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[doc] Example 13: Checking the Operation Mode #94

Closed roseswe closed 1 year ago

roseswe commented 4 years ago

Example 13: Checking the Operation Mode :

https://documentation.suse.com/sbp/all/single-html/SLES4SAP-hana-sr-guide-PerfOpt-12/#id-1.9.7.5

Is with both "Check both global.ini files and add the operation mode if needed." the SYSTEMDB and TENANT refereed or the Node1 and Node2 (should be explained). Customers loose here a lot of time with guessing

chabowski commented 4 years ago

@fmherschel @lpinne @pirat013 Ralph Roth has submitted several issues/questions (via the "report a bug" link in the doc which opens a GitHub issue). Can you please have a look? This is his first question/issue. Thanks very much!

fmherschel commented 4 years ago

The global.ini file is sigular per SAP HANA database (so for all tenants) at least this is my point of view. So the statement is clear for me.

roseswe commented 4 years ago

As said I mirror only customer experience here

fmherschel commented 4 years ago

We even provide the full and clear Path for the global.ini: /hana/shared/<SID>/global/hdb/custom/config/

fmherschel commented 4 years ago

The markdown damaged my last comment, fixed it now. So the path only depends on the SID not the tennant. The is no global.ini per tennant.

lpinne commented 4 years ago

@roseswe: fmherschel alraedy fixed the error. We also might change the wording to something like:

Check the global.ini file on both nodes and add the operation mode if needed.

May I add an note, because there might be a pattern: We have to distinguish between errors in our documents and reader's perception. If a wrong path is given that is an error. If a reader expects information about HANA configuration, that might be a misperception. The mentioned config changes and actions at HANA are all just examples. At customer site everything related to HANA needs to be planned and done by certified admins. If such an expert is not available, the consultant or implementation partner might decide to take over some tasks. In that case he/she needs to have the knowlegde, of course.

chabowski commented 3 years ago

Hi @fmherschel and @lpinne, can we close this issue, or is this still open and an enhancement that is to be expected for the next version?

Thanks very much, and kind regards, Meike

lpinne commented 1 year ago

see setup guides