Managing Serviceguard Extension for SAP on Linux (IA64 Integrity and x86_64), February 2008

SAP Supply Chain Management
APO Setup Changes
Chapter 4 205
• To find out if a given user key mapping <user_key> works
throughout the cluster, the relocatable address should be added to
the primary host using cmmodnet -a.
Run the following command as APO Administrator:
dbmcli -U <user_key>
quit exits the upcoming prompt:
dbmcli on <hostname> : <LCSID>> quit
<hostname> should be relocatable. If it is not, the XUSER mapping has to
be recreated. Example:
mv .XUSER.62 .XUSER.62.ORG
The following commands require ksh for them to work.
DEFAULT key
dbmcli -n <reloclc_s> -d <LCSID> -u SAP<LCSID>,SAP -uk \
DEFAULT -us SAP<LCSID>,SAP -up SQLMODE=SAPR3; TIMEOUT=0;\
ISOLATION=0;
COLD key
dbmcli -n <reloclc_s> -d <LCSID> -u control,control -uk c \
-us control,control
WARM key
dbmcli -n <reloclc_s> -d <LCSID> -u superdba,admin -uk w \
-us superdba,admin
LCA key
dbmcli -n <reloclc_s> -d <LCSID> -us control,control -uk \
1LCA<reloclc_s> -us control,control
NOTE Refer to the SAP documentation to learn for more information about the
dbmcli syntax. After recreation of the .XUSER62 file with the above
commands always check the connection:
# dbmcli -U <user_key>
# dbmcli on <reloclc_s> : <LCSID>> quit