HP Serviceguard Toolkit for SAP Sybase ASE and SAP Sybase Replication Server for Linux User Guide Version A.12.00.00

1. If you want to include RS and DRA modules in a single package run the cmmakepkg -m
tkit/sybase/rs -m tkit/sybase/dra rs1_dra1_pkg.ascii command.
2. If you want to include ASE, RS, and DRA in one package, then you must include all the three
modules while executing the cmmakepkg command.
For example:
cmmakepkg -m tkit/sybase/ase -m tkit/sybase/rs -m tkit/sybase/dra
ase1_rs1_dra1_pkg.ascii
NOTE: HP recommends that you create a separate package for ASE and one single package
for RS and DRA. For example, RS-DRA. In addition, you can set an dependency of RS–DRA package
on a ASE package.
Verifying the package configuration
To verify the package configuration, run the cmcheckconf command.
For example:# cmcheckconf -P rs1_pkg.ascii
This command displays verification messages on the console.
Adding the package to a cluster
On successful verification of the package configuration, run the cmapplyconf command to add
the package into the Serviceguard environment.
For example:# cmapplyconf -P rs1_pkg.ascii
Starting the package
After you add the package to the Serviceguard environment, you can start the package by using
the following commands:
Run the cmrunpkg rs1 command to start the package.
Run the cmmodpkg -e -n <<node1>> -n <<node2>>... rs1 command to enable the
package switching or failover.
Run the cmmodpkg -e rs1 command to enable AUTO_RUN for the package.
Here,
• <<node1>> and <<node2>>: Name of the package nodes.
• rs1: Name of the package for RS instance, RS1.
For more information about managing packages, see Managing HP Serviceguard A 12.00.00
for Linux manual at http://www.hp.com/go/linux-serviceguard-docs.
26 Creating the Sybase toolkit package