Managing HP Serviceguard Extension for SAP for Linux, December 2013

Figure 11 sgesap/sapinstance module configuration overview for a replication instance
To monitor a SGeSAP toolkit package:
• Check the badges next to the SGeSAP package icons in the main view. Badges are tiny icons
that are displayed to the right of the package icon. Any Serviceguard Failover Package can
have Status, Alert, and HA Alert badges associated with it. In addition to the standard
Serviceguard alerts, SGeSAP packages report SAP application-specific information via this
mechanism. The additional data provides a more complete picture of the current and expected
future availability level of the SAP application. The Alert and HA Alert badges are clickable
icons; they are linked to the corresponding component’s alert page.
Figure 12 Package alerts
To update (edit) a SGeSAP toolkit package configuration:
• From the View window on the right hand side of the Serviceguard Manager Main page, right
click on a package icon to bring up the Operations Menu, then click Edit a Package to bring
up the first in a series of screens where you can make edits to package properties.
• A package can also be edited by clicking the Packages tab on the Serviceguard Manager
Main page to bring up the Packages screen, then click on the package you want to update
in the Package Name column to bring up the Package Properties screen. Click Edit This Package
in the upper left-hand corner of the Package Properties screen to bring up the first in a series
of screens where you can make edits to package properties.
3.2 Performing SAP administration with SAP's startup framework
This section describes how a clustered SAP system behaves differently from a non-clustered SAP
system configured with the SAP startup framework and how it responds to SAP Netweaver 7.x
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