Oracle^® Solaris Cluster Data Service for SAP MaxDB Guide

How to Verify the Operation of the SAP xserver Fault Monitor

Perform this procedure on each node that can master SAP xserver.

1. Log in to a node that can master SAP xserver.
2. Abnormally terminate SAP xserver.
   1. Determine the process identities of all SAP xserver processes.

      # ps -ef | grep vserver

   2. Kill all SAP xserver processes.

      # kill -9 xserver-pid

      xserver-pid

      Specifies the process identities of the SAP xserver processes that you determined in Step a

3. Confirm that the SAP xserver fault monitor restarts the SAP xserver resource.
4. Terminate SAP xserver normally.
   1. Become the OS user who administers SAP xserver.

      # su - os-sapxsrvr-adm-user

      os-sapxsrvr-adm-user

      Specifies the UNIX user identity of the OS user who administers SAP xserver. By default, this user is root. You can specify this user by setting the Xserver_User extension property. For more information, see SUNW.sap_xserver Extension Properties.

   2. Manually stop the SAP xserver.

      # x_server stop

5. Confirm that the SAP xserver fault monitor restarts the SAP xserver resource.