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Chapter 9: Multi-Role TasksStopping the R/3 System When you bring down or stop R/3, coordinate and plan this event with all the R/3 usersor their representatives. Stopping a system at “your convenience” is unprofessional and usually causesconsiderable operational issues with users who need (and expect) the system to be upand running.Stop R/3 only after all checks have been made and you are certain that there is no activityon the system.To stop the R/3 System:1. If there are application servers in the system, stop the instance on the applicationserver(s).2. Stop the instance on the database server. NT/SQL: Use the SAP Management Console. UNIX: At the command prompt, enter stopsapThis script may also stop the database; check your specificinstallation.3. If needed, stop the database.The database must be stopped separately. Unlike the start process, stopping the systemdoes not also stop the database. NT/SQL: Use SQL Server Service Manager to stop the database. NT/Oracle: Use SAPDBA to stop the database. UNIX: Use either SAPDBA or the stopsap script to stop the database.4. If needed, stop the operating system.1. On the NT desktop,double-click SAP R3Management Console.9–16Release 4.6A/B
Chapter 9: Multi-Role TasksStopping the R/3 System2. Drill down to the:a. (for example, SAS).b. (for example, pa100767and pal002840).2a2b2bThe following steps are applicableonly if you have application servers.Stop the R/3 dialog instance (on theapplication server).1. Click on the nodes (+) to drill downto the (forexample, pal002840).2. Right click on the and choose Stop.3. Choose Yes.134. When R/3 stops:a. The status indicators changecolor to gray.b. The Status indicates Stopped.4b4aSystem Administration Made Easy9–17
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