** Myself
## sapuser=prdadm ,SID Instance = D01,Instance Number=01
## in case run from root user (Can be apply with cluster solution)
su - prdadm -c "stopsap D01"
su - prdadm -c "stopsap sapstartsrv D01"
su - prdadm -c "cleanipc 01 remove"
su - prdadm -c "saposcol -k"
ps -ef | grep prdadm | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9
For sap user
logon prdadm
stopsap D01
ps -ef | grep prdadm | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9
## Can be use ipcrm for OS command replace with cleanipc command for SAP
#SAP Note 15372 - SAPcomm: error after SAP System restart
Delete any running SAPcomm processes and existing SAPcomm resources (shared
memory, semaphores, event flags, and system queues):
You should never delete operating system resources that SAPcomm is using while SAPcomm is running.
## sapuser=prdadm ,SID Instance = D01,Instance Number=01
## in case run from root user (Can be apply with cluster solution)
su - prdadm -c "stopsap D01"
su - prdadm -c "stopsap sapstartsrv D01"
su - prdadm -c "cleanipc 01 remove"
su - prdadm -c "saposcol -k"
ps -ef | grep prdadm | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9
For sap user
logon prdadm
stopsap D01
stopsap sapstartsrv D01
cleanipc 01 remove
saposcol -k
ps -ef | grep prdadm | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9
## Can be use ipcrm for OS command replace with cleanipc command for SAP
#SAP Note 15372 - SAPcomm: error after SAP System restart
Delete any running SAPcomm processes and existing SAPcomm resources (shared
memory, semaphores, event flags, and system queues):
SAPcomm programs: | Operating system command "kill". |
Shared memory, semaphoresand event flags: | SAP program "cleanipc <no.>", "no." is the number of the"SAPSYSTEM" from SAPcomm profile file sapcomm.pfl System queues: Operating system command "ipcrm". |
System queues: | Operating system command "ipcrm". |
You should never delete operating system resources that SAPcomm is using while SAPcomm is running.
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