Re: how to check Apache, Form, FNDLIBR on a multiple instance
- From: Anand <shastry17@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: ora-apps-dba@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2007 16:45:22 +0530
Thanks Kathy,
Actually My question was how to check the Web, forms, Concurrent and reports
services for a particular instance which is running together with Multiple
different instances on a server.
I found this, Please let me know whether it is right:
$ps -eaf | grep applmgr <application user> | grep FNDLIBR for Concurrent
manager.
Regards,
Anand
On 3/24/07, kathy.robb <kathy.robb@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Well, it really depends on exactly what you want really want to check and
how you've installed the different instances. If you have installed each
instance under separate users and separate environments (not sharing), for
example DEVERP is owned by appldev and oradev and the APPL_TOP is
/u01/apps/devappl or something, you can start with some pretty basic things
and then grow the script as you grow your knowledge and skill set.
$COMMON_TOP/admin/<context_name>/scripts/adapctl.sh status will tell you
if apache is running.
$FND_TOP/sql/afcmstat.sql will list the active manager processes, and
should include FNDLIBR, or just ps –eaf |grep appldev|grep FNDLIBR
For the db, just sqlplus into it and verify that you can select, or even
more basic, just ps –eaf |grep smon|grep <SID>
Each of these commands can be scripted inside a shell script and you can
even script so that it's an iterative process using the context name/sid
name of each instance so you only get a single report.
k
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*Subject:* how to check Apache, Form, FNDLIBR on a multiple instance
Hi all,
My server has got multiple instances and I need to know how to check
Apache, Form, FNDLIBR and DB services for a particular instance.
Please advice me.
Regards,
Anand
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Well, it really depends on exactly what you want really want to check and how you've installed the different instances. If you have installed each instance under separate users and separate environments (not sharing), for example DEVERP is owned by appldev and oradev and the APPL_TOP is /u01/apps/devappl or something, you can start with some pretty basic things and then grow the script as you grow your knowledge and skill set. $COMMON_TOP/admin/<context_name>/scripts/adapctl.sh status will tell you if apache is running. $FND_TOP/sql/afcmstat.sql will list the active manager processes, and should include FNDLIBR, or just ps –eaf |grep appldev|grep FNDLIBR For the db, just sqlplus into it and verify that you can select, or even more basic, just ps –eaf |grep smon|grep <SID> Each of these commands can be scripted inside a shell script and you can even script so that it's an iterative process using the context name/sid name of each instance so you only get a single report. k ------------------------------ *From:* ora-apps-dba-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto: ora-apps-dba-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Anand *Sent:* Friday, March 23, 2007 6:30 PM *To:* ora-apps-dba@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx *Subject:* how to check Apache, Form, FNDLIBR on a multiple instance Hi all, My server has got multiple instances and I need to know how to check Apache, Form, FNDLIBR and DB services for a particular instance. Please advice me. Regards, Anand
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