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SAP HANA DB Installation Steps (Part 2)

SAP HANA DB Installation Steps (Part 2)


 Summary:-

This document contains the installation steps of SAP HANA SPS09 using command-line method. The GUI method installation step are published in following Link http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-61037

Author: Brindavan Mookaiah
Designation: SAP BASIS Consultant

Steps to follow:-

1) Download the SAP HANA media file  from  service market place
2) Place the media file into the some safe directory location
3) Loginto OS level with” root user” or SIDadm
4) Go the directories which you the HANA media file cd <installation medium>/DATA_UNITS/HDB_LCM_LINUX_X86_64
5) Start the SAP HANA platform lifecycle management tool:
6) Find the file and execute “./hdblcm –compontent_root=/DVD”

It will ask to choose the installation type

Choose system to update, or choose installation

Index | System |  Database properties
———————————————————————–
1 | HDB(update)           | hostname
| |    
2 | Install New system  |
| |
3 | Exit(do nothing)       |

Enter selected system index [3]: 2

 Here we have selected “2” to Install New system”
Select additional components for installation:

Index | Components      | Description
———————————————-
1 | server          | No additional components
2 | all             | All components   
3 | client          | Install SAP HANA Database Client version
4 | afl             | Install SAP HANA AFL
5 | lcapps          | Install SAP HANA LCAPPS
6 | smartda         | Install SAP HANA Smart Data Access
7 | studio          | Install SAP HANA Studio
8 | trd             | Install SAP TRD AFL FOR HANA

Enter comma-separated list of the selected indices [3, 7]:1,3,7

Here we have selected  the option 1,3,7 to install the components and it will ask some parameters to enter

Enter Local Host Name [hostname] : <hostname>
Enter Installation Path [/hana/shared] :
Enter SAP HANA System ID : SID
Enter Instance Number [01] : <nr>

Index | Database Mode       | Description
———————————————-
1 | sngle_container     | The system contains
2 | multiple_containers | The system contains

Select Database Mode / Enter Index [1] : 1

Here we have select the option ‘1’. Based on your requirement you can select this option.

Index | System Usage    | Description
———————————————-
1     | production      | System is used in a producation enviorment
2     | test | System is used for testing,not production
3     | development     | System used for development,not production
4     | custom          | System usage is neither production,test or development

Select System Usage /Enter Index [4] : 1

Here we have select the option ‘1’. Based on your requirement you can select this option about the system type PRD or test or develpoment.

Then enter the installation parameter to install SAP HANA like loaction directory,path etc…

Enter Location of Data Volumes [/hana/data/SID] : Path

Enter Location of Log Volume [/hana/log/SID] : path for directory to locate the log files

Restrict maximum memry alloaction? [n] :

Enter Certificate Host Name For Host ‘hostname’ [hostname] : hostname

Enter System Administrator (SIDadm) Passowrd : **************

confirm System Administrator (SIDadm) Password : ***************

Enter System Administrator Home Directory [/usr/sap/SID/home] : home directory to install

Enter System Administrator Login Shell [/bin/sh] :

Enter System Administrator USer ID [username] : <user name>

Enter Database User (SYSTEM) password : ***************

confirm Database User (SYSTEM) Password : *******************


Restart instance after machine reboot? [n] : Y

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