Symptom
The database display name in LVM UI is inconsistent in Configuration
and Operation screens. Particularly, the display names for the HANA
database is different from other database systems. The inconsistancy
affects the asthetics of the LVM UI.
Other Terms
Database display name, EngineFacade, HANA database display name
Reason and Prerequisites
The current display name for HANA database shown in the LVM UI is by
design, however it was noticed that the display name for HANA database
is not consistant with other database display names.
Currently the database display name for HANA DB in the Operations screen is in the format :
<SID> <HANA DB Tier> <HANA DB ROLE>: <DB Name>, <host>
and the format for the Configuration Screen is as follows :
<HANA DB Tier> <HANA DB ROLE>: <SID>, <DB Name>, <host>
The database display name for all databases except HANA DB in the Operations screen is in the format :
<SID> System Database ([ABAP|Java]): <DB Name>, <host>
and the format for the Configuration Screen is as follows :
System Database ([ABAP|Java]): <SID>, <DB Name>, <host>
Currently the database display name for HANA DB in the Operations screen is in the format :
<SID> <HANA DB Tier> <HANA DB ROLE>: <DB Name>, <host>
and the format for the Configuration Screen is as follows :
<HANA DB Tier> <HANA DB ROLE>: <SID>, <DB Name>, <host>
The database display name for all databases except HANA DB in the Operations screen is in the format :
<SID> System Database ([ABAP|Java]): <DB Name>, <host>
and the format for the Configuration Screen is as follows :
System Database ([ABAP|Java]): <SID>, <DB Name>, <host>
Solution
The solution is delivered in the form of a code fix and minor
enhancement. The fix and enhancement will be available in the following
release of SAP LVM 2.1
1. SAP LVM 2.1 SP04
Solution Description:
This note corrects the current HANA Database display name to make it more consistant with other database names. The database display name from this patch will be in the following format :
Operation Screen:
<SID> System Database ([ABAP|Java]): <HANA DB Tier>, <HANA DB ROLE>, <DB Name>, <host>
or
<SID> Standalone Database: <HANA DB Tier>, <HANA DB ROLE> : <DB Name>, <host>
Configuration Screen:
System Database([ABAP|Java]): <HANA DB Tier>, <HANA DB ROLE> : <SID>, <DB Name>, <host>
or
Standalone Database: <HANA DB Tier>, <HANA DB ROLE> : <SID>, <DB Name>, <host>
Examples:
1. For ABAP on multi-tier/multi-node HANA the display is as follows:
SID System Database (ABAP): Primary (Tier 1) MASTER : HANA 00, host001
SID System Database (ABAP): Primary (Tier 1) WORKER : HANA 00, host002
SID System Database (ABAP): Primary (Tier 1) STANDBY : HANA 00, host003
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 2) MASTER : HANA 00, host004
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 2) WORKER : HANA 00, host005
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 2) STANDBY : HANA 00, host006
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 3) MASTER : HANA 00, host007
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 3) WORKER : HANA 00, host008
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 3) STANDBY : HANA 00, host009
2. For multi-tier/multi-node standalone HANA database the display is as follows:
SID Standalone Database: Primary (Tier 1) MASTER : HANA 00, host001
SID Standalone Database: Primary (Tier 1) WORKER : HANA 00, host002
SID Standalone Database: Primary (Tier 1) STANDBY : HANA 00, host003
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 2) MASTER : HANA 00, host004
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 2) WORKER : HANA 00, host005
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 2) STANDBY : HANA 00, host006
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 3) MASTER : HANA 00, host007
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 3) WORKER : HANA 00, host008
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 3) STANDBY : HANA 00, host009
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1. SAP LVM 2.1 SP04
Solution Description:
This note corrects the current HANA Database display name to make it more consistant with other database names. The database display name from this patch will be in the following format :
Operation Screen:
<SID> System Database ([ABAP|Java]): <HANA DB Tier>, <HANA DB ROLE>, <DB Name>, <host>
or
<SID> Standalone Database: <HANA DB Tier>, <HANA DB ROLE> : <DB Name>, <host>
Configuration Screen:
System Database([ABAP|Java]): <HANA DB Tier>, <HANA DB ROLE> : <SID>, <DB Name>, <host>
or
Standalone Database: <HANA DB Tier>, <HANA DB ROLE> : <SID>, <DB Name>, <host>
Examples:
1. For ABAP on multi-tier/multi-node HANA the display is as follows:
SID System Database (ABAP): Primary (Tier 1) MASTER : HANA 00, host001
SID System Database (ABAP): Primary (Tier 1) WORKER : HANA 00, host002
SID System Database (ABAP): Primary (Tier 1) STANDBY : HANA 00, host003
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 2) MASTER : HANA 00, host004
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 2) WORKER : HANA 00, host005
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 2) STANDBY : HANA 00, host006
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 3) MASTER : HANA 00, host007
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 3) WORKER : HANA 00, host008
SID System Database (ABAP): Secondary (Tier 3) STANDBY : HANA 00, host009
2. For multi-tier/multi-node standalone HANA database the display is as follows:
SID Standalone Database: Primary (Tier 1) MASTER : HANA 00, host001
SID Standalone Database: Primary (Tier 1) WORKER : HANA 00, host002
SID Standalone Database: Primary (Tier 1) STANDBY : HANA 00, host003
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 2) MASTER : HANA 00, host004
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 2) WORKER : HANA 00, host005
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 2) STANDBY : HANA 00, host006
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 3) MASTER : HANA 00, host007
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 3) WORKER : HANA 00, host008
SID Standalone Database: Secondary (Tier 3) STANDBY : HANA 00, host009
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Header Data
Released On | 02.07.2015 05:20:38 |
Release Status | Released for Customer |
Component | BC-VCM-LVM Landscape Virtualization Management |
Priority | Correction with medium priority |
Category | Program error |
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