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SAP HANA 2.0 XS Advanced Installation – by the SAP HANA Academy
Update November 2020
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Introduction
Recently, we have updated a number of SAP HANA Academy tutorial videos for the playlist
In this blog, I will provide some references and background information about the SAP HANA XS Advanced (XSA) runtime.
This blog is part of a series:
- SAP HANA 2.0 installation and update
- SAP HANA 2.0 platform lifecycle management
- SAP HANA Installation Automation
- SAP HANA 2.0 Server Installation
- SAP HANA 2.0 Client Installation and Update
- SAP HANA 2.0 Studio Installation and Update
- SAP HANA XS Advanced Installation (this blog)
- SAP HANA 2.0 Cockpit Installation and Update
- Installing SAP HANA SHINE
SAP HANA Academy – SAP HANA Installation and Update (YouTube Playlist)
Tutorial Video
In this tutorial video, we cover where to download the latest version of both the SAP HANA XS Advanced runtime and the different XS Advanced components; how to perform an installation of the runtime together with SAP HANA database server; and how to perform an update of a server installation to add the XSA runtime component using the SAP HANA database lifecycle management tool (hdblcm) in graphical, web, and command-line mode; how to perform an unattended installation of the XSA runtime with hdblcm in batch mode and the use of a response file.
SAP HANA Academy – XS Advanced
SAP HANA XS Advanced Model
Whereas installing the SAP HANA (database) server maybe takes 15 minutes on a bad day, installing the SAP HANA XSA runtime will take a good 90 minutes. To understand why this is the case, it is good to have a basic understanding of the XSA architecture.
For a gentle introduction, see
Unlike the xsengine process of XS classic, the XS Advanced runtime is not built-in/embedded into the SAP HANA database server and needs to be installed separately.
The XSA runtime comprises four operating system processes:
- xsconstroller (Controller, FileSystem Broker, Platform Router)
- xsexecagent (Execution Agent)
- diserver (Deployment Infrastructure Server)
- xsuaaserver (User Account and Authentication (UAA) service, UAA broker, HDI broker)
The runtime has its own role (xs_worker) and can be included with the SAP HANA server on a single-host installation, on a distributed system for load balancing, and on a dedicated host in a multi-host environment, including as a standby system (xs_standby role) for high availability configurations:
- System Concepts for XS Advanced Runtime Installations – SAP HANA Server Installation and Update Guide
XS Advanced system concepts
The images below are from the Developer and Administration/Security guides (same paragraph) and illustrate the functionality which the different services provide.
For more information about the architecture, see
- The XS Advanced Programming Model – SAP HANA Developer Guide
- Technical System Landscape of SAP HANA XS Advanced – SAP HANA Security Guide
- Server Architecture of SAP HANA XS Advanced Runtime Platform – SAP HANA Administration Guide
XS Advanced system architecture
Technical System Landscape of XS Advanced Application Server
Software Downloads
You can download the latest version of the XS Advanced runtime and the XSA components from the SAP ONE Support Portal. This works exactly the same as for the other SAP HANA components.
Navigation path: H > SAP HANA PLATFORM EDITION > SAP HANA PLATFORM EDITION 2.0: SUPPORT PACKAGES AND PATCHES
The table below lists the XSA components for SAP HANA Platform Edition 2.0
| Software Component | Support Package Patches | Note |
| XS_ADVANCED_RUNTIME | XS RUNTIME 1 | 2582204 |
| XS_ADVANCED_RUNTIME | SAP EXTENDED APP SERVICES 1 | 2582204 |
| XS_MONITORING | XS MONITORING 1 | 2465860 |
| XS_SERVICES | XS SERVICES 1 | 2465860 |
| XS_JAVA | XS JAVA 1 | 2465860 |
| XS_JAVASCRIPT | XS JAVASCRIPT 1 | 2465860 |
| XSAC_ALM_PI_UI | XSAC_ALM_PRODUCT_INSTALLER_UI1 | 2495800 |
| XSAC_XSA_COCKPIT | XSA COCKPIT 1 | 2465860 |
| XSAC_SAP_WEB_IDE | SAP WEB IDE 2 | 2457320 |
| XSAC_HRTT | SAP HANA RUNTIME TOOLS 2.0 | 2373065 |
| XSAC_FILE_PROC | XSAC FILEPROCESSOR 1.0 | 2419428 |
| XSAC_PORTAL_SERV | XSAC_PORTAL_SERVICES 1.0 | 2590066 |
| XSAC_UI5_FESV2 | SAPUI5 FESV2 XSA 1 | 2451647 |
| XSAC_UI5_FESV3 | SAPUI5 FESV3 XSA 1 | 2458437 |
| XSAC_XMLA_INT | XSAC XMLA INTERFACE FOR HANA 1 | 2494696 |
| XSAC_SHINE | SAP HANA DEMO MODEL ADV. 1 | 2239095 |
| XSAC_MIGRATION | XSAC MIGRATION 1 | 2493252 |
| XS_GERRIT | XS GERRIT 2 | 2503815 |
SAP Software Downloads – Support Packages and Patches
The XSA runtime and XSA components are included in the SAP HANA 2.0 platform edition installation media.
Most components are included in the XSA_CONTENT_10 directory but not the SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA, the migration toolkit, and the Database Explorer (Runtime Tools: HRTT).
The XS clients for Windows, Linux and macOS are provided as compressed zip files in the XSA_CLIENT_10 directory. The installation steps are documented in
The XSA runtime directory contains the SAP HANA lifecycle management tools hdbsetup (graphical), hdbinst, hdbsetup and hdbuninst but these utilities should not be executed directly. On the SAP HANA server, always install components using the SAP HANA Database Lifecycle Manager (hdblcm).
SAP HANA 2.0 platform edition – 51052325 extracted
SAP HANA XS Advanced Runtime Installation
To install the XSA runtime and the different XSA components, you can choose to run the SAP HANA Lifecycle Management tool in graphical (Windows), web or command-line mode.
For the web version, you can start the tool from the SAP HANA cockpit, SAP HANA studio, or directly using the SAP host agent URL [ https://<host>:1129/lmsl/HDBLCM/<SID>/index.html ]
SAP HANA Platform Lifecycle Management – URL
Start the installation from the Install or Update Additional Components tool.
The first step is to indicate to the tool where the installation media is located using the Add Software Locations button.
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management – 1. Add Software Locations
Next, select the SAP HANA XS Advanced Runtime component for installation.
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management – 2. Select Components
In step 3, you can add additional hosts in case you want to create a distributed system and define the host role for the XSA runtime (xs-worker or xs_standby). You will be prompted if you want to assign the XS runtime roles to the hosts with database roles (see above, section XSA system concepts).
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management – 3. Additional Hosts Properties
In step 4, you need to provide the passwords for the operating system administration account <sid>adm and for the system and tenant database SYSTEM accounts. This is not XSA specific but related to the SAP HANA server.
In step 10 (steps 6, 7, 8, and 9 are for Streaming, Dynamic Tiering, Accelerator and Remote Data Sync – when selected), we get to the screen where we can define the XS Advanced Runtime parameters.
For more information about each of the parameters, see
- System Properties – SAP HANA Server Installation and Update Guide
For more information about the organization and customer space name (and the impact of running applications in customer spaces with separate operating system users), see
- Organizations and Spaces – SAP HANA Security Guide
For more information about routing mode and domain names, see
- Connections for SAP HANA Extended Application Services, Advanced Model – SAP HANA Administration Guide
- Security for SAP HANA Extended Application Services, Advanced Model – SAP HANA Security Guide
- 2245631 – Domains and routing configuration for SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management – 10. Configure XS Advanced Runtime
When the checkbox ‘Run Applications in Customer Space with Separate OS User’ is selected, you are prompted to set the operating system user ID for the SAP and customer space users (Linux). In a distributed (multi-host) environment, these need to be the same.
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management – 11. Configure XS Advanced Space OS User Properties
In the last step, step 13, you can select the XSA components that you want install together with the runtime. Note that not all components are selected by default.
You can run the SAP HANA Lifecycle Management tool again to install (or update) additional XSA components at a later stage. Alternatively, you can use the XS client command ‘xs install’ to add components:
- Installing and Updating Using the Command Line Interface – SAP HANA Application Lifecycle Management
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management – 12. Choose XS Advanced Components to be Installed
The last screen lists all selections made for review and confirmation.
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management – 14. Review and Confirm
Install using Windows
To run the SAP HANA Lifecycle Management tool in graphical mode, just run the hdblcmgui command from the installation media from the Lifecycle Management directory (HDB_LCM_LINUX_X86_64). To run the tool in graphical mode, an X-Windows environment needs have been installed and configured. This might be a bit of an issue as typically the SAP HANA server will have a minimal installation without X-Windows environment.
Running HDB_LCM_LINUX_X86_64/hdblcmgui
In the print screens below, you can see that the dialogs in the version are exactly the same as for the web version. The same is true for the command-line.
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management (hdblcmgui) – Detected Software Components
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management (hdblcmgui) – Add Hosts
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management (hdblcmgui) – XS Advanced Runtime Properties
Unattended Installation with Response File
To automate SAP HANA XS Advanced runtime installations (or XSA component updates), you can run the SAP HANA Lifecycle Management tool in batch mode with a response file.
Installation automation is the topic of another blog in this series, so I will just highlight the required steps here.
First, create a template file with the hdblcm parameter ‘–dump_configfile_template=<filename>’
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management (hdblcm) – Create Config File
Next, you need to edit the template file to provide the required parameters. You use the online help from hdblcm for the specific syntax of the parameters. Alternatively, of course, you can also look them up in the documentation:
- Parameter Reference – SAP HANA Server Installation and Update Guide
Most parameters will have a default value.
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management (hdblcm) – configfile
Once the response file (template file) and password file have been prepared, we can run the hdblcm command in unattended mode (–batch or -b) specifying the action, the template file and to read the password file from STDIN.
SAP HANA Lifecycle Management (hdblcm) – hdblcm in batch mode
Installing SAP HANA XS Advanced Runtime…
The installer first extracts (unzip) the different components and proceeds to stop the SAP HANA system after which the runtime will be installed (Installing package…) and the system started again. This is the system downtime phase and takes about a minute.
Next, we can see that the SAP HANA XS runtime processes are started: hdbxscontroller, hdbxsexecagent, and hdbxsuaaserver.
Installing SAP HANA XS Advanced Runtime…
With the runtime processes started, initial content is loaded and the spaces are created.
Loading initial content
Next, the different services and applications are created that support the infrastructure. This phase ends with the API (URL) of XS Controler, with default HTTPS port 3<instance_number>30 (for port-based routing). This is the API endpoint to use with the XS client.
XS Controller API End Point
In the next phase, the XSA components (Cockpit, SAP UI5, etc.) are installed. Depending on the number of components selected, this will take some time.
The installer exits with an URL for feedback and the location of the log files, should any issue have occurred.
SAP HANA Database components updated
Apps!
Once the runtime is up and running and the XSA components installed, we can connect to the controller with the XS client.
In the print screen below, the XS client included with the SAP HANA XS runtime installation is used. You can also install the XS client on a Microsoft Windows, Linux, or Apple macOS computer. This topic will be discussed in a subsequent blog in this series.
To connect, you will need to provide the API_URL, which refers to the XS Controller API, together with the administration user you created during the installation in step 10 Configure XS Advanced Runtime.
xs login
With the ‘xs apps’ command, we can then list the apps running in space “SAP”, their status, and urls.
xs apps
You can use the URLs to access the different XSA applications in a browser. Below the xsa-admin application, the web interface for XS Advanced Administration.
XS Advanced Administration
References
For more information see:
SAP HANA Academy Playlists
- SAP HANA Installation and Update – SAP HANA 2.0 SPS 02
- SAP HANA Installation and Update – SAP HANA 1.0 SPS 12
SAP Downloads
SAP Documentation
- Installing XS Advanced Runtime – SAP HANA Server Installation and Update Guide
- System Concepts for XS Advanced Runtime Installations – SAP HANA Server Installation and Update Guide
- System Properties – SAP HANA Server Installation and Update Guide
- Parameter Reference – SAP HANA Server Installation and Update Guide
- The XS Advanced Programming Model – SAP HANA Developer Guide
- Installing and Updating Products and Software Components in SAP HANA XS Advanced Model – SAP HANA Application Lifecycle Management
- Connections for SAP HANA Extended Application Services, Advanced Model – SAP HANA Administration Guide
- Network and Communication Security with SAP HANA XS Advanced – SAP HANA Security Guide
- Security for SAP HANA Extended Application Services, Advanced Model – SAP HANA Security Guide
- Organizations and Spaces – SAP HANA Security Guide
- About the SAP HANA Database Explorer and the SQL Analyzer – SAP HANA Administration Guide
- Working with Gerrit Version Control in XS Advanced – SAP HANA Developer Quick Start Guide
- SAP HANA XS Advanced Migration Guide
- SAP File Processing for SAP HANA
SAP Blogs
Notes
- 2460914 – SAP HANA Platform 2.0 SPS 02 Release Note
- 2465860 – SAP HANA 2.0 extended application services, advanced model SPS 02 release note
- 2245631 – Domains and routing configuration for SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model
- 2243156 – Secure user setup for SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model
- 2243019 – Providing SSL certificates for domains defined in SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model
- 2242468 – Setting up SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model command-line client from SAP HANA Installation DVD or SAP Service Marketplace
- 2239095 – SAP HANA XS ADVANCED DEMO MODEL – SHINE XSA Release & Information Note
- 2373065 – SAP HANA 2.0 Database Explorer Release Notes
- 2457320 – SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA 2.0 SPS 02 – Central Release Note
- 2503815 – Gerrit 2.11.5
- 2419428 – SAP HANA 2.0: SAP File Processing Release Note
- 2493252 – SAP HANA XS Advanced Migration Assistant 1
- 2494696 – Update OSS-versions used in project XMLA
- 2495800 – Release Notes for XS Advanced Application Lifecycle Management Product Installer
- 2538943 – SAP Fiori Launchpad for SAP HANA 2.0 extended application services, advanced model SPS 02 Patch 01
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Hi Denys
Good to see this summary of all the different components and notes in one place.
Its been quite a journey to find all the right docu for our system.
We have setup a new system: HANA 2.0 with AFL, APL, XSA, Webide, DWF
For installing DWF I followed https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2435452 which said you need to install XSACALMPIUI12. But this gives me these errors:
#2.0#2018 02 05 18:16:23.886#Z#ERROR#com.sap.lm.sl.alm.5241.MAIN_LOG#
######com.sap.lm.sl.alm.prod.installer.process.steps.StepsUtil########pool-7-thread-3###
[PollStateStep] Error resolving merged descriptor properties and parameters: No configuration entries were found matching the filter specified in resource "product-installer-url"
No configuration entries were found matching the filter specified in resource "product-installer-url"#
Looking at note 2495800 I get the impression that the ALM can only be installed on a HANA cockpit system.
Is that correct?
BTW DWF is working now, without XSACALMPIUI
gr
Sander van Gemert
1, no, it is not required to have cockpit.
2, you can also do it via command line tool in XSA
3, installation should be done in SAP space
Sander,
I will look into making a video tutorial on the XSACALMPIUI (XS advanced component, ALM product installer UI) topic. Thanks for bringing it up.
Thanks Wei for your expert insights.
Regards,
Denys / SAP HANA Academy
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Hi Denys
I've installed XS Advanced and SAP HANA DW Foundation 2.0 on a HANA 2.0 System.
After the installation I've tried to create a NDSO according to this guide: NDSO Admin Guide
According to section 3.1 Pct. 4: "Right-click the project and create an HDB module. Use the CDS editor to model the NDSO. Check the Create DataStore Artifacts box. This is necessary to create an NDSO."
If i do a right click on the project then I get the option of creating a SAP HANA Database Module.
Is this the same as HDB module? I assume yes but would like to have a confirmation.
Second issue that I'm having is that I'm missing the "Create DataStore artifacts" in the "Template Customization step".
The DWF Rolle collection is assigned to my user.
Any idea what might be the cause?
Cheers
M
Hi Marian,
Yes, HDB stands for HANA Database Module.
If you are missing the "Create Datastore artifacts" checkbox, it might be that you have not turned on the DW Foundation feature. Please go to the Web IDE settings (little wheel icon on the left) > Features > SAP HANA Data Warehouse Foundation > change setting to "On".
When changing that setting, you should also be able to create a DW Foundation template to start with, instead of starting with an MTA template and then creating an HDB module. The DW Foundation template does not only give you NDSO functionality, but also Taskchains and Data Lifecycle Manager profiles.
Kind regards,
Sefan
Hi Stefan
Spot on! I was running out of ideas.
Is this mentioned in the official documentation and I've missed it ?
Thank you
M
Hi Marian,
It was not mentioned, but it will be in the next version. Thanks for pointing this out.
Please know we have also a dedicated page for DW Foundation if you're looking for more info: https://www.sap.com/community/topics/hana-data-warehousing-foundation.html
Regards,
Sefan
Hi Denys,
Thanks for all those education videos on youtube.
I am trying to install XSA on an installed HANA 2.0. I am able to go through the motions in hdblcmweb but get an error when I hit Update.
On reviewing the tracefile I see the following:
22:35:25.515 - INFO: Parameter 'cannot_resume_pending_update' (CannotResumePendingUpdate) is set to value = 'Yes'
22:35:25.515 - ERR : Mandatory parameter 'resume_pending_update' (ResumePendingUpdate) is missing or invalid
Wondering where I can go from here. Are there some files that I need to delete or set CannotResumePendingUpdate or cannot_resume_pending_update to ‘No’ somewhere. I have done a find for these in all the files under /hana without luck (did not find a property file). I did find reference to CannotResumePendingUpdate in the file : /hana/shared/CAS/hdblcm/resources/nonresident/resident/views/common/update/PendingUpdateProperties.view.js
I am kind of stuck!
Would welcome your guidance.
Best,
Arun
Great job Denys,
Still a year after you created this - it helped me get my head round how all the XSA stuff is packed up and installed. Keep up the great work, very much appreciated.!
Hi Denys,
Thanks for all those education videos on youtube.
I am trying to install XSA on an installed HANA 2.0. I am able to go through the motions in hdblcmweb but get an error when I hit Update.
On reviewing the tracefile I see the following:
22:35:25.515 - INFO: Parameter 'cannot_resume_pending_update' (CannotResumePendingUpdate) is set to value = 'Yes'
22:35:25.515 - ERR : Mandatory parameter 'resume_pending_update' (ResumePendingUpdate) is missing or invalid
Wondering where I can go from here. Are there some files that I need to delete or set CannotResumePendingUpdate or cannot_resume_pending_update to ‘No’ somewhere. I have done a find for these in all the files under /hana without luck (did not find a property file). I did find reference to CannotResumePendingUpdate in the file : /hana/shared/CAS/hdblcm/resources/nonresident/resident/views/common/update/PendingUpdateProperties.view.js
I am kind of stuck!
Would welcome your guidance.
Best,
Arun
Hi Arun,
Resume update is documented in the SAP HANA installation and update guide:
However, this concerns the parameter specified BEFORE starting the installation. There is no (documented) resume_pending_update parameter.
The web client hdblcmweb depends on the SAP Host Agent.
Could you try to run the tool in command line mode?
Hi Denys,
cmd line hdblcm seems to have worked. Once the install happened tried to login to xs. However did not see any apps running with xs apps. I tried changing the target spaces without luck. Where should I look from here?
The log itself said all good with one error at the end of this note.
% xs target -s SAP
API endpoint: https://myhost:30030 (API version: 1)
User: xsa_admin
Org: orgname
Space: SAP
% xs apps
Getting apps in org "orgname" / space "SAP" as xsa_admin...
Found apps:
No apps found
Thanks for your time and help.
Best,
Arun
Output line 151: ERROR: Fatal error occurred during installation
Output line 152: com.sap.xs2rt.core.installation.exceptions.InstExceptionBase: Failed to register tenant DB.
Output line 153: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.tenant.RegisterTenantDb.install(RegisterTenantDb.java:34)
Output line 154: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.steps.InstallationStep.installAndMeasure(InstallationStep.java:156)
Output line 155: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.procedures.InstallationProcedure.executeStep(InstallationProcedure.java:118)
Output line 156: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.procedures.InstallationProcedure.perform(InstallationProcedure.java:218)
Output line 157: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.content.HanaContentInstallUpdateProcedure.main(HanaContentInstallUpdateProcedure.java:122)
Output line 158: Caused by: com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.tenant.TenantUtils$TenantException: FAILED to calculate container group name: SAP DBTech JDBC: [258]: insufficient privilege: Detailed info for this error can be found with guid '86D2C05C7756274ABCFD41781E7D6A5C'
Output line 159: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.tenant.TenantUtils.registerTenantDb(TenantUtils.java:1095)
Output line 160: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.tenant.RegisterTenantDb.install(RegisterTenantDb.java:32)
Output line 161: ... 4 more
Output line 162: Caused by: com.sap.db.jdbc.exceptions.JDBCDriverException: SAP DBTech JDBC: [258]: insufficient privilege: Detailed info for this error can be found with guid '86D2C05C7756274ABCFD41781E7D6A5C'
Output line 163: at com.sap.db.jdbc.exceptions.SQLExceptionSapDB._newInstance(SQLExceptionSapDB.java:195)
Output line 164: at com.sap.db.jdbc.exceptions.SQLExceptionSapDB.newInstance(SQLExceptionSapDB.java:45)
Output line 165: at com.sap.db.jdbc.packet.HReplyPacket._buildExceptionChain(HReplyPacket.java:848)
Output line 166: at com.sap.db.jdbc.packet.HReplyPacket.getSQLExceptionChain(HReplyPacket.java:165)
Output line 167: at com.sap.db.jdbc.packet.HPartInfo.getSQLExceptionChain(HPartInfo.java:39)
Output line 168: at com.sap.db.jdbc.ConnectionSapDB._receive(ConnectionSapDB.java:4225)
Output line 169: at com.sap.db.jdbc.ConnectionSapDB.exchange(ConnectionSapDB.java:1665)
Output line 170: at com.sap.db.jdbc.StatementSapDB._executeDirect(StatementSapDB.java:1648)
Output line 171: at com.sap.db.jdbc.StatementSapDB._execute(StatementSapDB.java:1622)
Output line 172: at com.sap.db.jdbc.StatementSapDB._execute(StatementSapDB.java:1583)
Output line 173: at com.sap.db.jdbc.StatementSapDB._executeQuery(StatementSapDB.java:1539)
Output line 174: at com.sap.db.jdbc.StatementSapDB.executeQuery(StatementSapDB.java:204)
Output line 175: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.content.InitializeHanaBroker.getContainerGroups(InitializeHanaBroker.java:1290)
Output line 176: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.content.InitializeHanaBroker.existContainerGroup(InitializeHanaBroker.java:1311)
Output line 177: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.content.InitializeHanaBroker.getUniqueContainerGroupName(InitializeHanaBroker.java:1333)
Output line 178: at com.sap.xs2rt.installation.impl.hana.tenant.TenantUtils.registerTenantDb(TenantUtils.java:1091)
Output line 179: ... 5 more
Program terminated with exit code 1
Switching back to root user.
Hi Denys,
Uninstalled and re-installed and that worked - command line definitely better wrt control.
So, thanks for the support.
Best,
Arun
Hi Arun,
You mentioned in your e-mail
After doing a bit of troubleshooting saw that the xscontroller would not start because of FQDN problem (https://apps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/en/2673550). When I installed accepted the default of mds-hana.openstack.na-us-1.cloud.sap for xsa. I guess this is the reason for the apps not starting up, right?
If so how can I set this to localhost or the static IP?
See note 2245631 - Routing Mode and Default Domain configuration for SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model
section Changing The Default Domain
However, there is a reason why the IP resolves to mds-hana.openstack.na-us-1.cloud.sap (see /etc/resolv.conf). You might want to make sure that the host resolves to the required/desired host and domain name first, and then proceed with the installation of products that rely on the networking functionality.
Note 2596466 - FAQ: SAP HANA XS advanced is a good starting point if the documentation does not cover the issue.
[[ PS Log dumps are rarely useful ]]
Cheers,
D
Hello,
Related blog-post:
https://blogs.sap.com/2020/09/09/installation-of-sap-hana-database-with-extended-application-service-advanced-model-xsa-in-yandex-cloud/
Hallo Denys,
I am currently installing XSA and during the install of XSACALMPIUI14_2-80002271.ZIP i get a strange error:
Upload to deploy service starts...
Processing software component XSAC_ALM_PI_UI (sap.com) 'GUI for HALM for XSA (including product installer) Version 1'...
Upload to deploy service starts...
Upload to deploy service finished.
Deployment starts...
Deployment in progress. Deploy service process ID: 12501
---------------- deploy service START------------------------------
Detected MTA schema version: "3"
Deploying in org "data-dev" and space "SAP"
No deployed MTA detected - this is initial deployment
Detected new MTA version: "1.14.2"
Error resolving merged descriptor properties and parameters: No configuration entries were found matching the filter specified in resource "product-installer"
No configuration entries were found matching the filter specified in resource "product-installer"
Do you have any hints ?
Or should I just open a case for this ?
Regards,
Frans
Created 667666 / 2022 for this.
Hi Johan,
This requires SAP Support to step in. Thanks