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This article is to explain the steps of the HANA 2.0 installation on SUSE Linux 12 SP3. The configuration and permission setups explained in this article is not for the production environment but to practice the HANA administration tasks.


***All system and network information like Domain name, IP addresses shown in the post are dummy and only for testing purposes.***


 


 


 



Sizing


During the installation of the operating system, partitions for the operating system are created.
A logical volume group (LVG) named /dev/system will be created. This LVG contains two logical volumes (LVs): /dev/system/root: by default, 60 GB to account for the operating system and SAP media
/dev/system/swap: according to SAP note 1597355 the SWAP size should be X2 of the RAM.

Physical Memory (RAM) Recommended Swap-Space








Add new volume for HANA DB 400GB












Set your root password











Fix the IP of the system








Change the hostname of the system




 






Configure FTP allow port 21 and create new user to access the FTP because by default root user is not allowed for FTP.

Files required for installation

 

Installation Media


HANA DB Server files


 






HANA DB Client files



 








SAP Kernel files


 


 




SWPM Files







 

 






SAPCAR files for extraction of the data files.



 

 






Put SAPCAR files in each folder in which you want to extract the data.

Get full access on the files to execute SAPCAR

 



Extraction







Execute below command to extract

 


 







Give also full access to extracted folders.

Running GUI Installer







Go to SAP_HANA_DATABASE folder to run the HANA DB setup.




 




 







Select installation path and also get full access 777 on it, set system ID


 



 



 



 

 


 


 



 





Conclusion:


Check the log file for installation details.






 


 







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