Database Reference
In-Depth Information
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SAP Standard Clients and Default Passwords
Login Checks
Login checks should be done at the application level as well as at the operating system level.
The goal of the login checks is to make sure that there are no errors or any serious warning
messages after a new installation. If there are any issues, then they have to be corrected im-
mediately. If necessary, log an online message with SAP support to get help in resolving the
issue.
Login Checks at the Operating System Level
Log in at the operating system level as <SID>adm, and verify the start and shutdown of the
recently installed SAP system. System startup and shutdown procedures have been dis-
cussed in detail in the earlier chapters of the topic. As <SID>adm, verify that all SAP pro-
cesses are up.
This can be verified by issuing the ps -ef | grep <SID>adm command. This will show all
the SAP processes at the OS level.
As ora<SID>, verify that the the database is up and that Oracle processes are running by
executing the following command:
The output of the command should show that all Oracle processes are running.
