On Thu, Apr 8th, 2010 at 4:58 AM, Ron Foster wrote:
> The DBAs cancelled the DB2 thread. The SAP Administrators issued all the
> commands thru
> SAP to get rid of the process. They did not work. The process did not
> go away. Then we tried a kill -9 and the process died.
>
> On the other two
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From: Ron Foster at Baldor-IS
To: LINUX-390@vm.marist.edu
Date: 06/04/2010 12:02
Subject: Re: Unable to kill process
Sent by:
Shane,
Based on your comment...
We have opened up problems with Novell and SAP. So far this has
happened on two of our Linux Guests. We crashed and booted one Monday
night. We crashed and booted the other one Tuesday night. (On the off
chance that it might help, last night I took a standalon
UX-390@vm.marist.edu
Date: 06/04/2010 12:02
Subject: Re: Unable to kill process
Sent by:Linux on 390 Port
Mark,
> If kill -9 doesn't work then the process is in a system routine that
can be
>
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From:
Ron Foster at Baldor-IS
To:
LINUX-390@vm.marist.edu
Date:
06/04/2010 12:02
Subject:
Re: Unable to kill process
Sent by:
Linux on 390 Port
Mark,
> If kill -9 doesn't work then the process is in a system routine that can
be
> cancelled.
Thanks for the info.
>
That is *UN*interruptible sleep.
Programming error , pure and simple.
And yes, it probably really is unkillable.
Shane ...
Ron wrote on 06/04/2010 08:41:15 AM:
> I just had to #CP logoff on of our production SAP systems. It had a SAP
> process on it with a process state of "D" interruptible s
Mark,
If kill -9 doesn't work then the process is in a system routine that can be
cancelled.
Thanks for the info.
Did you have a problem with disks and/or nfs? (sap process needing to
complete i/o?)
We happen to have the problem on another SAP application server as I am
typing this. I have
Barton,
We are not using VMRM on this system. So it could not be that sort of
problem.
Ron
Barton Robinson wrote:
Any chance VMRM was active and too storage away?
Mark Perry wrote:
Hi Ron,
thats a support question if ever I heard one. Contact SAP/IBM. (Which of
course will lead to a questi
Any chance VMRM was active and too storage away?
Mark Perry wrote:
Hi Ron,
thats a support question if ever I heard one. Contact SAP/IBM. (Which of
course will lead to a question on maintenace levels of linux and sap.)
If kill -9 doesn't work then the process is in a system routine that can be
Hi Ron,
thats a support question if ever I heard one. Contact SAP/IBM. (Which of
course will lead to a question on maintenace levels of linux and sap.)
If kill -9 doesn't work then the process is in a system routine that can be
cancelled.
Are you saying that shutdown didn't work either and that yo
Hello,
I just had to #CP logoff on of our production SAP systems. It had a SAP
process on it with a process state of "D" interruptible sleep.
The sap cancel options would not work.
kill would not work.
kill -9 would not work on it.
Any ideas on how to avoid having to log off next time.
Ron
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