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Maintaining the default profile or the instance profile ?
In all our instances AS400 and NT we have been using the instanceprofile. None of our systems use apps servers but it would make sense to
set it in the default profile. If we add an app server later we would
have to go and copy all of the setting or if we make a change to one
setting we would have to go to all the apps servers and change them. I
do have a question if you change the default profile and you have 3 apps
servers and you start and stop SAP on 2 of them how would you be able to
tell which one was using the old profile?
ThankYou
Don Osinski
SAP Basis Administrator
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-----Original Message-----
From: Volker Gueldenpfennig [mailto:volker.gueldenpfennigZsap.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 11:15 AM
To: DoNotReply@consolut.eu
Subject: Maintaining the default profile or the instance
profile ?
Hi all,
in my new job I found out, that all parameters, that are useful to be
the same systemwide (e.g. password,length) should really be set in
the default profile. Only things like buffer settings and so should
be set in the instance profiles.
From my time in the AS/400 I did always everything in the instance
profile - which is pretty bad when going 3-tier e.g. with NT-APPL-
Servers.
So, my question:
How are you using the profiles ?
As I assume, that most of you will use instance profiles for
everything: What do you think on changing this to the "SAP way" of
doing this ?
Regards
Volker
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