SAP Adaptive Computing
You can use the SAP_ACC_Controller Job Definition to automate starting, stopping and relocating SAP ACC (Adaptive Computing Controller) services.
Prerequisites
Before you can use the SAP_ACC_Controller Job Definition, you must:
- Install and configure SAP ACC. If you have not yet configured adaptive computing see the SAP Installation Guides.
- Enable web services. For more information, see Enabling ACC in the Web Service Framework.
Parameters
The Parameters for the SAP_ACC_Controller Job Definition are as follows.
| Parameter | Description | Example Value |
|---|---|---|
| URL of the ACC-CCI Interface | The URL of the SAP ACC server web service, using the format http://<server>:<port>/ACCGW/ACC. |
http://sapacc.example.com:50200/ACCGW/ACC
|
| User Name | The name of a user that is authorized to manage SAP ACC services. | |
| Password | The password for the user. | |
| ACC-CCI Command | The command to perform. Valid values are start, stop, and relocate. | |
| Service ID | The ID of the service to manage. | MSLN_Reportin
|
| Host Name |
If this Parameter is set, RunMyJobs behaves as follows:
|
sol03.example.com
|
| Force start on small server? | Lets you force the service to run on a server that does not provide enough resources according to the SAP ACC. When this parameter is set to Yes/True/On, the SAP ACC will start the service on the target host regardless of resources. | |
| Get Reply Log | Lets you choose whether to retrieve the reply log. |
Starting and Relocating Services
The behavior of the SAP ACC for the commands start and relocate depends on the value of the Parameter Host Name. The SAP ACC checks to see if the target host is available, is not running any other services, and provides enough resources for running the new service.
If the Host Name Parameter is not set, the host on which to start the service is determined by the internal assignment rules of the SAP ACC.