Using HP Serviceguard extension for Oracle E-Business Suite B.01.00, September 2010

#
# "fs_name", "fs_directory", "fs_mount_opt", "fs_umount_opt",
"fs_fsck_opt",
# and "fs_type" specify the filesystems which are used by this
package.
#
fs_name /dev/vg_OracleAppsTier/lv_OracleAppsTier
fs_directory /oraapps
fs_type "vxfs"
fs_mount_opt "-o rw"
fs_umount_opt ""
fs_fsck_opt ""
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NOTES:
1. We need to set DNS with the symbolic hostname for the package IP
address.
2. While starting the APPS Tier, it is ensured that all the server
processes
are up and running. Similarly while stopping the APPS Tier, all
server
processes are allowed to shutdown gracefully. Hence the Start /
Stop
sequence of APPS Tier takes a long time, may be up to few minutes.
To avoid
timeouts, you need to set high values for run_script_timeout and
halt_script_timeout
3. Processes initiated from binary executables located in the BASE_DIR
will
be killed when the APPS Tier package goes down. Hence users are not
expected
to run executables stored in BASE-DIR.
H. Setting UP SGeEBS on the Cluster
After the EBS packages are configured, you need to verify the
configuration.
If the configurations are verified without errors, add them to the
cluster.
Examples of commands are:
1. Verify the configuration parameters
# cmcheckconf -P ebsdbpkg.conf
# cmcheckconf -P ebsappspkg.conf
2. Apply the packages to the cluster
# cmapplyconf -P ebsdbpkg.conf
# cmapplyconf -P ebsappspkg.conf
3. Copy the Application password file to $TKIT_DIR/apps directory.