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Contents

ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT ....................................................................................................................................... 5

CONSTRAINTS ................................................................................................................................................................ 5

GUIDES, NOTES AND LINKS .................................................................................................................................... 6

GUIDES ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6 NOTES ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6

LINKS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 6

PREPARATION........................................................................................................................................................ 7

BUNDLE ....................................................................................................................................................................... 7

SUSE LINUX INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................... 8

File System Distribution Recommendation ........................................................................................................... 8

ERP INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................................ 9

EXTRACT THE BUNDLE ..................................................................................................................................................... 9

SAP Software Provisioning Manager .................................................................................................................... 9 ERP Exports ........................................................................................................................................................... 9

Linux Kernel ......................................................................................................................................................... 10

HDB-Client ........................................................................................................................................................... 10

Summary ............................................................................................................................................................. 10

START SOFTWARE PROVITIONER MANAGER ...................................................................................................................... 11

CHOOSE OPTION .......................................................................................................................................................... 12

DEFINE PARAMETERS .................................................................................................................................................... 12

EXECUTE ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15

SAP HANA STUDIO, CLIENT, GUI & NWBC ............................................................................................................ 16

APPENDIX ............................................................................................................................................................ 17

PREPARATION FOR WINDOWS APPLICATION SERVER ........................................................................................................... 17

Disable UAC ......................................................................................................................................................... 17

Disable Firewall ................................................................................................................................................... 18




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Guides, Notes and Links

Guides

Description Link

SAP HANA Master Guide https://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700000604552011

SAP ERP on SAP HANA Cookbook http://www.saphana.com/docs/DOC-3480

SAP ERP on SAP HANA Cookbook https://cookbook.experiencesaphana.com/erp/c511357307088909.html

SAP HANA Database - Server Installation

Guide

https://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700000604572011

SAP HANA Database - Client Installation

Guide


SAP HANA Database - Studio Installation

Guide


Notes

SAP Note Description Link

1310037 SUSE LINUX Enterprise

Server11:Installationnotes

https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1310037

1172419 Linux: Supported Java

versions on the x86_64

platform


SUSE Linux download http://download.novell.com

Network Adapter Driver

for PCI-E Gigabit Network

Connections under Linux*

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=15817

Intel Downlood Center http://downlaodcenter.intel.com

153641 Swap space requirement

for R/3 64-bit kernel


171356 SAP software on Linux:

Essential information


1597355 Swap-space

recommendation for

Linux


Links

XULRunner notes and download https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XULRunner_1.9.2_Release_Notes

Java Runtime download http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

SUSE Linux download http://download.novell.com/protected/Summary.jsp?buildid=51050JB8KJo~

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http://download.novell.com/


http://downlaodcenter.intel.com/




https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XULRunner_1.9.2_Release_Notes

http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

http://download.novell.com/protected/Summary.jsp?buildid=51050JB8KJo~



https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XULRunner_1.9.2_Release_Notes




http://downlaodcenter.intel.com/







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Preparation

Bundle

Java Runtime

jre-7u21-linux-x64.rpm


Suse Linux 11 SP1 x64

SLES-11-SP1-DVD-x86_64-GM-DVD1.iso


SAP Service Market Place / Software Download Center : http://service.sap.com/swdc

51046016-HANA_Client

51043501_5 Linux Kernel

51043131_1 ERP Export 1

51043131_2 ERP Export 2

Software Provisioning Manager Linux SWPM10SP02_LINUX






http://service.sap.com/swdc










Suse Linux InstallationPlease check the SAP HANA Installation Cookbook on SUSE Linux

File System Distribution Recommendation

Below you will find the general recommendation for File System Distribution

Partition Decription File System

mount point

File

System

type

Recommended

Size

Raid

1 Primary Linux

Operating

System

/ (root) Linux

Native

Ext3

70GB 1

2 Primary Swap Swap Linux

Swap

Swap

2 x Ram up to

32GB

else see note

1597355

No raid or

1

3 Primary HANA

Database

Datafiles

/sapdata Linux

Native

Ext3

Variable 1 or 5

4

Extended

Hana

Database

Log files

/saplogs Linux

Native

Ext3

Variable 0

SAP HANA

Binary

files

/usr/sap

(Optional -

Recommended)

Linux

Native

Ext3

30GB 1

5 Primary HANA

Shared

/hana/shared Linux

Native

Ext3

20 GB 1

The recommendation is also to leave unassigned free space in the disk and not assign all the space

available in order to be able to expand any existing file system more quickly.

If all the free disk space is assigned then you will need to shrink one existing file system to expand

another which will consume more time than just leaving unassigned space free.

Since Linux only supports 4 Primary Partitions per disk , you will need to define and Extended Partition in

case you only have 1 hard drive raid on the server and if are willing to setup the optional file system

/usr/sap. In case you have more than 1 hard drive raid then this will not be needed.

If the /usr/sap is not created take into consideration that all the binary files will consume /(root) space.

Meaning if for any reason HANA writes a large file into that directory you could end up by not havingspace left in the root partition, so it is highly recommended to create it.

Another possibility is to group the /usr/sap and the /saplogs under the same path meaning leaving the

default path for the logs which is /usr/sap/<SID>/global/hdb/log and not mounting the partition 4 for

the /saplogs.

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ERP Installation

Extract the bundle

I recommend to extract the bundle in SuSE Linux Server

In the Linux Server create the installation folder SAPDVD

Copy the sapcar.exe for Linux to /bin

Copy the bundle to /SAPDVDStart the GNOME Terminal and go to the folder /SAPDVD

Enter the command SAPCAR –xvf *.sar (decompress Kernel, HANA-client & Software Provisioning

Manager

SAP Software Provisioning Manager

Create the folder SWPM in SAPDVD: enter command: md SWPM

SAPCAR.exe -xvf /sapdvd/SWPM10SP02_1-20009701.SAR

ERP Exports

Enter the command unrar x 51043131_part01.exe




Linux Kernel

Enter the command: unzip 51043501_5.ZIP

HDB-Client

Enter the command: unzip 51043656.ZIP

Summary

Finally we have the following bundle extracted:




Start Software Provitioner Manager

Start the GNOME Terminal and go to the folder: /sapdvd/SWPM10SP02_LINUX

Enter the command: ./sapinst

A new window appears as following:




Choose Option

SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA 1.0 / SAP ERP powered by SAP HANA 1.0 / SAP HANA

Database / SAP Systems / Application Server ABAP / Standard System /

Define Parameters

Parameter Mode Enter the SAP system ID e.g. BA1




Browse and choose the UC Kernel NW730 Enter the Database parameters

Folder /sapdvd/51043501_5/ Database ID: e.g. LM1

Database Host

Instance Number of the HANA DB: e.g. 00

Password HANA DB Administrator:

Browse and choose the RDBMS HANA Client Browse and choose the installation Export 1

Folder /sapdvd/51046016-HANA_Client\DATA_UNITS\HDB_CLIENT_LINUX_X86_64 Folder /sapdvd/51043131_1




Browse and choose the installation Export 2 Enter the database schema password

Folder /sapdvd/51043131_2

Just ENTER choose YES




Depends on your system landscape register in Existing central SLD or not

Execute

In the next screen it shows you the summary of the parameters. Now execute the installation




SAP HANA Studio, Client, GUI & NWBC

Install in your PC the following SAP tools:

SAP HANA Client

SAP HANA Studio SAP GUI

SAP NWBC

Start the SAP HANA Studio and add the System




Appendix

Preparation for Windows Application Server

Disable UAC

UAC (user accounting control settings should be set to never notify)



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Disable Firewall

All firewalls should be off. In case you need to adjust it right click on the Windows Firewall on the left

pane and select properties.

1.) Restart the windows

2.) Install Hana with SPM

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