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Context Menus

The SAP Management Console includes context menus that offer a number of useful functions. The context menus enable you to start, stop and restart individual processes, instances or the whole system. The context menus differ depending on the item that is selected in the navigation pane or in the result pane. The following table explains some of the main context menu options:

Menu Option

Description

Available for

Start

Starts the SAP instance(s) related to the selected item.

SAP system node, SAP instance node

Stop

Stops the SAP instance(s) related to the selected item.

SAP system node, SAP instance node

Add All Instances

Displays all instances of the selected SAP system.

SAP system node

Remove

Removes the selected SAP system or instance from the SAP MC view configuration.

SAP system node, SAP instance node

Restart

Restarts the selected system or instance.

SAP system node, SAP instance node, Process Table entry

Show Version Information

Displays version information about the most important executables.

SAP instance node

Show Environment Information

Displays system environment information.

SAP instance node

Restart Service

Restarts the sapstartsrv service of the selected instance.

SAP instance node

Show Profile Parameters

Displays all profile parameters of the selected instance.

SAP instance node

Show Start Profile

Displays the start profile of the selected instance.

SAP instance node

Show Trace File

Displays the sapstartsrv trace file.

SAP instance node

Analyze Log Files

Displays log records filtered by severity and time.

SAP instance node

Show Developer Trace

Displays the developer trace files of the selected process.

Process List or Process Table entry

Increase/Decrease trace level

Increases/decreases the developer trace level of the selected process.

Process List or Process Table entry

Shutdown

Stops the selected process (signal INT.)

Process List entry

Kill

Kills the selected process (signal KILL.)

Process List entry

Telnet

Opens a Telnet session for the AS Java. More information: Administration Using Telnet

  Process Table   icm   entry

Start/Stop Process

Starts/stops the selected AS Java process.

Process Table entry

Enable/Disable Process

Enables/disables an AS Java process.

Process Table entry

Start Debug Session

Enables Java Virtual Machine (JVM) debugging for the server processes.

  Process Table   server<n>  entry

Stop Debug Session

Disables the debug mode, or stops the debug session if started.

  Process Table   server<n>  entry

Dump Stack

Dumps the Java stack trace for the selected server process.

Process Table entry

Settings

  • You have to manually configure the path to the executable file of the Telnet client that you want to use to administer AS Java. To do so, in the <user_home> directory of the operation system, open the .sapmc file with a text editor, and enter the relevant path.

    Caution Caution

    Do not rename the .sapmc file.

    End of the caution.
  • You can configure the SAP MC settings in accordance with your requirements. In the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio, choose   Window   Preferences  . On the Preferences screen, choose SAP AS   Java   SAP Management Console.   The following table explains the available options:

    Option

    Meaning

    Use HTTPS/Use HTTP

    Set the communication protocol between the SAP MC and the application server.

    Note Note

    To use HTTPS, you first need to set up Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for the monitored SAP instances. More information about configuring the AS Java for supporting SSL: Network and Transport Layer Security in the Security Guide.

    End of the note.

    Logon always the same user

    Define whether the SAP MC will log on always with the same user for a system.

    Autoupdate

    Activate the automatic update of the information about the status of the system.

    Update every

    Set the period for the automatic update of the system status information.

    Interface Type

    Display the interface type. The interface type is always soap.