Configure SAP Using the Configuration Script

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Configure SAP Using the Configuration Script

The SAP HANA configuration setup script lets you configure the Enterprise Option for SAP HANA on SAP HANA servers.

Follow these steps:

Enter the following command in the Enterprise Option for SAP HANA home directory:
```
./hanasetup
```
To provide a directory, perform one of the following options:
- To select the default home directory for the Enterprise Option for SAP HANA, press Enter. The default directory is:
```
/opt/Arcserve/ABhanaagt
```
- To enter a directory other than the default, enter the directory path and press Enter.
To enter the SAP HANA SID, perform one of the following options:
- To select the default, press Enter. The default ID is:
```
HDB
```
- To enter an SID other than the default, type the alternate SID and press Enter.
To enter the SAP home directory, perform one of the following options:
- To select the default directory press Enter. The default directory is:
```
/usr/sap
```
- To enter a directory other than the default, type the directory path and press Enter.
The script confirms if you want to run the pfilesetup script now.
Note: You can run pfilesetup later if you want to create different utility parameter files. If you want to run the pfilesetup script later, type n.

Perform one of the following options:
- Type y
  The configuration script (hanasetup) calls the utility parameter file setup script (pfilesetup). The pfilesetup script configures the utility parameter file needed by ABhanabaim.
  
  The following is an example of the entries in pfilesetup:
```
HOST =<server where Arcserve Backup is installed>
USERNAME=<name of a user who has access to the SAP/HANA files on the client node>
PASSWORD=<password of that user>
DESTGROUP=<Arcserve Backup device group>
DESTTAPE=<tape name>
MEDIAPOOL=<media pool name>
```
- Type n
  The setup is complete.
Note: The next step is to edit the backup and restore configuration profiles.