This page describes how to add monitoring for a standalone SAP HANA database from a central monitoring installation. More details about the central monitoring system can be found in the chapter Install on central SAP system.
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If HANA database is used as standard database for a central or remote SAP system, you might start the additional collector jobs with monitoring profiles HDB_5MIN and HDB_1DAY for HANA Database monitoring without adding a new extra system. More details about scheduling new collector jobs for mentioned monitoring profiles can be found in the chapter Create and schedule a Collector job. |
Prerequisites for an external HANA Database monitoring
A valid connection user created within the monitored HANA database. For security and password management reasons, we recommend creating a new specific monitoring user (e.g. CBMON-<SID of the central monitoring system>).
A valid database connection defined in DBCON on the central monitoring system, as described on the page Create a Secondary HANA Connection.
A connection test for database connection can be done by executing the report “ADBC_TEST_CONNECTION” or directly in transaction “DBACOCKPIT”.
If HANA Database is monitored through a remote SAP system via RFC destination, a valid database connection needs to be defined in DBCON on the monitored remote SAP system.
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There is automatically detected the IP Address for all database servers, which is used as a full network address of this server. This address might be adjusted in System settings.
If any database node on HANA is configured as a Standby node, this node is also detected in the list of servers, but those servers are not monitored by default (more details can be found in (DI-2305) Working Tabs).
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