The Foglight Cartridge for SAP ASE release package contains the following:
SAP ASE cartridges former to 5.7.5.40 cannot be upgraded to the current SAP ASE cartridge version (5.9.5.10).
Workaround: You may install the new SAP ASE cartridge on the same FMS instance as the old cartridge. The new SAP ASE cartridge must use a different FglAM than the legacy cartridge, as well as a new SAP ASE user account.
To maintain cartridge history, do not remove the legacy cartridge. For the same reasons as mentioned above, the history data in the legacy cartridge is not accessible from the new cartridge. Also, as mentioned in the workaround above, both legacy and new SAP ASE cartridges can be installed side by side. Hence legacy history will be available via the legacy cartridge.
Same SAP ASE instance can be monitored by both Legacy SAP ASE agent and new SAP ASE agent (5.9.5.10), if unique FglAM and unique SAP ASE user account are used for each account.
SAP ASE cartridge 5.9.5.10 does not require Sybase Open Client to be installed.
After installing the cartridge, update the SAP ASE account for Foglight by manually downloading and running the scripts DB_Sybase_FirstRun_Scripts located under Foglight > Dashboards > Administration > Agents > Cartridges > Components for Download.
After installing the Cartridge for SAP ASE, perform the configuration steps below:
To create a new SAP ASE user, run the following scripts as sa user (use your username and password).
exec sp_addlogin 'username' , 'password' , sybsystemprocs
exec sp_fgl_adduser 'username' , 'foglightGroup'
Grant mon_role to 'username'
Note: The new user should have only one role: mon_role.
On the navigation panel, under Dashboards, click Administration > Cartridges > Cartridge Inventory. For details specific to the installation of the cartridge agents, see the following sections.
The first pre-requisite is that the Sybase_MDA feature be installed on the respective ASE. This feature is not automatically installed on all versions of Sybase ASE. A check the DBA can run is the query: “select * from master..monState”.
If the monitoring tables are not installed in your Adaptive Server (12.5.4 or later), have the Sybase DBA for the respective ASE follow the steps to install the tables listed in the Addendum at the end of this section.
For versions 15.x, there is no need for loopback and installmontables.
The Sybase_MDA feature has numerous parameters to both turn on and turn off specific metrics and determine the amount of memory the ASE will set aside for these metrics.
Performance monitoring how has the ability to enable the user to set the per_object_statistics flag to off.
Callback collections require communication between the Foglight Management Server and the Sybase server. Ensure that the port used by the Sybase host server is open between the Sybase host and the Foglight Management Server.
The Sybase login defined in the Foglight agent property for the respective agent must have the “mon_role” assigned. This is also applicable to the ‘sa’ login.
Command to execute via ISQL or other client tool:
grant role mon_roleto_<logon_name>
The Sybase_RS agent requires separate common logins to be created for the Replication Server, the RSSD data server, the Primary data server, and the Replicate data server.
Note: Refer to the Sybase_RS "Setting Connection Details" topic in the Managing Sybase Database Systems online help for more information.
If the monitoring tables are not installed in your Adaptive Server (12.5.4 or subsequent release), have the Sybase DBA for the respective ASE follow these steps to install the tables.
First, a server named “loopback” must be included in sysservers before installing the scripts for the MDA tables. Proxy tables for the monitoring tables are not created by default when you configure Adaptive Server. The tables are created in the second step using the installmontables script that is included in the Adaptive Server install (located in the $SYBASE/ASE-12_5/scripts directory).
sp_addserver 'loopback', null, <ASE server name> go
isql –Usa –P<sa password> -S<server name> -n –i%SYBASE%/%SYBASE_ASE%/scripts/installmontables
Sybase_MDA agent requires the following configuration for it to run correctly and gather the specified data for the Foglight Management Server.
The values shown for the following parameters are the minimum required values that the Foglight Cartridge for SAP ASE 5.9.3.10 needs for proper data collection and reporting. Any of these parameter values could be increased if necessary. (You can copy, paste, and execute the following script into an ISQL or other client session.)
sp_configure "statement cache size" <size_of_cache> go sp_configure "errorlog pipe max messages",1000 go sp_configure "max SQL text monitored",256 go sp_configure "sql text pipe max messages",3000 go sp_configure "statement pipe max messages",3000 go -- Flags sp_configure "enable stmt cache monitoring" , 1 go sp_configure "enable literal autoparam" [0|1] go sp_configure "enable monitoring", 1 go sp_configure "sql text pipe active", 1 go sp_configure "errorlog pipe active", 1 go sp_configure "per object statistics active",1 go sp_configure "statement statistics active",1 go sp_configure "statement pipe active",1 go sp_configure "wait event timing",1 go sp_configure "SQL batch capture",1 go sp_configure "process wait events",1 go
The following tables list proprietary Sybase flags and the Sybase_MDA agent tables dependent upon them. If any of the settings do not have values that fall in the recommended value range, data collection will issue complaints and fail to successfully collect; indicating that some MDA table collection was canceled as a result of the flags being set incorrectly. To prevent these alerts from occurring, use the appropriate Data Management properties to disable the collection that is failing to collect. Below is a listing of Sybase_MDA agent tables and the configuration settings they depend on:
|
Foglight Table |
Sybase MonTable (MDA) Configuration Settings |
|
TopHash |
enable stmt cache monitoring = 1 statement cache size = size_of_cache enable literal autoparam = 0 or 1 Note: Setting enable literal autoparam to 0 causes Sybase to treat each SQL statement separately; setting it to 1 produces bind variables for each search argument in an SQL statement. |
|
TopSQL |
enable monitoring = 1 |
|
UsersBlocked |
enable monitoring = 1 |
|
UsersLogCache |
enable monitoring = 1 |
|
TopApplications |
enable monitoring = 1 |
|
Index |
enable monitoring = 1 |
|
TopUsers |
enable monitoring = 1 |
Additional information is available from the following:
This section contains information about installing and operating this product in non-English configurations, such as those needed by customers outside of North America. This section does not replace the materials about supported platforms and configurations found elsewhere in the product documentation.
This release is Unicode-enabled and supports any character set. In this release, all product components should be configured to use the same or compatible character encodings and should be installed to use the same locale and regional options. This release is targeted to support operations in the following regions: North America, Western Europe and Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe.
This release has the following known capabilities or limitations: The server will be enabled for Global Operation, but not localized to any particular locale.
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