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There are also little to no ways to control this array from Aline Linux. Performance in degraded mode is really poor, and my users would suffer from it for too long. You can read on mailing lists this is common to this adapter so i choose not to use this kind of "hardware" raid. I have tried using their Raid10 technology, but the raid rebuilding takes more then 3 days. I'm using Dell PowerEdge R510 which includes their most basic PERC H200 raid controller. In my setup I have 4 pieces of WD RE4 1TB drives connected to a mpt2sas based controller. Note: We only provide an x86_64 kernel for SCST because it will perform better on 64bit systems. SCST modules are already included by default so there is no need for a separate module package to be installed. This is why we created a separate kernel just for SCST usage. SCST performance depends on specific patches which need to be applied to the kernel. SCST iSCSI will run in kernel-space and this is one of the reasons why it preforms much better. The problem with this implementation is it operates in user-space.
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The default Linux kernel will provide support for iSCSI.
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P.S: This method came to my mind when we were analysing for copying queries for one of the requirement.But while writing this blog I searched the forum this method was suggested in the How to copy Queries in Bex between two InfoCubes so would like to mention this as well. Not a generic solution, you would have to create new temporary cubes as the source changes. Simple, No ABAP required, no special debugging skills required. Note: You need not create transformations,DTPs etc as we won’t load anything to this.Ģ) Using RSZC copy query YCOPY_SRC_Q0001 to temporary infoprovider say YCOPY_TMP_Q0001.ģ) Now edit your cube YCOPY_TMP to have same structure as YCOPY_TGT, in our example remove 0MATERIAL from YCOPY_TMP.Ĥ) Now copy YCOPY_TMP_Q0001 to YCOPY_TGT using RSZC with desired technical name say YCOPY_TGT_Q0001.It will be successful since structure of YCOPY_TMP and YCOPY_TGT are same.ĥ) Now your activity with YCOPY_TMP and YCOPY_TMP_Q0001 is complete you can delete them.Ħ) You can now attach you query YCOPY_TGT_Q0001 to transport via transport connection and hence transport. You can activate it under local object ($TMP) as you neednot transport this. If you use RSZC you will receive error stating “0material is missing in target infocube”.ġ) Create a temporary infoprovider say YCOPY_TMP which is exact copy of YCOPY_SRC. Requirement: Copy query YCOPY_SRC_Q0001(query on YCOPY_SRC) to YCOPY_TGT. The only difference between YCOPY_SRC and YCOPY_TGT is one characteristic say 0MATERIAL (0MATERIAL is present in YCOPY_SRC but not present in YCOPY_TGT). I personally have not tried method 1 and 2, these two are generic solutions as I see it.īut if you have a small requirements where you need to just copy between two infoproviders then you can use below option too ( Method 4). Method 3: Using a multiprovider as in this Re: How to copy query elements without Bex. Method 1: Setting debug point as in this wiki. Copying queries across infoproviders which is done using RSZC is a well discussed topic and available on, copying queries across infoproviders which are not alike is a widely discussed topic too.Some of the solutions for this are as below: