on 10-20-2014 6:14 PM
our 2 TB system is not large enough to handle the volume of data and overhead required to make HANA run as fast as oracle, so we need to add an addtional 1.5 TB. what is the procedure for doing this and the timeframe involved?
Hi Ellicott,
If it's a scale out system then all you need to do is get in touch with hardware vendor and get additional nodes. Once we get the nodes we can easily add them using hdbaddhost command or using HLM. Once we add the nodes we can run table redistribution using studio.
Even if its a scale up system all you need to do is to work with hardware vendor on your options.
Hope it helps
Thanks
Suresh
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In our case we had 512 GB boxes. We used to have 8 node and I added additional 5 additional nodes and did the table distribution. Distribution itself had too many challenges in SP06 though. It didnt move the tables physically and just created pointers. So had to use alter table move command for 33000 tables and making sure their partitions and subpartitions doesn't stay on same node.( hope they fixed them in SP08 or upcoming SP09). Once I had the nodes ready it took 20 mins to add them and took 18 hours of downtime to move the tables with three resources working continuously sharing the tables.
Now we want to refresh the hardware with 1 TB boxes. Only recommendation from SAP was to do m node to n node refresh. Which I did many times successfully but would end up with additional index servers on our new hardware. SAP has some steps and can remove those additional index servers in a side car approach. We are looking for best options still. Will keep you posted if I find one.
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