The system wide configuration files are stored in the file system following location:Recovery Wizard wrote: Configuration File Handling
ATTENTION
If you want to recover customer-specific configuration changes, you may need to make the changes manually in the target system.
If you are performing a recovery on a different system:
Note that the target system and the source system must have the same configuration. In particular, the number of hosts and database services with their own persistency must be the same in both systems.
More information: SAP HANA Backup and Recovery Guide
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/usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/global/hdb/custom/config
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/usr/sap/<SID>/HDB10/<FQDN>
There is also an automatic configuration restore option available using the binary configuration file. This binary configuration file contains all the changed properties. This file is named hdbconfiguration_#. The # is the sequence number. The highest number is the newest file. This binary file is stored on the following location:
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/usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/global/hdb/custom/config
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Usage: hdbparam [<options>]
Without arguments open an interactive shell for complex parameter processing
Available options:
-h: print the help
-l: list all available versions
-d <version>: delete version
-v <version>: restore and activate previous version
-n: new configuration. Read parameter file, parse and activate
-p: print configuration, 'o'-original, 'a'-active (default), any number - version)
--validate <cfg-file-name>: validate binary input stream against supplied cfg-file
--install validate existing binary file, or generate a new one if no binary configuration found
--show <section> short print: only parameter names and important flags. Optional argument restricts the output to specified section
--paramget get evaluated parameter value
--paramgetall get all evaluated parameter values
--paramset set parameter value: param=value or param[section-index][paramater-index]=value, reset to default if no value supplied,
where "[section-index]" is optional and "param" is fully qualified name: "section.parameter" with optional suffix "@service"
Connect to specific host:service:instance:
-s: set system name to use (default read from environment "HDB_HOST")
-e: set executable to connect to (default read from environment "HDB_SERVICE")
-i: set instance ID to use (default calculate from environment "DIR_INSTANCE")