Install license via C.L.I

Hi people,
I need to install the license using saplicense.exe -install ifile=. I´ve logged with user sidadm and execute this command and I get the next message error:
SAPLICENSE (Release 701) ERROR ***
    ERROR:   Can not set DbSl trace function
    DETAILS: DbSlControl(DBSL_CMD_IMP_FUNS_SET) failed with return code 20
    RC-INFO: error loading dynamic db-library - check environment for:
             dbms_type =   (e.g. /usr/sap/SID/SYS/exe/run)
The E.V dbms_type and DIR LIBRARY, are corrects.What can i do?

Hi,
Could you go through the following note which states of similar problem ?
SAP Note 359944 - saplicense: Can not set DbSl trace function
But yes, the affected releases is not for your release, I do believe its because of version mismatch of executables.
cheers !
PRADi

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