After Redirected Restore with different schema problems with db13

Hello, we made a redirected restore. We have different schema between production and quality system.
According to note 713524 we made the following changes:
create db connect user from the source system in the target system (unix user, sap<sid>)
set parameter dbs/db6/schema=sap<sid> in the instance profile
set dbs_db6_schema = sap<sid> in the environment for <sid>adm and db2<sid> (dbenv...)
add user sap<sid> into /sapmnt/<SID>/global/dscdb6.conf and set password with dscdb6up sap<sid> <password>
The system is now up and running. But transaction db13 is not working
SQL0443N Routine "*SHOT_DBM" (specific name "")
has returned an error SQLSTATE with diagnostic
text "SQL1092 Reason code or token: SAPR3
". SQLSTATE=38553
Regards,
Alexander

Hi Alexander
sorry , forget the grants , they should come from the source system .
If you have multiple App-Servers , did you perform the above mentioned action in all affected profiles and environments of your Q-System ?
Please check , if you can limit this issue to an separate App-Server or to all App-Servers .
Best regards
dirk

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