Createtablespace.sql is creating tablespaces in wrong sid

Hi,
We are in the process of performing system copy of EHP4 for TDMS shell creation using standard system copy process as suggested by sap.
During export while SAPInst asked for Import Migration Directory we provided the export dump of target system ( modified as per TDMS shell creation)
During system copy we are getting the error during create table space phase. SAPinst is creating the tablespace with source system SID. .i.e instead of T02 it is taking P02.
create tablespace P02#USER1D
in nodegroup SAPNODEGRP_T02 pagesize 16k extentsize 8 prefetchsize automatic
no file system caching
Because of that we are getting following error during import phase.
ERROR 2009-08-10 07:24:33.154 [iaxxinscbk.cpp:260]
MDB-01999 Error occured, first error is: <SQL0204N "P02#DDICD" is an undefined name. SQLSTATE=42704>
Please suggest.
Sanjay

Hi,
I have recently expierienced a very simialr sort of error doing a EHP5 upgrade.
(it's similar because I did a standard system copy (export/import) and got the same error )
It's not realy a solution but guidance:
If you check this table DDSTORAGE and search for the incorrect sid:
eg (assuming P02 is the incorrect SID):
select * from <your_schema>.ddstorage where text like '%P02%
you'll probrably find the erronous entries.
Since this a rare occurance, the best advice would be to open a message to SAP.
They would probrably want to remotely connected to the system and have a look.
I don't think there is a gerneral fix and each occurance would have to be handle at an individual level.
Since I use DB2 I used this component when creating my OSS:
BC-DB-DB6-UPG
I know this thread is old but
I've answered here as hopefully it may benifit anyone else that finds this thread.
Kind Regards,
chris

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ERROR at line 6:
ORA-02180: invalid option for CREATE TABLESPACE

My old version was oracle8i. He's support this s "unlimited".
This mean not define a limit alocation space in disk to database file.

Create tablespace using RAW device

Hi,
When you create the tablespace using RAW device, you no need to specify the size parameter in the sql. It works in Solaris but not in Linux.
I dont know why, can anyone experience this issue before? please let me know
Thanks
Veera

My advice for you would be to always include SIZE parameter when you create tablespace, redo log file on raw device.
Best Regards
Krystian Zieja / mob

Createtablespace.sql is creating tablespaces in wrong sid

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