Frage an B1i-Experten - Connection zwischen unterschiedlichen SQL-Servern (2008/2012)

Schönen Nachmittag,
wir haben Probleme unsere B1i-Umgebung mit einem 2. Server zu verbinden.
System 1, SQL-Version = 2008R2, B1i = Version 19
System 2, SQL-Version = 2012, B1i = Version 20
Die Verbindung von 2 auf 1 funktioniert
von 1 auf 2 geht nicht (Fehler: Failed to connect or logon to SLD (8037)
kann es daran liegen, dass von 2012er SQL abwärts auf 2008 funktioniert, umgekehrt jedoch nicht ?
Wir haben auch den Wechsel IP/ServerName versucht, kein Erfolg.
Auch haben wir einen Lösungsansatz aus dem Forum versucht und beim Pfafd des JDBC den Port weggelassen...klappt auch nicht.
Natürlich können wir unser System 1 upgraden auf SQL 2012, aber vielleicht hat ja jemand noch eine andere Idee.
Vielen Dank für Eure Wissenswerte.
Gruß Markus

Hallo,
also es liegt nicht an unterschiedlichen SQL-Versionen und auch nicht an unterschiedlichen SAP-Patchlevel.
Die Art und weise wie ein neues System im B1i über "Create" angelegt wird, ist halt nicht egal... mal will das System eine IP, dann mal den Namen des Servers.
Wir haben es mit einer Mischung von IP und Namen unter verwendung eines Eintrags in der HOST-Datei geschafft.
Daher schließe ich den Fred vorerst.

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Hello,
I hope, you can help me. We want to make a Connection between two SAP-Systems with B1i.
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System B, SQL-2012, B1i-Version 20
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also es liegt nicht an unterschiedlichen SQL-Versionen und auch nicht an unterschiedlichen SAP-Patchlevel.
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Hi Karthikeyan,
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