No username of Source system is avbl after livecache system copy

Hi Experts
I have done a livecache system copy from the source system to target system. Here the steps are
Assume my Source SYstem Livecache is RP1 and Target System livecache is RS1.
1. Taken Source system livecache DATA and LOG Area backup RP1.
2. Defined the same source system backup medium name in Target System (RS1 and moving the Source system Liveacache backuped files to Target system and defined the medium name as per that)
3. put the livecache db_admin mode
4. db_activate RECOVER <medium_name>.
5. recover_start <log_medium_name> LOG <nnn>
6. db_online.
Here we faced that
ERR
-24622,ERR_AUTOLOADSYSTAB: Automatic loading of the System Tables failed
-24907,ERR_DBAWRONG: Wrong database system administrator
-24988,ERR_SQL: SQL error
-4008,Unknown user name/password combination
So we activated the SUPERDBA as " db_activate SUPERDBA,<password>
then it came to online. and afterwards we have used the load_systab command to load the tables.
BUT we could not find any Source System name like "RP1ADM" in the tables of the livecache database. Only there are CONTROL,SUPERDBA username availbale. Usually there will be also the source admin name . I dont know why it is missing
Before a month we have done livecahe restore same as now in that time we got the source system name admin also. ( RP1ADM) and also tables which owned by RP1ADM. alos i could find APPSYSPARAM table and the instance also registered.
But now in this restore we could not find the above.
We followed the same procedure and there is no change in the steps also.
Could anyone help me...
Regards
bala

Hello Bala,
1. As I wrote you already, the notes:
886103 System Landscape Copy for SAP SCM
877203     Post steps after the Homogenous liveCache copy using backup/
457425     Homogenous liveCache copy using backup/restore
has all recommended steps to do, when you will run the u201CSystem Landscape Copy for SAP SCMu201D
2. If you run the u201CHomogenous liveCache copy using backup/restoreu201D you should pay attention to the note 457425. After you imported the complete data backup < step 2. > you need to update the system tables.
To update the system tables you need to know the correct database SYSDBA user & password.
After you restored the databackup of the source database, start the database online & run u201Cselect * from usersu201D SQL command to see the SYSDBA user. Then check that you know the DBA user ( DataBase Administrator ) & password of the source database instance => Open the SQL session with this
user & password.
Example:
after db_activate recover <medium_name>
login as control,password
db_online
sql_execute select * from users
sql_connect superdba,<password of source system>
If you didnu2019t get error with the last command, then you could update the system tables with the superdba,<password of source system> using load_systab command.
The system tables will be updated & the correct SYSDBA user & password will be updated in *.UPC file.
3.
user_sysdba:
You make the database system administrator known to Database Manager. It is only necessary to use this DBM command if the database administrator is not known or is incorrectly known to Database Manager.
u201CI have tried like this
after db_activate recover <medium_name>
login as control,password
db_admin
user_sysdba superdba,<password of source system>
db_onlineu201D
You could update the .upc files with the wrong SYSDBA user password u2026
You was lucky, that you knew the correct SYSDBA user and password of the source database.
Example < NLK is my local database >:
A.     I could update the .upc file with wrong password of SYSDBA user:
dbmcli -d NLK -u control,control
dbmcli on NLK>user_sysdba superdba,test
OK
dbmcli on NLK>db_online
OK
dbmcli on NLK>load_systab
ERR
-24909,ERR_DBAUNKNOWN: SYSDBA unknown
dbmcli on NLK>exit
B. I could update the .upc file with wrong SYSDBA user:
dbmcli -d NLK -u control,control
dbmcli on NLK>user_sysdba test,test
OK
dbmcli on NLK> user_get test
OK
u2026
dbmcli on NLK>sql_connect test,test
ERR
-24988,ERR_SQL: SQL error
-4008,Unknown user name/password combination
dbmcli on NLK> dbmcli on NLK>sql_connect superdba,admin
OK
I could connect as test,test; but the test user is NOT SYSDBA user u2026
dbmcli -d NLK -u test,test
dbmcli on NLK>
Itu2019s recommended to user the load_systab command, so the .upc files will be updated with the correct SYSDBA user/password or
you will get error.
4. http://maxdb.sap.com/doc/7_7/86/68627a1bc642e6a6f73d3bc7a55fe1/content.htm
You got error:
ERR
-24622,ERR_AUTOLOADSYSTAB: Automatic loading of the System Tables failed
-24907,ERR_DBAWRONG: Wrong database system administrator
-24988,ERR_SQL: SQL error
-4008,Unknown user name/password combination
The automatically updating the system tables, according to the default value, is switched on.
After you will run the update system tables with the correct SYSDBA user & password the *.UPC file will be updated,
and with the next liveCache restart you will not get this error.
5. See more information in the MAXDB library:
http://maxdb.sap.com/doc/7_7/45/11cbd6459d7201e10000000a155369/content.htm
Thank you and best regards, Natalia Khlopina
Edited by: Natalia Khlopina on May 19, 2010 2:58 PM

Similar Messages

Is it possible to chenage logical system and how after a system is beeing u

Hello
I wander is it possible to chenage logical system and how after a system is beeing used for a while and how?

Hello Tina,
If the system is NOT a production system transaction BDLS can be used to change the logical system. This would be necessary after refreshing a dev system from a production system, for example.
If the system is a production system, I would agree that this is NOT advisable.
Regards
Greg Kern

Logical system on QAS after remote client copy from PRD to QAS

I wander after remote client copy from PRD to QAS do I have to change Logical system on QAS. Do I have to run some postprocessing program?
Thank you in advance

Hi Branko,
After the system copy, go to transaction SALE -> Sending and receiving Systems -> Logical systems -> Define Logical System , click New Entries and create a new logical system for your QAS; then go to SALE -> Sending and receiving Systems -> Logical systems -> Assign Client to Logical System, click on the client, click change and assign the new Logical system.
Other activities, check Jobs, RFC's, etc...
Regards
Juan
Please reward with points if helpful

Source system RFC fails after transport

Hi all
in our QA system any transport containing a process chain causes the RFC connection to the source ECC6 system to fail after too many logon attempts.
This doesn't happen when we send the same transport to production.
Any ideas?
Regards
Hayley

Hi
thanks, but I had already checked out this note. This refers to the post processing of the transport on BW of client 000 logging onto the BW client to carry out changes, not the RFC connection to the BW ECC source system.
The transport goes through ok, and the process chain can be activated, however at this point we always notice that the ECC source system connection fails with an RFC error, as soon as we get the password reset and changed in SM59 it works ok.

RSA1 Data source has old system entry even after BDLS

Hi Experts,
Our BW system is on SAP_BW 701. Recently Our ECC system got replaced by a new upgraded system. So I ran BDLS from old system to new system. It went successfully and data sources were active.
Later we found there is one data source that had two entires. One with old logical system and one with new logical system.Could anyone please advise how I can find why old logical system name entry still appears there even after BDLS.
Thanks,
Varun

Hi,
We checked that BDLS run has been fine and there were no errors or warnings. Also all the data sources ahve a soirce system as the new logical system name. But for many data sources; old logical system name's entry is still there. Old system is now not active but we are not getting how we got the old logical system names entries as well alon with new ones. When we try to manually delete those data source entries by right clicking on that; it gives an 'X Fatal error' and does not delete. Looks like its not getting deleted because the old logical system name is not active now. Please advise how can we get rid of these data source entries along with old logical system name and we do not want to re run BDLS.
Thanks,
Varun

Activating data in DSO got dump SAPSQL_EMPTY_TABNAME after BW system copy

Hi all,
We had an issue after system copy.
After a system copy the data in the standard DSOs(all of them) cannot be activated. The DOSs themselves are active, the transformations are active but if one attempts to load data and activate u2013 it does not work. The job terminates with shortdump SAPSQL_EMPTY_TABNAME.
Found the issue is caused by u201Cmore than one versionu201D of the change log.
We tried the Program RSAR_RSTSODS_CHANGELOG_VRS but it didn't work.
We had the solution like this:
After activating the DSO itself(the object) using RSDG_ODSO_ACTIVATE the issue disappears and the data can be activated. Issue also disappears. BUT Drawback: Activating the DSO causes the transformations to deactivate.Then we used the program RSDG_TRFN_ACTIVATE to activate all transformations. And then the issue disappeared.
Want to know what the root cause for this. From some SDN threads, mentioned BDLS job in the post refresh steps are not correctly done during system copy may cause this issue. How did the BDLS run wrongly cause this issue? And what is the exact correct way? We ran BDLS for each source systems inlcuding the target refreshed BW system itself by the default selection - conversion of Client-Dependent and Client-Independent Tables; because we used database copy
for the system refresh.
We also restored all source systems in RSA1 inlcuding the refreshed BW system own in the post-refresh steps.
Thank you very much for your information and suggestion.
Heming

Hi Arun, as you say two change log tables it´s strange. In fact in my opinion it´s not right but the problem is that the second change log table appears after executing std SAP report RSDG_ODSO_ACTIVATE in order to be able to activate the DSO. So the solution provided by SAP it works but i´m not sure if the right one. Besides this the original change log table is full of data while the second one is empty... for new loads which are gonna a be filled by the activation process ? I suppose the second one... will this have some impact with the data stored in the first one... not in theory but.... i do not feel confortable with the consequences of this report.
And the most important, it seems that the reason why the DSO and the change log table had problems is due to a some problems or missing steps after executing the BDLS after BW system refresh but nobody can confirm this point...
So, i´ve been able to solve the issue but now i have two change log tables for the same DSO.
Anybody has the same situation after executing the above mentioned SAP std report ?
Regards,
Joaquin Casas Baca-Castex

Error while creating source system entry in SAP BW system

Hi,
I am creating source system entry in SAP BW system for ECC system.In T-Code RSA1 i entered all the details of source system and BW system like RFC destination of source system and RFC user passowrd.
After clicking on enter system is promting me to enter into the souce system using administrator user.but i don't have admin user with SAP_ALL and SAP_NEW profiles because in my organisation they don't assign these profiles to any user.
So can you please update me what are the authorization required for dialog user in source system.
Regards,
Gaurav

I would recommend to create a USER ID as COMMUNICATION type and assign SAP_ALL for it... this way, it can never be misused..
This will ensure that the user ID will have correct authorization in the source system and will not face any authorization related errors later on

1.Backup to External drive 2. CoverArt lost after Windows system restore

I recently spent many hours searching for and applying cover art for my music which was mostly ripped before cover art was readily available.
Because of this investment, I want to be sure my library is fully backed up. I want to use space on an external drive, rather than DVD's.
I noticed as I added art, iTunes started acting sluggish. I thought it might be because of the new version or a recent Windows Vista update. So I decided to run system restore. I was appalled to discover that restore wiped out the art I had added. So I reversed the restore and the cover art returned. It became clear to me that the art must be stored in some other way than in the actual music file. I've searched the forum and found others who had problems with system restore, but no explanation of exactly what I should do if I want to proceed with a system restore. I use system restore several times a year and I have never lost anything in iTunes before I started adding cover art. I also never had a problem with sluggishness til I added a bunch of cover art.
My library is large at 3000 items.
Is there a way to compact or optimize the database to improve responsiveness?
Is there a way to backup to an external drive? Is it just a file copy and export library file?
If I export the library as an xml file before I do a system restore, can I then replace it after the restore and protect my cover art.

To be completely sure what you're doing please take a look at your iTunes Folder and see what Vista stores inside it. To find it, go to Start>Computer>Hard Disk C>Users>Your Name>Music>iTunes>.......
Please note there is an artwork folder PLUS a music folder!
My guess is that your system restore point pre-dated the time you added artwork to your iTunes files. (Celebrate that system restore still works for you--I have not been able to successfully restore for over a year now--Norton Internet Security causes system restore failures for many Windows users! I've tried to do this using Windows XP and Vista--and I can never successfully restore anymore.)
To fully backup your library, just copy the entire iTunes folder to another source--second hard drive, USB drive, or burn it to a CD or DVD, etc.
If you're experiencing "sluggishness" it may be due to the amount of RAM on your system. iTunes needs a great deal of RAM to run smoothly. You can choose to: increase the RAM on your system, OR, turn off cover flow/album view and see if things run more smoothly.

System slow down after lion update 8/18/11

Has anyone else had a problem with their system slowing down after downloading the system update for Lion on 8/18? My system is not nearly as responsive and is only about two weeks old and have not installed any software other than Microsoft Office 2011 when I bought the machine. Any ideas?

Ok my system is booting and shutting down faster now.. This method worked for me:
First, I repaired the permissions:
1) Open up Disk Utility
2) Select your hard drive
3) Now select Repair Disk Permissions.
Then, I deleted the caches folder:
1) From the Finder's Go menu, select Go To Folder, and go to this folder: /Library
2) Delete everything inside the Caches folder (This might require the Admin Username & Password)
Finally, go to System Preferences and click on Startup Disc then click on your boot drive (In my case I've selected my HD labeled "Macintosh HD Mac OS X, 10.7.1". Now do a restart by clicking on the Restart button. If you don't have a Startup drive selected your mac will waste time at boot searching for a suitable boot drive !
I Hope this works for you as well.
Cheers!

How to stop jobs after a system copy

Hi All,
After doing a system copy from the Production system to some test system, all the jobs that are supposed to be triggered in the production server will also trigger in the test system which is not good.
For example, If we have a payroll running every month. After i do a system copy the same payroll will also be triggered in the test server which is un acceptable.
How do we go about it and what are all the steps that we need to follow after a system copy?
Points will be rewarded.
Thanks
Vijay

Hello Vijay,
you surely need background processes in a running system.
But you can start a SAP system without any background processes.
When the system is up you go to sm37 and delete (or de-release) all the jobs you don't need in the target system. Then set the number of batch processes to the amount you want and restart the system.
Alternatively you can prepare your source system accordingly with the SAP System Copy Guide - Section 3.2 Technical Preparations:
"Set all released jobs from Released to Scheduled:
Tools -> CCMS -> Background Processing -> Jobs - Overview and Administration (transaction SM37)
You also need to do this for jobs that must run periodically (see SAP Note 16083).
Select all jobs (include start after event) as follows:
Job -> Released -> Scheduled"
I think the best way for you is to read this guide!
Everything is explained very well there.
Goto:
https://service.sap.com/systemcopy
In the left tree select:
-> SAP Netweaver
-> SAP Netweaver in Detail
-> Software Life-Cycle Management
-> System Copy & Migration
-> Media Library
There are all the Guides for the current releases.
Regards, Michael
Message was edited by:
Michael Teubner

Update integration directory and repository content after PI system copy

We are on PI 7.1, We are trying to figure out the best way to update the contents in sld, integration directory and repository after system copy. currently we delete everything in sld, ID and IR then reimport all the content to get everything in-sync. Is there an easier way to do it, ex. just update the system in sld and the matching contents in IB and IR?
Thanks,
Jane Zhou

Hi Jane
This completely depends on the nature of the system copy and your SLD architecture and operational requirements
Will the source system remain available or operational ?
Is the target SLD proposing to use satellite systems already defined in the source SLD ?
When doing a system copy the following should be considered
1) If you create an import line from a previous SLD via export or sync
- that SLD has to continue to be available for further updates or sync
2) If you create a system copy, any target specific configuration like hostname, port, SID
may needed to be adapted in target landscape
3) Further considerations are needed if 1 satellite will point to 2 SLDs at the same time both for operational use
Its very easy to take a back-up or full or partial import from one SLD and put it into another or indeed sync between SLDs
however the key is to ensure the target SLD content is consistent and useable in the same way as the source SLD
Hope this helps
Stuart

Infopackages are missing after an system copy from Prodution to Quality

Hi SAP Gurus,
After an DB copy, from BW Prodution to Quality, the infopackages are missing.
Can anyone can tell me how to get the infopackages from PRD to QAS.
Thanks,
Pedro Martins

Hi
Casue for package missing
In some cases infopackages will be missing because of the INIT Delta infopackage will be copied againg from Production were duplicates are created for the same Init. so in such cases the package will be missing
During DB copy if any infopackage are created in production at that point of time the system will not take that package into consideration
inorder to get the package we can do reverse transport (from production to Quality)
follow the steps as below
Transporting from BWP TO BWQ : Reverse Transports
Step1
Create request in Source System (Eg: BWP) say A and Collect required objects (infopackage)into request A
Step2
Goto TCode : SE09/SE10 --> create a transport of Copies request B (give the user name and tick on transport copies just below the workbentch request)
Step3
Check, check box for Transport of Copies and click Create , now the system will prompt one more screen
Step4
Now choose Transports of Copies and continue.
Step5
Enter required Target system(F4 help available) Eg: BWQ.
Step6
Unlock Objects(Tcode : SE03) from Request A and Move Objects to Request B(Tcode SE10).
Step7
Delete objects from Request A
Step8
Relase the request B (se09)
Step9
Now log on to the Target System(Eg: BWQ) import Queue and import request.
Step10
In BWQ queue go to menu Request >Forward> give BWD or
you can directly provide BWD as Target System in Step 2
Step11
Go to BWD and import the request.
santosh

Data source Replication error in BW Quality system

hi experts,
when i replicate the data source in BW QUALITY SYSTEM it is giving the below error.
Invalid call sequence for interfaces when rec
changes.
plz find the long text
Message no. TK425
Diagnosis
The function you selected uses interfaces to record changes made to your objects in requests and tasks.
Before you save the changes, a check needs to be carried out to establish whether the objects may be changed. This check must be performed before you begin to make changes.
System Response
The function terminates.
Procedure
The function you have used must correct the two Transport Organizer interfaces required. Contact your system administrator.
After replication of data source changes are not reflecting in BW QUALITY SYSTEM.
REGARDS
venuscm

Hi,
Hope you have checked whether the DS has been transported to R/3 Quality and got activated before Replication in BW quality.
Check RFC connections between the systems.
Check RSLOGSYSMAP table in both Bw & R/3 to confirm the system mappings.
Try replicating again.......
Regards,
Suman

Couldn't log into SAP System (message 00264) after SAP_BASIS update

Hello,
we performed SAP_BASIS update to SAPKB70023 and get a problem with logon into a SAP system with message 00264 (Status &2 of the user interface &1 missing).
We have a 64-bit non-Unicode system on Solaris/SPARC/Oracle and Kernel level 333.
We tried to import MENUSYST program from note 1285869, but nothing happened at all. The parameter abap/unicode_check we set to "on" but this didn't help us.
So after selecting system record in SAP Logon now we get the initial logon screen with no "new password" button and error 00264 (Status 0020 of the user interface SAPMSYST missing.) and couldn't log into the system.
We have no idea why correct and existing statuses are not working.
Please suggest us what to do to fix this problem.
Thanks in advance!

Check this,
http://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=835278
it may be useful.
Regards,
Ravi

System Slow-Down After Printing

I recently installed Mountain Lion. Over the last couple of weeks I have noticed a significant operating system (10.8.2) slow down after printing with my Epson R3000 printer. This happens after every printing session. When I say slow-down I mean significant delays and dreading "beachballs" when opening applications, selecting menu items or anything else I should choose to do. I'm left with re-starting the computer to get going normally again.After re-atarting I have gone to "verify permissions" and I get approx "5" pages of permission errors, all associated with the printer library in some fashion or another. I then repair all those permissions and re-start my MacPro. The operating system then works as normal and I can use the computer with no problems (until I start printing again). I mainly use the computer for photo editing with Adobe Photoshop CS6, Adobe Lightroom 4 and Aperture 3.2.
I did not have this problem before upgrading to Mountain Lion (and then to 10.8.2). I did not get "significant" permission errors before upgrading. Since all printer drivers for this printer are handled now by Apple via the "new" Software Update process I can't even re-download the Epson printer driver and start over. I'm completely at a loss as to what, associated with the printer function, is causing these "significant" permission errors and subsequent operating system slow down. My printer is almost brand new and was working flawlessly before Mountain Lion. Let me be clear though, I can print fine. My problem is the system slow down after using the print function which I am only guessing has something to do with the "5" pages of permission errors after printting photos (with CS6/Lightroom/Aperture).
Incidently, I am not in any way a computer expert. Verifying and repairing permissions is about all I know how to do that's why I need help. I also just thought I would try the forums first before going to technical support to see what people thought about this.
Again, I repair the permission errors, re-start my system and all is fine. Any further suggestions would be deeply appreciated.

When you see a beachball cursor or the slowness is especially bad, note the exact time: hour, minute, second.
These instructions must be carried out as an administrator. If you have only one user account, you are the administrator.
Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.
The title of the Console window should be All Messages. If it isn't, select
          SYSTEM LOG QUERIES ▹ All Messages
from the log list on the left. If you don't see that list, select
          View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar at the top of the screen.
Each message in the log begins with the date and time when it was entered. Scroll back to the time you noted above.
Select the messages entered from then until the end of the episode, or until they start to repeat, whichever comes first.
Copy the messages to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C. Paste into a reply to this message by pressing command-V.
The log contains a vast amount of information, almost all of it useless for solving any particular problem. When posting a log extract, be selective. A few dozen lines are almost always more than enough.
Please don't indiscriminately dump thousands of lines from the log into this discussion.
Please don't post screenshots of log messages—post the text.
Some private information, such as your name, may appear in the log. Anonymize before posting.

No username of Source system is avbl after livecache system copy

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for