Resoring prodution database into new installed sap system

have installed ecc 6.0 with sql server 2008 (sp 1) on windows 2003
server with 64 bit.
My installtion was done sussfully and also i started sap system.It
was working fine. then i took backup from my standalone system .
I restored prodution server database in standalone system and restore
was done successfully.
Then iam trying to login to sap system then it was saying that
dispature was stopped.
first dispatur was in yellow and status running message server
connection ok,dialuge que time 0;00sec,j2ee status info unavailable.
Iam sending screen shots and also related error log files attatched.
Please can you get help from those documents.
I also checked r3trans -d.
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>r3trans -d
This is r3trans version 6.14 (release 700 - 12.06.09 - 15:20:00).
unicode enabled version
2EETW169 no connect possible: "DBMS = MSS --- SERER = 'SHURJO' DBNAME = 'PRD'"
r3trans finished (0012).
before doing prodution database restore is compulsary to i have to increase the patch levels of my new installed system
because my prodution server abap& basis patch levels are 19 and my installed system it is only 14.
Please can any body give right way to resolve this problem,
Regards,
Krishna

> before doing prodution database restore is compulsary to i have to increase the patch levels of my new installed system
> because my prodution server abap& basis patch levels are 19 and my installed system it is only 14.
First: It's pointless to first install a full system and then try to overwrite the database with another one.
I would INSTALL the system using the database copy.
This procedure is call "homogeneous system copy" and there's a guide for that available at http://service.sap.com/instguides and also in "Note 151603 - Copying an SQL Server database".
The error message is coming because the database has not the proper users, you'd need to run the STM tool to adapt the users and the environment. Those steps are all described in detail in the guide.
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