SAPDBHOST Environment Variable Set Incorrectly

Hi,
I'm trying to rename a system , with same SID , to work on another partition with a different host name. When I sign on as SidOFR and WRKENVVAR I see the environment variable ,SAPDBHOST, is still set to the old name even though I changed the R3sid400 data areas.
Is there another place this variable could be picked up from - does R3inlpgm play a role in this ?
Thanks

Hi David,
did you change the start profile as well ?
You should adjust the system number in the instance profile as well.
In 6.40 in my eyes, the dtaara R3REE400/R3_07 is still in use:
           Wert
Offset      *.......1.......
    0      'DVEBMGSs2qa
   50      '
100      '
Did you really change the contents to the new data ? (here: s2qa)
Regards
Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut international ag
http://www.consolut.net - http://www.4soi.de - http://www.easymarketplace.de

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