Sapinst generated an empty directory structure when exporting DB

I try to use SAPINST (i.e. db-independent) exporting a DB.
However, even it is done without any error, only an empty folder structure is generated:
folder     ABAP  ( which is empty)
file:         LABELIDX.ASC
I remember about 2 years ago, I had to copy the migration monitor related *.SAR files into the sapinst directory and then
start export_monitor.sh to kick off the background exporting job which generated the export dump.  However I cannot find
that document I made then.
Could you help recall?
Thanks!

There are 2 sapinst at SMP for 701.
I have tried the newer one sapinst 701_2.
Please advise.
Thanks!
P.S. This morning I tried 701_1 from scratch. But no dump file generated.

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