Furthermore, has anyone from SAP or elsewhere considered getting SAP DB deb packages made and put in unstable? I think this would be fairly signficant. I know that with GNU Enterprise we want to expirement a lot more with SAP DB(we support it currently), but almost all the developers work off Debian and things seem to 'install' ok, but 'configuring' it seems a bit of an enigma as does using the tools to administer it.
Admittedly we have not dug too deep as Postgres is currently our DB of choice, but we would seriously consider using SAP DB as the preferred if it was more Debian friendly. -Derek On 7 Feb 2002, Mark Wong wrote: > I'm having some trouble getting the 7.3.0.20 standard installation to > work on Debian 2.2 (potato). I'm guessing that this is likely some > dependency problem since it sounds like others have gotten it working on > Debian. I also don't know where to look for any error messages that > might help diagnose what I'm seeing below... > > So here's my story. I run SBINST as root and it fails trying to run the > following: > > error occured while executing /usr/sapdb/depend/bin/dbmcli -s -R > /usr/sapdb/depend inst_reg -k /usr/sapdb/depend > command returned 1 > > When I try to execute that command manually as root, the following error > message is displayed: > > OK > > I'm a little baffled at this point, so I changed to the user sapdb and > executed the create_demo_db.sh and got the following error: > > create TST failed: ERR > -24994,ERR_RTE: runtime environment error > 1,mkstemp failed:Permission denied > > Not that I expected create-demo_db.sh to work, since I don't even know > if SAP DB was installed correctly at this point. > > Anyway, I'd love to hear any tips. > > Thanks. > > _______________________________________________ > sapdb.general mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general > _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
