Hello Ganesh,
you wrote :
>firstly i would like to thank you....
>yeah i still face the problem...
>i have attached the script thru which i created this DB instance....
>can u check & tell me any mistake i havedone inthat...
>i dont think so..
>since its a script i got it while installing TST database.
>[shell script attached (the one used to create the TST database, modified)]
i see that you created a database with a modified script
which was used to create a test database.
i didn't check it for errors line by line.
there are four things to mention here :
1. apparently (since you used the script) you have a unix/linux
machine to run the database server on.
on unix machines you can specify mixed type database
names (which you tried to do). if you want to connect
via SQL Studio put doublequotes (") around the db name,
otherwise ODBC would convert the name to uppercase.
2. if you have a windows computer to run clients on anyway,
there is a much easier way to create a database instance :
install DBMGui on it, read the documentation, and use this
tool for db creation.
3. you probably want to perform full text searches on the mailing
list archive at http://sapdb.icf.net/cgi/talk-frame.html
for answers to frequently asked questions.
if you prefer to use a script for instance creation you could
also refer to the mailing list archive, since this has been discussed
extensively.
4. If problems persist, mail me some data about the systems involved :
db server :
- version
- machine/os
SQL Studio :
- version
- machine/os
- is the user you tried to connect with the one
that the dbmGui refers to as "first database administrator" ?
can you connect to the db using dbmcli on the same machine (the program
which does all the work in the script, read the documentation for it.)?
regards,
Markus Stausberg
SAP Labs Berlin
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