Hi Ajit,

[ajit_cus wrote]

> Subject: Sap setup
> 
> The problem with the docs is that they don't seem to be written
> for people new to SAPDB (Once u've worked with SAPDB for a while
> they're a useful reference). The info in the docs is not in the
> sequence a new user will need them in. 
> Also solutions to some common problems are not in the docs
> (Atleast I haven't found them)
> 
I partially agree and we'll change the doc for Replication Manager
(will be released in the beginning of the next year) and
include more HOWTOs which cover the real needs of users
(hopefully).

> How do you use repmcli to execute a sql file in SQLMODE oracle?
> 
This is quite simple and I thought it would become clear from
the documentation. But I was obviously wrong in that.
So simply place a command

SQLMODE ORACLE
//
<lots of commands may follow>

at the beginning of the file thats feeded to repmcli and all
subsequent commands will be processed in that SQLMODE. To
reset it you need another

SQLMODE INTERNAL

command at the place where ORACLE is not longer needed.

> creating DBPROCS in repmcli?-->;;
> 
This depends on the version you run. If it is 7.3.00.29 you
may simply remove the second semicolon from the
CREATE DBPROC-command. The second semicolon at the end of a
CREATE DBPROC-command if running it with Replication Manager
is a relic from the past where we had semicolon as command
delimiters (thats really long long ago :-)).
In versions before ...29 you need the second semicolon because
of some dead code still in there (sorry).
The change that comes together with that in ...29 is that the
only allowed command separator in files for repmcli is now
a double slash at the beginning of a row.
HTH and sorry for any inconvenience
Regards,
 Steffen
-- 
Steffen Schildberg
SAP DB Team
SAP Labs Berlin
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