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Hi
Catalin,
sorry for
the delay, but I have trouble with your email
address.
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Hi
Catalin,
It
looks like you 'lose' the SYSDBA user (=> most powerful user in the
database). After talking to some colleagues it
looks
like a known problem. The dbmsrv uses a special OS file called user profile
container and this file contains
the
SYSDBA name, SYSDBA password and so on. ( Note that the master of this
information is stored within the catalog
of the
database!). The content of this file is used if the user executes a command
without giving an user name or
password, for example load_systab.
You
have to call the following sequence to solve the problem:
dbmcli
-d <DBNAME> -u <SYSDBA_USER>,<SYSDBA_PASSWORD>
load_systab -ud <DOMAIN_PASSWORD>
DBNAME
= LIMSDB
SYSDBA_USER = DBA (perhaps, because default for test
database)
SYSDBA_PASSWORD= DBA (perhaps, because default for test
database)
DOMAIN_PASSWORD= DOMAIN (perhaps, because default for test
database)
Do you
migrate your database via a complete database backup or inplace
migration?
In
case of the complete backup the user profile container will be deleted,
because
the
database backup could contain a new SYSDBA.
Regards, SAP DB, SAP Labs Berlin -----Original Message-----
From: Catalin Kormos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mittwoch, 26. Februar 2003 10:36 To: Strahl, Torsten Subject: migration from 7.3.0.32 to 7.4.3.10 Hi Torsten,
I have executed a db migration between the versions
of SAPDB, all was ok, until the last step ("load_systab") which has thrown an
error: "ERR -24909, ERR_DBAUNKNOWN : SYSDBA unknown."; I want to know if this is
a problem ,or it can be ignored, because my database seems to be ok, it can be
put online, has all the data i need.
Regards,
Catalin
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