Sorry if this posting is redundant but I'm still trying to get a database
instance created using the DBM GUI wizard.
I've had a few suggestions on what to do about the errors I'm getting from
Marcin P, but none of them made any difference.
I'll recap the issue:

After testing everything on my development server (Windows 2000) I'm ready
to install my VB/ADO/ODBC/SAPDB application on
my client's server (NT 4.00.1381). I downloaded all of the latest tools and
database software. I used all of the defaults
on the installation and did all of the work under the administrator's
account. At first blush everything has seemed to
install just fine. I did notice in the installation logs that I got the
following error:
"Can't open registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SAP\SAP DBTech":
Invalid argument" quite often.
Is this something I should be worried about or is it irrelevant?!?!?

After making sure the services had started, I started up the SAP Database
Manager and attempted to
install a new database name BETA1 using the wizard. After entering the
correct server name, username of administrator and
password I get a DBM Wiz error message:
"An error occurs by installing database 'BETA1' -24965 logon to system
failed [user-system...]"
Thinking that I obviously typed in something wrong for either of the 3
fields I rechecked everything and tried several
more times with always the same results. I tried another user with admin
permissions and got the same results.

I am on the local server when trying to run the DBM GUI (that is, The same
machine I've installed the SAPDB server is the
same machine I'm trying to run DBM GUI on). I'm logged in as Administrator.
I've changed the Service to run logged in as the
Administrator. In short, I've tried (with my very limited NT 4
administration knowledge) to eliminate any permission issues
that I know about.

I desperately need to get this db installed and going and I'm confident I'm
getting hung up on a very simple NT 4 permission
setting somewhere. But with this information can you tell me what I need to
do to get this db instance created and running?

Cheers,
Jon



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