I keep doing my best to help You with that  :-)
In my archives I found an email from my friend, who has
a similar error. The solution, which she has found is stated below:
Maybe You could try?
Marcin Pytel

> It is one requirement
> which I noticed when reading the DBMGUI on the page 8 that 'Prerequisites:
> system user must possess both administration rights and also the log on as
> batch job authorization'.
> After setting the LOG ON AS BATCH JOB  to the administrators, everything
is
> Okay.


U�ytkownik "JON" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napisa� w wiadomo�ci
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> 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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