What does this error mean? How can i solve it?

[Former Member]

I installed install Netweaver 7.01 ABAP Trial but PC sais error as follows

un Nov 23 07:10:10 ICT 2008 MaxDB sdbinst: File not found: E:\sapdb\NSP\_tempLocation\load\load_datasave

Sun Nov 23 07:10:10 ICT 2008 MaxDB sdbinst: installation exited abnormally at Su, Nov 23, 2008 at 07:10:09

Sun Nov 23 07:10:10 ICT 2008 MaxDB: Error during call to sdbinst, rc= 1

Sun Nov 23 07:10:10 ICT 2008 MaxDB: Done with call_sdbinst

Sun Nov 23 07:10:10 ICT 2008 MaxDB: rc of sdbinst = 1

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: Start of CallSdbuninst

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: IndepProgPath: E:/sapdb/programs

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: dbmcli path: E:/sapdb/programs/pgm/dbmcli.exe

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: Calling check for db_enum in case of an abort

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: nsp doesn't exist. Nothing to do !

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: rc of Method: 3

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: IndepProgPath = E:/sapdb/programs

MaxDB: dbmcli_path = E:/sapdb/programs/pgm/dbmcli.exe

MaxDB: Database instance to drop: :NSP:

MaxDB: Instroot of NSP is: null

MaxDB: sdbuninst_option = :3

MaxDB: 0=uninstall all, 1=uninstall Kernel package, 2=drop database only, 3=do nothing

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: End of CallSdbuninst

Sun Nov 23 07:10:15 ICT 2008 MaxDB: End of uninstallation

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How can i solve this problem

Thank you

[Former Member]

I ran into a similar problem recently and solved it by adding the account I used for the install to the Administrators group (it turned out to be a permissions issue).

Hope that helps.

J. Haynes

[valeriocicchiel]

Hi Le,

these are the hardware requirements as concerns to hard disk space:

25 GB hard disk space temporary during installation - 12 GB permanent.

Do you have enough free space on the drive where you want to install the software? If not, the installer can't unzip the compressed file where the db files are stored.

You should have in your windows temporary directory a file called stderr with the detail log of the failed extraction

Hope this helps,

Valerio