on 04-24-2009 8:27 AM
Hi,
I need to apply Support package (SP) on Dev system which has been in use for past 6 months. Please let me know what things I should check before to apply the new support packages as I donu2019t want to face any problem in the middle.
I appreciate your help
Thanks in advance
You can check
1. Table space available on Database.
2. Your SPAM/SAINT version is updated.
3. Your Kernel patch is updated.
4. Your Buisness Client is locked
5. Workprocess and Memory is available.
6. Space available at OS level
Regards,
Subhash
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DB02/BRTOOLS
I have faced some object/transport request related problems few months back while applying SP.
That is becuase some objects are locked in TR so you have to unlock the object through SE03 at the time of Paching.
1. Lock the buisness client
2. Stop the system
3. Take a backup of your old kernel
4. Apply the newest Kernel.
5. Start the Server
6. Login into client 000 with a user who has SAP_ALL & SAP_NEW
7. Update SPAM first
8. Then apply your Support Patch
Regards,
Subhash
Hello Daniel
You should check all the tablespaces and make sure that there is enough free space in all the tablespaces.This can be checked through either SAP or OS level
For Applying support packs refer to the guide:
http://www.sappoint.com/PHPWebUI/Documents/Applying%20Support%20Pack%20and%20Plug-ins.pdf
Now couple of very important points that I would suggest:
1. Have a complete full offline back of your SAP system before you apply support packs
2. When you apply the packs,the redo logs files get generated very fast and the directory would get full and hence your support packs would get stuck,so it is better to switich off the redo log mode so that log files dont get generated
Rohit
Hi,
I am having a couple of doubts, please clear it.
1)How do we unlock the objects from SE03
2)How do we switch off the redo log file growth in both SQL 2005 & Oracle 10.2 before to apply SP .After applied the SP ,how to bring up the redo log file to normal mode.
please give the procedure
Thanks in advance
Hello Daniel,
1. No need to unlock objects now.When you start patching,if it gives errors that for locked objects,then you will need to unlock the objects specified in the error,so you can't determine which objects it will give error
2. there is concept of redo logs in SQL server 2005,there is a concept of automatic logging in SQL server 2005.you can turn off the logs in SQL server 2005 by changing the automatic recovery mode to simple from full.This can be done through SQL server studio
Let me know of any questions
Rohit
hi
> 1)How do we unlock the objects from SE03
from SE03 there is unlock objects option under Request and task there you just mentioned request number and unlock objects. you unlock objects if its required while patching it is asking you to unlock.
> 2)How do we switch off the redo log file growth in both SQL 2005 & Oracle 10.2 before to apply SP .
logon to PL SQL as follows
plsql /nolog
connect / as sysdba;
select log_mode from v$database;
shutdown
startup mount
Alter database noarchivelog;
Alter database open;
Regards,
Nitin Salunkhe
Hi
You can refer these link which clarify some of you doubts
http://www.sc.ehu.es/siwebso/KZCC/Oracle_10g_Documentacion/server.101/b10739/onlineredo.htm
http://www.topblogarea.com/sitedetails_40335.html
Regards
Uday
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Hi Daniel,
Take full offline backup of your system,
Check all prerequisites means spam status patch levels etc.
lock all users except the user with which you want to apply(DDIC or equalent).
check the tablespaces and os file system sizes.
Check the tp version if required apply latest(n-1 kernel).
Take ABAPer presence at the time of applying.
Start your activity.
Regards
Nick Loy
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