on 04-27-2009 5:14 AM
Hi All,
I have done a system copy from SRM 5.0 to SRM 5.0 using attach/detach procedure. Its an Abap+Java
system. The copy was completed and i was able to bring up the system. Abap works fine where as Java stack did not start and upon checking the log_bootstrap_ID0161456.0.log i found the following error.
[Bootstrap module]> Problem occured while performing synchronization
and upon checking jvm_bootstrap.out i got the following error
java.sql.SQLException: [SAP_NWMss][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Cannot open database "SSS" requested by the login. The login failed.
SAP version : SRM 5.0
RDBMS : SQL Server 2005
OS : Win 2003 Server
Has any one seen this error before?
Regards,
Ershad Ahmed.
Hi
We need log files to analyze it better
1) Dev_jcontrol.trc
2)Bootstrap Logs i.e
a) dev_bootstrap* - logs from the Startup Framework that shows the
parameters with which the bootstrap was started
b) log_bootstrap* - logs from the execution of the bootstrap. Shows
the execution flow from the last session and the possible errors
c) jvm_bootstrap* - logs from the JVM output for the bootstrap
process. Shows possible JVM problems during the bootstrap execution.
3) Dev_server & Dev_dispatcher.trc
4) Std_server & Std_dispatcher.trc
Regards
Uday
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Hi Uday,
I checked J2EE_ADMIN user and its not locked. I tried restarting the Java stack using SMICM and i got the same error.
Regards,
Ershad Ahmed
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Hi
What is your datasource? if you are able to login to sap just check the status of j2ee_admin user is it locked ? try to restart the java engine through SMICM
Regards
Uday
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