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Kernel upgrade error rtld: 0712-001 on AIX

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Hello,

last weekend I tried to upgrade kernel on Productive cluster system and I got the above mentioned error on stderr2 file:

"

tcpc1z00-phc1adm 60> more stderr2

(1609826) New Child Process created.

(1609826) Starting local Command:

Command: dw.sapPC1_DVEBMGS00

pf=/usr/sap/PC1/SYS/profile/PC1_DVEBMGS00_tcpc1z00

exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program disp+work because of the following errors:

rtld: 0712-001 Symbol guesses was referenced

from module disp+work(), but a runtime definition

of the symbol was not found.

rtld: 0712-001 Symbol __tab was referenced

from module disp+work(), but a runtime definition

of the symbol was not found.

rtld: 0712-001 Symbol __itab was referenced

from module disp+work(), but a runtime definition

of the symbol was not found.

rtld: 0712-002 fatal error: exiting.

"

The actual kernel patch level is 261 and what I tried to made was an upgrade of the disp+work files to patch level 279.

Here's more info:

SAP 4.7 ex2

ORACLE 10.2.02

We had already updated kernel on DEV and QUA successfully.

Regards,

Pedro Rodrigues

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Former Member
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Hi,

the solution was install the whole package (database dependent and independent files) and not only disp+work package. I've also applied "Note 1104735 - Upgrade to new instance-specific directory on UNIX", but the same error happened.

Former Member
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From the errors, it appears that disp+work is making calls that the current set of libraries does not contain. Is there a possibility that you updated the kernel and the DB libs on the other boxes and not on this one?

Hope that is helpful.

J. Haynes

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Pedro

Note 1265456 - SAP system does not start after kernel upgrade

Note 1059937 - SAP executables fails to start after kernel upgrade on AIX

Note 716378 - Missing libraries during Unicode upgrade

Former Member
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Hello,

thanks for your answer. The system I'm trying to do a kernel upgrade is a basis 6.20 (using kernel 6.40) and non unicode.

The notes you send are for unicode systems and basis 7... do you think that they can be applied to this problem?

Regards and Thanks,

Pedro