on 08-03-2009 7:40 AM
Hi experts,
I use ST04 SQL command line editor for displaying i.e. a user in DB_USERS:
select * from dba_users
When I execute the query (button , menu) no result window is displayed .
If I only parse it it says: "Statement is accepted" . So somehow the execution results gets suppressed...
leads me to think it's not an authorization problem.
I use
SAP ECC 6.0
SAP Basis 700 (13)
Oracle 10.2.0.2.0
any ideas?
bye
yk
> If I only parse it it says: "Statement is accepted" . So somehow the execution results gets suppressed...
> leads me to think it's not an authorization problem.
> SAP Basis 700 (13)
With SP12 the old transactions are replaced by DBACOCKPIT.
Since your SP is pretty old I suggest you check
Note 1028624 - Overview of DBA Cockpit for Oracle
and apply all the relevant notes for your SP (or upgrade to a higher BASIS SP which will be much more convenient).
Markus
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Can you check if hitting the F8 keyboard button works? If not, which release and basis support package do you use?
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Hi Martin,
no, it doesn' - its every statement against the DICT wich gets parsed but not displayed. i think it's not the problem of missing privileges .
If I enter obviously a WRONG statement:
SELECT * from xall_users;
He throws the expected error "The following table does not exist: XALL_USERS
So the statement gets parsed but somehow the results (of a valid SQL) gets not displayed.
Howver, if I choose the menu "Display DB tables" and choose a DBA view I get a result window displayed. But since I have some own scripts written, this doesn't help me.
bye
yk
Hi Martin,
I 'm not allowed tot use SE38 on production.
So it could be an authorization problem ? On the Dev. system (same base release 700 (13) it works either with RSORAJDV
or St04.
So I wonder if I can use ST04 SQL command editor on Production while I don't have the authorizations for RSORAJDV
(MONITORTOOLS auth. missing) . Does ST04 use RSORAJDV ? Tthan it is (quite) understandable.
What confuses me is that in ST04 it let's me enter the statement , parses it BUT does not execute it ...
nor gives back any message of missing privileges.
bye
yk
Hi Martin ,
SA38 is allowed but not executing RSORADJV... (sigh!):
it throws:
" no authorization to execute report RSORADJV from authorization group *! "
How come I can use ST04 but not the SQL command editor in St04 ? (or does St04 call RSORADJV in the back,
but gives no error message back ?).
At least I asked for authorization on ST04: I thought this includes the build-in SQL command editor, too ?
bye
yk
Hi
have u check below note
Note 582427 - Error due to inconsistent Oracle DDIC - ST04,DB02
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