on 11-01-2010 11:33 AM
Hello,
Our system copy(Windows 2003/MaxDB/ERP6 EHP4) fails at the end within the step "Check DDIC Password". The error message is:
"Test logon to SAP System xx failed.
SOLUTION: Make sure that the system is started, that the user DDIC exists and that the password of user DDIC is correct."
-> The system is up and running. Checked!
-> DDIC user exists in client 000. Checked!
-> password of user DDIC is right. Checked! (we indicated the same in the sapinst and on the system.)
The log dev_rfc.trc says the following:
ERROR file opened at 20101101 121232 W. Europe Standard Time, SAP-REL 701,0,1 RFC-VER 3 989270 MT-SL
T:1268 Error in program 'sapinst': ======> Time limit exceeded.
T:1268 Error in program 'sapinst': <* RfcReceive [4] : returns 3:RFC_SYS_EXCEPTION
T:1268 Error in program 'sapinst': <* RfcCallReceive [4] : returns 3:RFC_SYS_EXCEPTION
Any ideas how to solve that problem?
Regards,
Vermeer
Hello,
it looks you system is not running or not communicating...
Can you check if SAP is running?
If yes - please connect and look around for possible reason (like SM21, work process traces, ST22, etc.)
If not - check startup logs.
For your message I guess system is running - so try to look in main log file as well in developer trace - you should find it in sapinst directory.
It is also very useful to sort the files by date and review all recent files as there might be special detail log for connecting to SAP. Type here names of most recent files (best up to the main sapinst log file) as well as content of these files.
Best regards.
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Hello Tomas,
Thanks for your answer.
The system and his work processes are up and running. Only problem: I have hard problems with login on the system (it always times out).
In the log files of the sapinst I have not found anything suspicous, instead the line above.
I found this on the sapinst.log:
WARNING[E] 2010-11-02 08:13:41.285
FRF-00007 Unable to open RFC connection.
And this on the sapinst_dev.log:
CGuiEngineImp::showDialogCalledByJs()
<dialog sid="d_nw_ddic_logon">
<title>SAP System > RFC Connection</title>
<field enabled="false" highlight="false" sid="client">
<caption>SAP System Client</caption>
<value type="string" maxlength="3">000</value>
</field>
<password confirm="false" enabled="true" highlight="false" sid="password">
<caption>Password of 'DDIC'</caption>
<helpitem id="common.PasswordRFC"/>
<encrvalue maxlength="40" minlength="3">*****</encrvalue>
</password>
<dialog/>
TRACE 2010-11-02 08:13:41.332 [iaxxgenimp.cpp:1255]
CGuiEngineImp::acceptAnswerForBlockingRequest
Waiting for an answer from GUI
So I think there is something wrong with the RFC connection. What can I try?
On the work process logs I found this:
M Tue Nov 02 08:43:56 2010
M ThAlarmHandler (1)
M ThAlarmHandler (1)
M ThAlarmHandler: set CONTROL_TIMEOUT/DP_CONTROL_JAVA_EXIT and break sql
C User requested cancel of current SQL statement on connection 0
C CANCEL of the current statement was sent successfully
B db_sqlbreak() = 0
M program canceled
M reason = max run time exceeded
M user = SAPSYS
M client = 000
M terminal =
M report = <RPC(GENERATE DYNPRO (cli wp 1))>
M ThAlarmHandler: return from signal handler
C *** ERROR => execute() of C_0121, #rec=0, rc=1, rcSQL=-102 (POS(1) SQL statement cancelled)
[dbsdbsql.cpp 1642]
C *** ERROR => EXECUTE on connection 0, rc=-102 (POS(1) SQL statement cancelled)
[dbslsdb.cpp 7406]
C sc_p=000000000E024898,no=121,idc_p=000000000E0EA5A0,con=0,act=1,slen=123,smax=256,#vars=4,stmt=000000002DEECF40,table=DD04T
C SELECT /*+ FIRST_ROWS (1) */ * FROM "DD04T" WHERE "ROLLNAME" = ? AND "DDLANGUAGE" = ? AND "AS4LOCA\
C L" = ? AND ROWNUM <= ? ;
C SQL statement cancelled with CBF 00000001400BFBA0
M program canceled
M reason = max run time exceeded
M user = SAPSYS
M client = 000
M terminal =
M report = <RPC(GENERATE DYNPRO (cli wp 1))>
M ***LOG R47=> ThResFree, delete (001023) [thxxmode.c 1384]
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