on 02-17-2011 8:01 AM
Dear All,
we have SAP NW 7.0 ABAP+JAVA installed on SQL 2005 server.
yesterday system went down Dispatcher was not getting up.
i checked DB wAS NOT GETTING CONNECTED. I manually tried to restart services but failed. I checked with TCP/IP remote access also.
Then i uninstalled SQL Server 2005 and again installed with same named instance.
Now services are running but still dispatcher is stopped.
When i run config tool then it throws error below
Caused by: com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: Login failed for use
r 'SAPPYDDB'. The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection.
at com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException.makeFromDatabaseError
(Unknown Source)
Please suggest me some solution.
I am very new to BAsis area.
Thanks
Hey Sandeep ,
Your Configtool Connects Directly to Database . SO if you are not Able to Connect through , the issue first is with the Connectrivity to the Database .
When you Start the Configtool , CLICK NO when it asks you to Connect to Default DB Settings
and then Check the RDMS Driver Location Parameter .
Are the required files present in the Location Specified in that Parameter ?
By the Default the PATH is the <Kernel Directory>/mssjdbc/sqljdbc.jar .
Please Confirm , whether you can Find the File in the Directory .
Regards,
Ashish .A. Poojary
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Hi,
Reagding your Java issue as said before, you have a authentication problem that needs resolving.
Regarding your dispatcher stopped, not quite sure why you ended up re-installing SQL instead of investigating and sorting your system crash. Did you investigate and the the problem and solution was to re install SQL?
Have a look at your logs after trying to start the system (developer log, etc, goto D:\usr\sap\ERP\DVEBMGS00\work and look for ms_dev_disp_dev etc) then work on whatever error is preventing startup.
I fit's the services not starting (SAP ones, not MSSQL) try deleting them and add them again using sapstartsrv.exe from the kernel dir.
Regards
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Did you try to start the DB services manually?
If not, try to restart them and check the DB connectivity with R3trans -dx.
Regards,
Nick Loy
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