on 03-08-2011 2:47 PM
Hello,
I'm using MaxDB 7.6.06.03 on WindowsXP Pro SP3.
I cannot connect to the database using dbmcli in utility session :
c:\Programme\SDB\programs\pgm>dbmcli.exe -d weiterer -u fleet,one4allke -uUTL
ERR
-24961,ERR_STATE: The operational state of the database instance could not be determined
-24994,ERR_RTE: Runtime environment error no_id_provided_by_rte,no_text_provided_by_rte
This command is working without problem on other computers, but there is one on which it is not working. I want to create scripts to make automatic data backup, but it is no possible to do it using command line. Also when I try to connect to the database using "Database Manager GUI" it is not possible. I obtain an error
-24961 The operational state of the database instance could not be determined [db_state -v], -24994,ERR_RTE: Runtime environment error
The only using "Database Studio" tool I can make administration task - connect, make backup, ...
Can you help me, please ?
Thank you, Dusan
Hello Dusan,
According your information this error could occur when the OS user account that is used to run the command does not have the "Create global objects" user right.
If you are SAP customer please see the SAP Note No. 688028.
Regards, Natalia Khlopina
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Hello Natalia,
I checked user right "Create global object", and there is permission for all users to create global object.
It is interesting that using "Database Studio" tool I'm able to create backup file without problem (as same user), but using "Database Manager GUI" and "Database Manager CLI - dbmcli.exe" I'm not able to do this.
Do you have any other idea ?
Thank for your support, Dusan. (I'm not SAP customer)
Hello Dusan,
1.Please update with output of the following commands:
xinstinfo
sdbregview -l
dbmcli -s dbm_version
dbmcli -d weiterer -n localhost -u fleet,one4allke db_state
dbmcli -d weiterer -n localhost -u fleet,one4allke -uUTL
<enter>
2.
Did you connect to the database server via Terminal Server remote access?
Please review Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 821546
Regards, Natalia Khlopina
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