on 03-23-2011 4:17 PM
Hi all
Currently trying to upgrade a BW system from Netweaver 04 to Netweaver 7 EHP2. I've got the upgrade program running and gone thru' a number of input screens, during the Extraction phase it keeps coming back with "ERROR: SYSTEM password does not work, please reenter. DB specific password. Enter the password for the ORACLE user "SYSTEM"" - but the SYSTEM password is known - I can use SYSTEM user password to log on at SQLplus level. But when I enter this 'correct' password in the upgrade Gui it loops back with a similar message "ERROR: SYSTEM password does not work, please reenter".
I've found a relevant log at o/s level - /usr/sap/<SID>/upg/abap/log/CHKSYSPWD.LOG - looks like it's attempting a brconnect, it contains the following :
BR0301E SQL error -12705 at location db_connect-2, SQL statement:
'CONNECT SYSTEM/********@<SID>'
ORA-12705: invalid or unknown NLS parameter value specified
BR0310E Connect to database instance <SID> failed
I've found threads which suggest unsetting NLS_LANG, which I've done, but still no sucess.
Any ideas
Thanks
Steve
Hi Steve,
We have had a similar problem when upgrading. Check that the instance client version is the same as the Oracle database version.
Russell Burrow
SAP Basis
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We have our database installed on a different server than our CI. We received this error because brconnect was not installed in /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/exe/run on the CI.
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Was the database recently upgraded from Oracle 9 and you have a wrong NLS_* parameter setting?
Markus
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Is any @ character in password. If yes please reset the password with brtools & retry.
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No - the password is fairly simple, just includes an underscore, we don't use '@' in Oracle passwords (I don't think you can).
I'm curious though that the log mentions :
BR0301E SQL error -12705 at location db_connect-2, SQL statement:
'CONNECT SYSTEM/*******@<SID>'
- It's as if it's expecting a password with '@<SID>' on the end ! ?
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