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Lost 000 DDIC PW for installation

Former Member
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Hello,

Now I'm doing  ERP installation with R3load.

I exported R3data from source system successfully, however I noticed the password of Client 000 DDIC I know is incorrect.

I hear that there can be a way to process installation though I don't know 000 DDIC password, but don't know its detail.

If someone know it, please help me.

Regards,

Naomi Yamane

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AtulKumarJain
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Hi Naomi,

You can check the ddic password in source system.

or you can activate the sap*

http://scn.sap.com/thread/2128871

http://scn.sap.com/thread/925501

BR

Atul

Former Member
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Hi,

Please try the below thing.

Login to target database and update the DDIC password with right password.

SOURCE SYSTEM

SELECT PASSCODE FROM SAPSR3.USR02 WHERE BNAME='DDIC' AND MANDT='<YOUR CLIENT NUMBER';

Copy the password or value  Its a long character string, just copy it

TARGET SYSTEM.

UPDATE SAPSR3.USR02 SET PASSCODE='value of passcode' WHERE BNAME='DDIC' AND MANDT='YOUR CLIENT NUMBER';

COMMIT;

Retry the Installation, It works me like gem.

http://scn.sap.com/thread/2128871

Thanks

Rishi Abrol

Former Member
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Hi Atul,

It's just what I should have done...

In this import, I want to use already exported data.

Thanks,

Former Member
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Hi Rishi,

Thank you for your comment.

I think the passcodes are encrypted, in this case, the passcodes of 000 DDIC in USR02 are same between source system and target system?

And now I noticed , that SAP Instance is already created when a certain process runs which requires the password of the DDIC of client 000.

If my guess is correct, can I change DDIC PW during the installation?

BR,

Naomi Yamane

Former Member
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Hi,

During the import phase when you give the DDIC password has the import phase passed through?

Can you please past the current screen shot of the import if running.

If you have not started the import my suggestion is to take the export again.

Thanks

Rishi abrol

Former Member
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I solved this problem.

In CI installation, I tried steps below.

1. Proceed installation in usual steps.

2. In filling 000 DDIC PW step, fill PW box by a new PW of 000 DDIC.

3. Execute installation.

4. When the installtion stop due to wrong DDIC PW, interrupt sapinst and exit from it.

5. Stop sap instance.

6. Delete 000 sap* record in USR02. (maybe unnecessary.)

7. Activate sap* by changing sap profile value.

8. Starte sap instance.

9. logon client 000 as sap*

10.Change DDIC PW to new one.(Specifed in step 2)

11. Restart sapinst with the continue option.