on 01-09-2014 10:20 AM
Good day
I am busy with an upgrade endevour on our ECC 5 system. Braodly the steps that I have followed thus far are:
- System copy to a new server
- install and configure Solution Manager
- Run MOPZ and download siftware from Service Marketplace.
- Download SUM
I have now started and am running SUM (ST_Toolset) and reach a point in the process "Extraction - Initial Software Extraction" and am getting an error situation. When I look at the Trouble Ticket it says
"SAPup broke during phase INITPUT_PRE in module PREP_PRE_CHECK / Checks the system status
Error Message: The 'c' XUSER key for the DBM user does not exist or could not be identified."
I found note 39439 and tried commands:
C:\sapdb\programs\bin>xuser -U c -u CONTROL,control -d SID -n dsimsid001 -S INTERNAL set
C:\sapdb\programs\bin>xuser -u SAPservicesid -U c -u CONTROL,control -d SID -n dsimsid001 -S INTERNAL set
Where "SID" is my system id and dsimsid001 is the server. Please note that "SID" is in fact the system id. Both executed successfully but the error persists.
Can anyone give any information on what could be the problem here please?
Thanks and regards
Ray Phillips
Hello all
OK, the problem is that my env variables needed some updating. I'm not sure why but seems that the sapdb part of the variable in "PATH" needs to be preceded by '\' and followed by'/'.
Thanks
Ray Phillips
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Hi Ray,
Which user did you use to run this command? Have you run "xuser list" to check whether the key c has already been created or corrected? Try to run those command under user sqd<SID> and/or <SID>adm if you have them.
Regards,
Lei
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Hello Lei
I am logged into Windows as sidadm. When I run xuser list I get :
XUSER Entry 2
--------------
Key :c
Username :CONTROL
UsernameUCS2 :C.O.N.T.R.O.L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Password :?????????
PasswordUCS2 :?????????
Long Password :?????????
Dbname :SID
Nodename :dsimsid001
Sqlmode :INTERNAL
Cachelimit :-1
Timeout :-1
Isolation :-1
Charset :<unspecified>
-----------------------------------------------------------------
as part of the output. So it seems that all is well with the c xuser key.
Regards
Ray Phillips
This is just a wild guess, but I would try with a system id other than 'SID'.
Have a look at your installation guide, there you will find a list of forbidden system ids, and 'SID' among them.
regards
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Well, I don't know whether the 'list of forbidden system ids' does vary for various SAP products and versions.
As is don't know yours, I cannot say for sure whether my idea does apply to your problem.
But here is one list I found:
On page 29 it says:
Make sure that your SAP system ID:
....
Does not include any of the following, which are reserved IDs:
ADD ALL AND ANY ASC AUX COM CON DBA END EPS FOR
GID IBM INT KEY LOG LPT MON NIX NOT NUL OFF OMS
PRN RAW ROW SAP SET SGA SHG SID SQL SYS TMP UID
USR VAR
regards
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