on 07-12-2014 5:56 AM
Hi.. Experts
I am working on SAP Hana Pl 04 64 bit, On which I got the error "Unable to access SBO-Common database " While using DTW.
also company databases are also not presents,For more details for more details find out attachment.
I have also check out all services & Restart them.
Please give me proper solution.
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Hi,
I was dealing with the same issue for the longest time. This is what finally made it work for me:
1. Click on "Change Server" and type <IP>:30015 as your "Database Server"
2. On the same page, under "Login ID" and password, you actually need to specify the "SYSTEM" user
3. Then the list of databases should populate in the Logon screen
4. Select the database you wish to connect to, and under "User Code" and password, you type your actual SAP B1 HANA user/password account information.
I didn't realize "Login ID" and "User Code" were different things, since the DTW tool pre-populates those both fields with the "User Code" account information, and pre-populates the Database Server information without the 30015 port number.
Another tip, make sure the DI API architecture matches the DTW client, i.e, either both 32-bits or both 64-bits. It won't work if you mix them.
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Hi,
On SQLServer the connection detail are not so sensible as the Hana connection.
Oh Hana you must inform the exactly server name (Hostname, IP ou FQDN). It depends of how the SLD has been configurated.
Of course, the other hint given by other collegues are welcome, like the correct Hana clients and other else hints.
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Hi,
Go to the "Change Server" Button and log with the SYSTEM user,
Regards,
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Hi Amole,
have you typed in the server box the full address and port number of HANA DB?
Like this: 192.168.1.69:30015
From your screenshot I cannot see it but a common problem is that you only type address without port number, on my systems if I don't put also the port number it doesn't connect.
Regards,
Fabrizio
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Hi,
Please check:
1.Ensure you have the correct DB Type selected under the Login options.
2.Verify that all connection information is correct (for example, the correct user name and password or the user has enough right to connect to the database server in case Windows Authentication is used).
3. Check whether the database is running properly, make sure that the COMMON and company databases are not suspended or stopped.
4. Ensure there is no DI API version mismatch.
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan
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Hi Amole,
Have you installed HANA database client on this computer? 32-bit or 64-bit? same type as DTW and DI API? Same version as your HANA database? I remember PL04 requires Rev 69.
And can you access the SLD: https://SERVER IP:40000/ControlCenter and see the company list?
Regards
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