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No authorization to command FIXSAPOWN in library *LIBL

Former Member
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Dear Gurus

I'm doing an SAP kernel upgrade on AS400 V7R1 from SAP Kernel 7.0 to SAP Kernel 7.21 EXT.  I don't have experience with as400.

I am following the instructions on SAP Note 1713986 - Installation of kernel 721 (EXT), I execute the commands:

CHGCURDIR '<newkernel>'

CLRLIB SAP_TOOLS

CALL QP2SHELL PARM('/QOpenSys/usr/bin/csh' '-c' 'SAPCAR -xvf ILE.SAR iletools ILE_TOOLS;iletools')

and I try to set the authorities of the objects in SAP_TOOLS with the commands (to classic user concept):

ADDENVVAR ENVVAR(CLASSICUSERCONCEPT) VALUE('Y')

ADDLIBLE SAP_TOOLS

FIXSAPOWN *NONE SAP_TOOLS

The command FIXSAPOWN *NONE SAP_TOOLS  display an error: "No authorization to command FIXSAPOWN in library *LIBL."

and i can n't advance to next steps to upgrade the kernel.

I am using de user <sid>OFR to run the commands.

How I can to finish succesfully the execution of FIXSAPOWN command?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,

Osmany Martínez

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Former Member
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Hi Osmany;

The commands must be run with the user QSECOFR


CHGCURDIR '<newkernel>'

CLRLIB SAP_TOOLS

CALL QP2SHELL PARM('/QOpenSys/usr/bin/csh' '-c' 'SAPCAR -xvf ILE.SAR iletools ILE_TOOLS;iletools')

ADDENVVAR ENVVAR(CLASSICUSERCONCEPT) VALUE('Y')

ADDLIBLE SAP_TOOLS

FIXSAPOWN *NONE SAP_TOOLS

Regards.

Henry Orellana

Former Member
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Hi Henry

In our AS400 server we have 4 SAP systems.  If I use QSECOFR user to run the commands, the other systems can be affected?

Do I need take special care to other systems?

Thanks in advance.

Osmany Martínez

volker_gldenpfennig
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Hi Osmany,

no special care needed 😉

The resulting library SAP_TOOLS is NOT used by any SAP system ... it is just the library during installation of kernels ...

Regards,

Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut international ag

Former Member
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Hi Osmany;

Volker indicates what is right; you do not need any special care to use the commands.


Regards.


Henry Orellana

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Answers (1)

blaw
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Note 1713986 states

1. Log on as a QSECOFR-type user and execute the following commands or actions:

<sid>OFR does not have the correct authority.

Regards,

Brian