on 05-22-2015 7:59 AM
Hi All,
After upgrading the Kernel from 7.20 to 7.21, and starting SGEN, I get Short dumps:
BADI_DEFINITION_INCONSISTENT
Generate the BAdI "RDM_BAPI_PROMO_CREATE" from the BAdI Builder.
Generate the BAdI "RDM_PROMOTION_WAK1" from the BAdI Builder.
However when I enter transaction SE18 these two BAdIs are missing. They do not exist in the system.
Do I need to do something or just skip these errors?
Regards
Hi ,
Dont think you need a server restart [ As you have already restarted before the kernel switch and did not start the system again with the old kernel ]
Run the following report
ENHCLEANUP_DELETED_BADIS
934020 - SGEN: BADI_DEFINITION_INCONSISTENT runtime error
Thanks ,
Manu
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Hi
Could you share SAP Basis SP level?
BR
SS
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Hi Ilian
Is it not require to run the SGEN after upgrading the kernel from 7.20 to 7.21, Could you refer the SAP Note 1975687
BR
SS
Hi Ilian
After replacing the new kernel you have to restart the system and then check the new kernel release and level. and refer the SAP Note 19466 - Downloading SAP kernel patches
BR
SS
I followed exactly that note.
4.2 says
- Stop the SAP system. (On Windows, you may also need to stop the SAP services using the Control Panel).
- Save the kernel directory by backup or by copying into a separate backup directory.
- This way, you will always have the option to return to the old kernel version if problems occur with the new patch.
- Copy or move the unpacked programs to the SAP kernel directory.
- UNIX: /usr/sap/<SAPSID>/sys/exe/run
- Windows: <drive>:\usr\sap\<SAPSID>\sys\exe\<uc|nuc>\<platform>
That is why I stopped the system. I don't think you can replace the kernel on a working system?
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