on 08-08-2016 3:06 PM
Environment:
MaxDB 7.9
SWPM10SP10
ERP6.0EHP7
Hello,
i want to update a demo system (based on our developing system) with a up-to-date backup of the developing system Database.
I used SWPM10SP10 for this and started the process via "SAP Business Suite 7i 2013 Support Release 2 > EHP7 for SAP ERP 6.0 ABAP Support Release 2 > MaxDB > System Copy > Target System > Standard System > Based on AS ABAP > Database Refresh or Move"
Now i#m hanging on the step "Alter database schema" with the error:
Error during execution of command identifier 'EXEC_SQL_CMD' : Error during execution of SQL command: RENAME USER SAPIT5 TO SAPITA [-5009] (at 357): Missing integer).
If i do the same step (rename SAP<SID>) on the dbmcli i got the same error again.
After hours of researching I still have absolutely no idea where the problem is from.
Hint:
Before this i got a problem with the password of the user superdba and followed the solution on the SAP-Note-1738258
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Change the password of SYSDBA user by means of dbmcli:
1. Load the database system tables:
<drive> :\sapdb\programs\pgm\dbmcli -d <TargetSid> -u control, <MasterPassword> load_systab -u superdba,<SourcePassword> -ud domain
2. Enter the masterpassword as password of the SYSDBA user:
<drive> :\sapdb\programs\pgm\dbmcli -d <TargetSid> -u control, <MasterPassword> user_put superdba password=<MasterPassword>
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after that the SWPM runs till now the "Integer missing" error came up.
Thanks a lot for your help, i#m really stucked.
please attach sapinst_dev.log to this discussion.
By the way current error has nothing to do with your previous actions
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i gave up the procedure and now i have a done a FULL Import (Installation + Database import via sapinst)
I think the problem occured because the superdba password of the original system (where the MaxDB Export came from) and the superdba password of the target system were different. I will try it again insome days, but this time i will change the password of the target superdba before.
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