on 05-10-2007 3:58 PM
I'm doing a migration from ECC 5.0 MSSQL/Windows to ECC 5.0 Oracle
10g/Red Hat Linux 4 64. I installed the CI successfully. At the
database instance I choose system copy/migration. At the create
Oracle database step it failed with the message:
CJS-00030 Assertion failed: Component OraDbBuild: Context parameter
dbHome must be a valid ORACLE_HOME directory.
Oracle Home variable is set in the ora<sid> profile:
ORACLE_HOME=/oracle/ECD/102_64
I gave access 777 to this directory. I run the installation as root and
I set the ORACLE_HOME variable as root. Still the same error.
Thanks.
George
Hi all,
Your message it's so old.
Doesn't matter, I got the same issue when I have tried to install a unicode SAP Netweaver 7 Ehp 2 ABAP stack on Aix 5.3 TL10 with oracle 10.2.
It's seems that the issue trigger by ulimits parameters for oracle user ora<sid>.
The error message I got was:
OraDataFileCreateParams.checkParams: dataFileParams.sapdataDir is not
convertible to a positive integer and does not match
/^\sSAPDATA(\d+)\s$/gi.
ERROR 2011-03-01 19:40:25.97 [iaxxinscbk.cpp:244]
CJS-00030 Assertion failed: Component OraDbBuild: Context parameter
tDataFileInfo, row[13] does not describe valid data file parameters.
To fix this issue, You should have a look in the file /etc/security/limits, you must have for oracle user ora<sid> the definition below:
[...]
ora<sid>:
fsize = -1
data = -1
stack = -1
fsize_hard = -1
cpu_hard = -1
data_hard = -1
stack_hard = -1
core_hard = 2097151
[...]
If not, update the file. Then logout, after that login and restart your installation process.
I hope this makes sense and gives the information to any body who is facing on the same error message.
R. WAMBO
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Hi
I just happened to fall in this same issue and found a solution:
First you will have to reset your installation and delete installation log directory.
1º Be sure that on the root session you are using to launch sapinst for DBInstance, there is no ORACLE_HOME environment variable set.
2º Check your oraInst.loc file (see note 350251), adapt it so that
inventory_loc=/oracle//oraInventory
and create directory if necessary. This avoid problems on unix with previous installations of oracle.
Regards
Jose Luis Valverde
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