on 05-15-2007 12:37 PM
Hi,
Can you please tell me the steps how to reset the SAP * password in MAX DB database environment.
Thanks and Regards,
Satish
Hello Satish,
-> What version of the database you have?
Please see the SAP notes 68048 and 2383.
In MaxDB Version 7.5 and higher you can use the "SQLStudio" or the command
line tool "sqlcli" to run the SQL statement, if you are logged on to the OS
as <sid>adm or user in the group sdba:
sqlcli -d <Database name> -u sap<sid>,<Password>
<enter>
"delete from usr02 where mandt='<Client>' and bname='SAP*'"
< You could run this SQL statement as schema user - SAP<SID> or
SAPR3. >
After you delete the user in the Database level, please restart the
Application server and you can then logon to the system again with
the SAP* user and the password PASS.
Please see the SAP note 2383 for description of "super user" SAP*!!
Create a super user, allocate it to the SUPER group, and assign it the
SAP_ALL or S_A.SYSTEM authorization profile.
Then maintain the SAP* user and assign it a password.
Hint:
It is sufficient to temporarily set the login/no_automatic_user_sapstar
parameter to the value 0 on the application server < SAP note 68048>.
This application server should be restarted after the value of the profile
parameter was changed.
And you try to log on to this application server as user 000/SAP*/PASS.
SAP strongly recommends that you reset the profile parameter login/no_automatic_user_sapstar to value 1 afterwards.
Thank you and best regards, Natalia Khlopina
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Hi Natalia,
Pardon my question, I am not familiar with SAP nor MySQL/MaxDB. I got a SAP environment from another company and I need to login to the system but do not have any username or passwords (like mentioned above), but it is on a Windows 2003 server.
A search fro the sqlcli file on the harddrive returns no results, in which folder do I need to run the script?
I am not sure what you mean with '-u sap<sid>,<Password>', what would the actual string be? Like I said, I do not have any usernames or passwords.
Hello Satish,
which User do you mean exactly? The SAP* User in the SAP-System to logon via
SAPGUI? Or do you mean the DBA User SAPR3 or SAP-SID>?
If you mean the User SAP* this is not a database user and you use the SAP-Transaction. I don't know exactly if you can use transaction SU01.
The Database User SAPR3 or SAP<SID> password can be changed with note <a href="https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/25591">25591</a>
Regards, Christiane Hienger
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