SAP license test Failed

[Former Member]

Hi guys,

I installed the SAP nw sneak preview 7.0.

unfortuntely the J2EE server is not working

I got a failure during saplicense -test.

Therefore I guess this is the problem

All is installed on normal laptop with XP professional at the installation I

got warning but the requirements are fullfilled.

Any help,please?

the saplicense test follows

C:\usr\sap\J2E\SYS\exe\uc\NTI386>saplicense -test NAME=J2E

Protocol saplicense test:

• Read sapsytem name

ok, sapsytem name = J2E

• Read message server host

ok, host = LMCGIOPAC

• Read message server service port

ok, service port = sapmsJ2E

• Connect to message server

saplicense: test failed

• Can not connect to message server (rc: -100)

[Former Member]

Hell,

Can you please check your memory settings in config tool.Might be that can cause your MMC to not get started. and sometimes even because of licensing issues.

Plz get back to me with more details on error

Regards,

C

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[Former Member]

Hi,

the problem was memory consumption but even switching off the SDM server

the memory consumption is very high around 2 GB.

my pc is just 1 Gb.

I relaized when i switched off all the processes and the server ran.

Good soilution would be to minimize memory consumption but how?

REgards,

Giammaria

[klaus_keller]

Hi Giammaria,

You could find out, how much your MaxDB is eating up and eventually reduce the memory consumption. If you don't know how to get this information, start the application server, open a command prompt and enter:

tasklist /fi "imagename eq kernel.exe"

This will show you how much kernel.exe (MaxDB) is currently using.

If it is a lot of, you could try to reduce it by changing the CACHE_SIZE in the database instance. To do so, proceed as follows:

- Start the Database Manager and log on the J2E database

- Stop the database by clicking the red dot

- Go to Configuration > Parameters > double click on CACHE SIZE

- Enter a new value

- Start the database by clicking the green dot

Note: VALUE is in pages per 8 KB blocks!

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Klaus