on 12-20-2007 2:50 PM
I have the following error, could you please help me (I can't find the question mark, sorry)
I'm performing an export from Maxdb to Oracle with same OS (AIX 64 Bits)
./R3SETUP -f DBEXPORT.R3S
It works fine until it gives me an error with R3load with 15 procces termineted with errors.
logs says.
DBEXPORT.LOG
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INFO 2007-12-19 14:22:25 DBEXPR3LOADEXEC_IND_ADA R3loadPrepare:0
Total number of processes: 15
0 process(es) finished successfully:
15 process(es) finished with errors: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14
0 process(es) still running:
ERROR 2007-12-19 14:22:25 DBEXPR3LOADEXEC_IND_ADA R3loadPrepare:0
Processes started: 15
Ended with error: 15
load tool ended with error.
See above SAP*.log errors.
ERROR 2007-12-19 14:22:25 DBEXPR3LOADEXEC_IND_ADA R3loadFork:0
RC code form SyChildFuncWait = 255 .
ERROR 2007-12-19 14:22:25 DBEXPR3LOADEXEC_IND_ADA R3loadFork:0
See logfiles SAPlog and EXlog for further information.
ERROR 2007-12-19 14:22:25 DBEXPR3LOADEXEC_IND_ADA InternalInstallationDo:0
R3loadFork erred
ERROR 2007-12-19 14:22:25 DBEXPR3LOADEXEC_IND_ADA InstallationDo:0
Phase failed.
ERROR 2007-12-19 14:22:25 InstController Action:0
Step DBEXPR3LOADEXEC_IND_ADA could not be performed.
ERROR 2007-12-19 14:22:25 Main
Installation failed.
ERROR 2007-12-19 14:22:25 Main
Installation aborted.
I don't have any EX""".log and the SAP""".log are all identical saying the following
#START OF LOG: 20071219142222
R3load version @(#) $Id: //bas/46D/src/ins/R3load/R3load.c#16 $ SAP
R3load -e SAP""".cmd -p SAP""".log
start of syntax check ###
end of syntax check ###
(EXP) ERROR: DbSlControl failed
rc = 20
#STOP: 20071219142225
ONLY THAT
The """ are for the different process
I'm trying to change R3load o dbadaslib.o, maybe it works
But I need information of what can I do
Regards,
Roberto.
It seems, that your task files have not been correctly generated.
Because of the "new automatic formatting" here in the forum (it sucks btw) I'm not sure what the error is.
As you can see the call
R3load -e SAP""".cmd -p SAP""".log
doesn't contain any filenames - thus your export is failing.
Markus
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Indeed, look at the path, it contains two // after DATA and before de file
Could that be the problem, and if it is, how can I solve it
INFO 2007-12-20 16:32:15 R3SZCHK_IND_ADA R3ldctlDo:0
/sapmnt/PRD/exe/R3szchk -s DD -g ora 8 -p /sapinst/migkit -f
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSDIC.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPUSER.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPAPPL1.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPAPPL2.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPAPPL0.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPCLUST.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPPOOL.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSSRC.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSPROT.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSDOCU.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSSEXC.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAP0000.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSSDEF.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSLDEF.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSLEXC.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSLOAD.STR
INFO 2007-12-20 16:32:15 R3SZCHK_IND_ADA SyCoprocessCreateAsUser:300
Creating coprocess /sapmnt/PRD/exe/R3szchk -s DD -g ora 8 -p
/sapinst/migkit -f /sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSDIC.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPUSER.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPAPPL1.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPAPPL2.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPAPPL0.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPCLUST.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPPOOL.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSSRC.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSPROT.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSDOCU.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSSEXC.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAP0000.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSSDEF.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSLDEF.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSLEXC.STR
/sapinst/EXPORT/DATA//SAPSLOAD.STR as user prdadm and group
sapsys ...
Actually now I'm getting another error, when the R3SZCHK runs, abort and in the log file says
INFO 2007-12-20 16:32:15 R3SZCHK_IND_ADA R3ldctlDo:0
Error: Can not close lock
I need both solution si you have
Thanks in advance
Roberto
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