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MaxDB Patching 7.9.08 to 7.9.10

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Is anyone aware of any OS requirements when patching MAXDB (for content server) from 7.9.08 to 7.9.10.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 7.9

Kernel: Linux 3.10.0-1160.49.1.el7.x86_64

Also I found the patch doc How to upgrade SAP MaxDB - MaxDB - Community Wiki

Has anyone found a better one? Is root still required?

Thanks in advance.

simon_matter
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I don't know about MAXDB for content server as we're using it for a custom application. But I think your upgrade on RHEL 7.9 should be possible.

I'm quite sure root is always needed to upgrade MaxDB.

Upgrading can be done in different ways. The easiest I found is possible in case you only have one DB instance running on the server. Then you can upgrade like this:

./SDBUPD -update_global -d SINGLEDB -u DBM,PASSWOR

Regards,

Simon

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Jiajia
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Hello,

Use the Server Package to patch the database.
I would recommend to you to go through the SAP Note 916649 for the OS requirement and SAP Note 735598 which explains how to patch the database.

916649-System prerequisites for Linux X64 SAP MaxDB/liveCache 7.5-7.9

735598-Importing SAP MaxDB software as of 7.5.00

Best regards,
Jiajia

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Thank you for you response. There are two files? "Application Runtime Package" and "Server Package" as part of the upgrade process??? That one command above uses both?

simon_matter
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From what I remember that was the only command used for the upgrade, yes. As said before, it only works that way if you have only a single database instance on the server.