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iSeries - inplace unicode conversion for system ECC 6.0 (WAS 7.00).

Posted on Jan 03, 2007 at 02:52 PM 18 Views

Hi all,

we are converting our test system ECC 6.0 from ASCII to UNICODE but with serious problems.

Our server : i5 550 V5R4 last cumulative and PTF for SAP November edition on board.

Tools in use : CD installation master NW2004S patched with control.xml attached to OSS note 800791 last edition.

SAPINST menu options path : NW2004S SR1 > Additional software Life-Cycle Tasks > System copy > IBM DB2 for ISeries > Source system > Central system > Based on AS ABAP > Database instance export.

Problem : SAPINST stops with error during export DB ("run R3SZCHK ......... " appear at status row of sapinst window.

No R3szchk*.log logs available and others support logs.

At OS/400 level we have a JOBLOG with errors about PASE calling to executable disp+work and dw_gui.o. This objects are un the executable directory.

Have you any experience of this error ?

am I using the right CD or I must use the CD 51030989 (that is for WAS 6.40).

Thank's

Fabio

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    Posted on Jan 05, 2007 at 11:19 AM
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    Hi Fabio,

    yes, you are using the correct CD and typically only need this one patch !

    I'm surprised, the r3szchk is called there ... but obviously this is the case ...

    What ASCII & Unicode Kernels are you using ? Are they useful patched ? especially in the r3load, r3dlctl & r3szchk area ?

    I could provide you CD download images for patched ones ...

    Regards

    Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut.gmbh

    http://www.consolut.de - http://www.4soi.de - http://www.easymarketplace.de

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