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Cannot Initialize LiveCache

Posted on Jan 15, 2008 at 07:17 PM 15 Views

Hi All,

I am going through the Post Steps of my LiveCache install manual. When I run transaction LC10 -> Enter DB Connection ->LiveCache Monitoring ->

Administration ->Operating, Administration ->Initialize LiveCache, it

gives me an error:

1/15/2008 12:23:27

Server: SAPDEVQA

Users: WETMORD

Logical Command: DBMRFC

Parameter: exec_lcinit -e unicode init

Name and Server : LCX - sapliv01

DBMRFC Function : DBM_EXECUTE

Command : exec_lcinit -e unicode init

Error : DBM Error

Return Code : -24909

Error Message : ERR_DBAUNKNOWN: Database system administ

My RFC's test successful.

A test in DB59 is successful.

LCA03 Gives me a DBIF_DSQL2_SQL_ERROR / CX_SY_NATIVE_SQL_ERROR

Has anyone experienced this?

Thanks,

Diana

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    Posted on Jan 15, 2008 at 08:44 PM
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    Hi Diane,

    did you install a DB instance in the LiveCache with LCX ? ... it doesn't sound like that ...

    You should have a look with the DBMGUI and check which DB instances are available there.

    What DB Patch are you using ?

    Regards

    Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut international ag

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    Posted on Jan 16, 2008 at 01:20 PM
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    Hi Diana,

    the error basically says that the server does not recognize the given DB Administrator (SYSDBA).

    I'd first check the credentials supplied in LC10. There you maintain user SAP<sid> for SQL access and a DBM user. Check the DBM user's password (e.g. by logging on through DBMGui). Also check that this user has sufficient rights to perform the initialization.

    Best regards,

    Dorothea

    PS. The server version is shown in DBMGui, once you connected to the server. You can also display it by executing the following command from any host that has the MaxDB client software installed:

    dbmcli -d <lc_name> -u <dbm_user>,<pwd> -n <lc_host> dbm_version

    On i5/OS you'd have to execute the command from the PASE shell (CALL QP2TERM).

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