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SAP HANA: Server Not Compatible

developerone
Contributor

Hello,

I'm connected to my HANA system on Eclipse Oxygen. I keep seeing this "Server Not Compatible" error when I try to expand the content folder in Systems perspective. Any information on why this happens and how it can be fixed is appreciated.

As an initial attempt I tried restarting my eclipse. logged off and logged back in to the system. But the attempt was a futile one.

Thank You,

Kabir

lbreddemann
Active Contributor
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You might want to add both the version of the HANA server and the version of the HANA modelling plugin you use.

thomas_jung
Developer Advocate
Developer Advocate
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Is this HANA Express? On SPS 03? There is a new profile parameter in nameserver/indexserver under repository called enable_repository. We have started to set it to false in HANA Express in preparation for the removal of the Repository completely in the next major release of HANA. When the repository is disabled, the content folder in the Studio is no accessible.

developerone
Contributor
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Lars & Thomas,

I'm on HANA 1.0 SP12 PL6.

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

HakanHaslaman
Product and Topic Expert
Product and Topic Expert

There is a SAP KBA for this issue.

developerone
Contributor
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Looks like the KBA is not available anymore 😐

HakanHaslaman
Product and Topic Expert
Product and Topic Expert
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I check and the SAP KBA is available for Customer.
Please try another Internet Browser or clear the cache.

developerone
Contributor
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Thanks a lot Hakan. It worked. I changed the arguments in my eclipse.ini

Answers (1)

Answers (1)

KatJohnston
Explorer

I've periodically run into this issue within HANA Studio. The warning can be bypassed by using -ignoreCompatibilityCheck when starting HANA Studio.

The switch can be used when starting HANA Studio via CMD or by adding it to hdbstudio.ini (C:\Program Files\sap\hdbstudio) before the -vm switches.

developerone
Contributor
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I'm using Eclipse Oxygen. Should I be setting compatibility check parameter in eclipse.ini ? The workaround that I have right now is to restart eclipse ( may take a few tries at times ).