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Object SAPINLPGM in library *LIBL not found.

tj_wilkinson2
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Hello,

I'm working on an upgrade from SCM 2007 -> SCM 7.0 SR1.

I've just loaded the upgrade tools: QSH CMD('/usr/installCDs/scm_70_upgrade/scm70_nw701_sr1_upg_mast/DATA_UNITS/UM_SAPCAR_OS400_PPC64/loaduplib')

now I'm trying to start the sapup program: STARTUP SID(SCX) RESTART(*NO) DVDPATH('/USR/INSTALLCDS/SCM7UPG/SCM70_NW71_SR1_UPG_MAST') SAPUPLIB(SAPUP) OPTIONS('jce_policy_zip=/usr/sap/downlod/SAPJVM5_crypto.ZIP')

I get an error: Object SAPINLPGM in library *LIBL not found.

Please note: the path to the master CD is different in each of these because I had to change it to be less than 50 characters so the STARTUP would run.

Has anyone seen this before or know how to circumvent the error? I've look on my partition and I don't see any object called SAPINLPGM.

Per one of the many upgrade notes (I forget which one), prior to running the loaduplib, I replaced the SAPUP.SAR and ILE.SAR.

Thank you.

~TJ

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Former Member
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Hi TJ,

I would strongly suggest, to open an OSS ticket with BC-OP-AS4 as there are some more problems in the current BS7 SR1 upgrade kit. Only with such a message, SAP will be able to fix these issues.

Regards

Volker Gueldenpfennig, consolut international ag

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

blaw
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Check your path - Is downlod correct ?

tj_wilkinson2
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Yeah, I checked the path and it is correct. Thank you for the suggestion.

Volker,

I did open an OSS message as well. Thank you sir!

Once I reach a resolution, I will post it here in case anyone else runs into this issue in the future.

tj_wilkinson2
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The resolution, according to SAP Support, was to patch the R3INLPGM of my current SCM kernel. This got me past that error and on to another regarding: Insert the Upgrade Master DVD into the drive before running this command.