Hello,
please be patient if I miss something as this is my first ask for help here.
I have a backup created on 7.7.06.:
After having installed 7.9.09.10 I do the following steps (which worked brilliant for 7.7.06.):
db_create
param_rmfile
param_startsession
param_init OLTP
param_put CACHE_SIZE 32768
param_put MAXDATAVOLUMES 5
param_put MAXUSERTASKS 75
param_put _PACKET_SIZE 131072
param_checkall
param_commitsession
param_addvolume 1 DATA "C:\sapdb\DISKD0001" F 52428
param_addvolume 1 LOG "C:\sapdb\DISKL001" F 5120
db_admin
db_activate dba,*****
medium_put completeF "C:\sapdb\my.backup" FILE DATA 0 8 YES
db_connect
db_activate recover completeF data
-> Runs successful
medium_delete completeF
db_online
DEBUG [RunCommandEx]: STDOUT - ERR
DEBUG [RunCommandEx]: STDOUT - -24994,ERR_RTE: Runtime environment errordb_ac
DEBUG [RunCommandEx]: STDOUT - 4,connection broken
DEBUG [RunCommandEx]: STDOUT -
DEBUG [RunCommandEx]: STDERR -
DEBUG [RunCommandEx]: exitcode=1
When I look to knldiag I see an EXCEPTION while doing the automatic catalog migration:
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 MIGRAT 51381: COLUMNS
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 MIGRAT 51381: recreated views : 205
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 MIGRAT 51381: migrating indexes
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 MIGRAT 54000: migrating db-procedure surrogates...
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 MIGRAT 54000: updating SYSCATALOG.DEPENDENCIES...
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 MIGRAT 51381: invalidating procedures ...
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 ERR DIAG 0: EXCEPTION caught, PID: 5608, thread: TaskScheduler11, code 0xc0000005 (Access violation) at IP 0x0000000140AEA370, write of address 0x0000000000000020
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 RTEKernel 61: rtedump written to file 'rtedump'
Thread 0xE44 Task 93 2019-01-28 23:40:37 RunTime 3: State changed from ADMIN to ABORT
Thread 0xE44 Task - 2019-01-28 23:40:37 RTEKernel 60: Kernel aborts
Is there someone who can push me into the right direction?
Thanks a lot to all of you,
Thomas