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Install new license on demo system without access via user SAP*

Former Member
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License expired for SAP demo system, install new license via user SAP* not possible since that user is blocked due to too many failed logon attempts.

Installing new license via command line saplicense -get is not allowed with newer systems.

I am using this SAP demo system:

SAP_NetWeaver Application_Server_ABAP_702_SP6_32bit_Trial_Version

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Former Member
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Still not able to logon via user SAP*

I tried:

- to deactivate user SAP* by adding parameter "login/no_automatic_user_sapstar"

to all files found in folder C:\usr\sap\NSP\SYS\profile

( tried both values 0 and 1)

--> still get error "too many failed attempts"

Yes, and I stopped and started both DB and AS several times

- via command prompt sqlcli:

logged on to Windows XP as user nspadm but get error "Connection failed (RTE: Database name is missing)

when running command -d NSP -u nspadm <password>

former_member185031
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- to deactivate user SAP* by adding parameter "login/no_automatic_user_sapstar"
to all files found in folder C:\usr\sap\NSP\SYS\profile
( tried both values 0 and 1)
--&; still get error "too many failed attempts"

This will work only once you deleted the SAP* through OS level.

via command prompt sqlcli:
logged on to Windows XP as user nspadm but get error "Connection failed (RTE: Database name is missing)
when running command -d NSP -u nspadm <password>

You are giving a wrong command. You have to provide the Schema user name not nspadm

sqlcli -d <Database name> -u sap<sid>,<Password> <enter>

"delete from usr02 where mandt='<Client>' and bname='SAP*'"

<You could run this SQL statement as schema user - SAP<SID> or

SAPR3. >

Regards,

Subhash

Former Member
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Thanks a lot for your efforts.

I was hoping for help less general but more specific to the issue

All installations of that specific SAP demo system should have the same user names including the schema user.

I just don't know those specific user names.

I was hoping for the specific commands to solve that specific issue.

Nevertheless, thanks a lot for your tips.

former_member185031
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You have to reset the password of SAP* at Database Level. Please refer this thread.

[SAP* reset on Maxdb|; then change the Profile parameter at OS level login/no_autom,atic_user_sapstar = 0 then login with SAP* & password pass

Regards,

Subhash