Hello Kaushik,
Do search before you post it here. There were many threads on how to unlock & reset sap* user.
How to unlock SAP* user in Ms SQL database
thanks,
pavan
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Re: password reset in sql 20008 r2 for SAP*
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Re: password reset in sql 20008 r2 for SAP*
Hello Pavan, Yes I googled,but found no luck and a little Empathy would have been better anyway appreciate the effort I see the other person deleted the SAP* itself at from SQL Studio Manager ,so we are trying to figure out how to give a new one. Thanks, Kaushik G
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Re: password reset in sql 20008 r2 for SAP*
>>the other person deleted the SAP* itself at from SQL Studio Manager ,so we are trying to figure out how to give a new one
This will answer your query.
Securing User SAP* Against Misuse
regards,
pavan
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Re: password reset in sql 20008 r2 for SAP*
Thanks a lot man , appreciate the quick help.
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Re: Unable to complete install ECC 6 SR3 on to SQL2012
Hi Sue,
Eduardo gave you the correct answer regarding SQL Server options.
You can either:
-> Install it on a 2008 R2, apply the Stack with SUM and then upgrade to SQL Server 2012 (with prerequisites);
-> Install on SQL 2012 and after the installation is completed (immediately) you have to configure the TMS and use SUM to apply the required SP stack defined in note 1651862. This is documented in note 1676665.
About SUM or SPAM/SAINT, the experts in the following space might have better assistance to you:
I hope it helps you.
Best Regards,
Luis Darui
SAP Support
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Re: Unable to complete install ECC 6 SR3 on to SQL2012
Hi Luis,
I am not in a position to choose the first option suggested by Eduardo.
My question remains that I am unable to use the second option - SUM to apply the required SP stack after configuring the TMS, as any stack I generate is invalid as it wasn't created through MOPZ and the manual option does not work on ABAP only stacks.
I have read and followed the notes 1651862 and 1676665 which also point out this is not valid for ABAP only stacks. So how do we get to SP26 for the Netweaver?
We were told by SAP that we could implement ECC6.0 on 2012 but I am beginning to think this is not possible
kind regards
Sue
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Re: Unable to complete install ECC 6 SR3 on to SQL2012
Hi Luis,
thanks for the link to Software Logistics, I shall ask my question there
kind regards
Sue
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Transaction Log reuse
Hello,
I've configured the transaction log with log file of 1GB, the recovery mode is SIMPLE but I'm getting this error:
The transaction log for database 'BWD' is full. To find out why space in the log cannot be reused, see
the log_reuse_wait_desc column in
The log_reuse_wait_desc is with NOTHING.
What I need to configure to reuse the transaction log when It has been filled?
Regards.
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Re: Transaction Log reuse
Hi Ruben
What I need to configure to reuse the transaction log when It has been filled?
To resue the space you have to run the truncate log backup, Refer the SAP Note 421644 - SQL error 9002: The transaction log is full
BR
SS
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Re: Transaction Log reuse
Hi Ruben,
Using the recovery mode "SIMPLE" is suggested only for a few situations (during upgrade for example). But it doesn't mean that your Transaction Log cannot get full. If you have a big transaction (larger than your Transaction Log) it may get full.
Please check the following link which explains how to use DBCC OPENTRAN to check which transactions are active and not allowing the transaction log to be truncated or recycled:
You also might want to extend your current transaction log (autogrow is a good choice or set up the size according to the transaction/activity you're performing).
remark> 1GB for Transaction Log in SAP system is a very small log size. Try increasing it to 5GB for example. And for Production, activate FULL RECOVERY and start the Transaction log backups as soon as possible!
Regards,
Luis Darui
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Disaster Recovery (DR) setup in SQL server 2012
Hi Experts,
How can I configure Disaster Recovery (DR) setup in SQL server 2012 ?
Kindly provide me a step by step solution. I already installed SQL server and SAP application server in Dev system.
Thanks in advance.
Alwin
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Re: Disaster Recovery (DR) setup in SQL server 2012
Hello Alwin,
You can start your quest with following SAP note:-
1772688 - SQL Server AlwaysOn and SAP applications
Regards
Anand
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Re: Disaster Recovery (DR) setup in SQL server 2012
Thanks Anand..
This note mainly tells about clustering which is for HA. But my requirement is to setup DR for a small system landscape.
Initially i will try the solution in DEV and then later implement in Production. I have taken the latest offline backup of DEV and build DR dev system. Now my DR system is same as DEV.
Now i want to configure my DR DB as secondary to receive all log shippings from DEV so that all the changes will reflect with some duration.
Please suggest me a procedure or guide me with SAP documentation to perform the same.
Environment: Windows 2012 server with MS SQL server 2012...
Appreciate your prompt help....
Best Regards,
Alwin
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Re: Disaster Recovery (DR) setup in SQL server 2012
Hi,
The note tells about AlwaysOn which runs on WFCS framework but, it is not the usual SQL Server installed as a Failover Cluster. Please save some time to read the blog series about AlwaysOn: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/saponsqlserver/archive/tags/alwayson/
Log Shipping would be a solution for example in case you were running SQL Server 2008 R2 or early versions. With AlwaysOn you can create an Availability Group, set a listener and set your primary and secondary replicas.
The secondary replicas can be either synchronous (required for automatic failover) and the asynchronous (which is similar to the database mirroring).
You can perform automatic failover between the Synchronous replicas (SQL Server 2012-2014 allows 2 synchronous replicas to failover automatically between then, SQL Server 2016 will increase to 3), and the asynchronous secondary replicas can only be failed over manually, as they're not always synchronized.
Each replica (node) has its own storage and doesn't share with the others.
You can use the other replicas to perform jobs like log Backups and full backup (copy only), as well run some jobs that doesn't alter data.
It requires some time to study, plan and deploy, but you can be like invincible with AlwaysOn.
But in case you want to stick with Log shipping and other methods of DR with SQL Server, you can refer to notes 965908 and 2021980.
Best Regards,
Luis Darui
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Re: Cannot open user default database on SQL Server 2008
Hi Experts
I'm facing similar kind of issue with SQL database server while installing SAP NetWeaver Gateway in distributed environment. Can you please check below thread and let me know your expert advice/views:
SQL server doesn't exist or access denied || SA... | SCN
Regards
Hardeep
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Re: DB CHECK not working in db13 - MSSQL 2005
Do you Sloved?
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Re: Database error 2571 at OPC User 'xxx' does not have permission to run DBCC loginfo.
Hello guys,
Thanks for your response and sorry for the delay, we are still facing the above error. The issue was not resolved yet.
Thanks®ards
Manikanta
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Re: Database error 2571 at OPC User 'xxx' does not have permission to run DBCC loginfo.
Hi
SAP Basis component support package level?
BR
SS
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Re: Database error 2571 at OPC User 'xxx' does not have permission to run DBCC loginfo.
Check this SAP nNte: 1232211 - Composite note: basis download modules for SQL Server
Check point 8. It is fixed in all releases of SAP_BASIS >=7.00.
Check the section "Support Packages" for more information on which package you need to apply.
Regards,
Luis Darui
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Re: Database error 2571 at OPC User 'xxx' does not have permission to run DBCC loginfo.
Hi Sriram,
SAP Basis component support package level 700 28
Thanks & Regards
manikanta
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