Hi, I think I solved the problem by changing to the new dependendPath-directory (depend_7.4) on the commandline and creating the DB-instance without the parameter -R. But nevertheless the dbmcli db_create TEST AA,BB -R path command doesn't work as described.
Unfortunately I'm hanging with the last step now, the command load_systab In the description this command is written lapidary without any parameters, but you have to use it in the form load_systab dba,dbapw domainpw When creating the instance with db_create TEST dbm,dbmpw no DBA is created. So I tried to create a DBA with --- dbmcli on TEST>util_connect OK --- dbmcli on TEST>util_activate dba,dbapw ERR -24988,ERR_SQL: sql error -101,SQL statement not available in this DB mode which was not very successful as you see. Which db_mode is necessary - I tried db_online, db_admin - and even if not very reasonable - db_offline. Thanks and best regards Georg "Georg Schoepe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi, > > I'm trying to migrate a 7.3.0.29 DB with 3 DB-instances to 7.4.3.25 > > I followed the steps in: > In-Place-Migration mit SDBINST und Nachbereitung > that is: > - I made a parallel installation of the 7.4-version in the folder > /depend_7.4 - seemed to be successful > - I followed the steps under Nr. 2 > > in 2.9 you have to: > db_drop WITHOUTFILES > > and subsequently: > Verwenden Sie die Softwareversion 7.4 des DBMCLI, um die Datenbankinstanz > neu zu erzeugen > > I tried that with: > C:\Programme\sapdb\depend\pgm>dbmcli db_create TEST AA,BB -R > C:\Programme\sapdb\depend_7.4 ERR > -24996,ERR_PARAM: wrong parameters > > as described in the documentation. > As you see, that fails due to the parameter -R which is necessary as I have > 2 different Softwareversion installed. > > So I'm hanging with my migration. > It would be nice to get a hint. > > Thanks and best regards > Georg _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
