on 12-09-2012 11:10 AM
Dear All;
I installed ERP 6.0 ABAP stack successfuly, but now I want to change the name of the SAP System ID.
Is there a way where I can change the name of it?
Best Regards
~Amal Aloun
Nothing is impossible, just you need to be aware of the places where all you need to make changes.
You haven’t mentioned about the OS, if it is windows then you need to uninstall Sapservice, rename all folders, changes to profile file, changes at registry level and finally register the sapservice.
If it is AIX or Unix flavor, process will be quite easy compare to Windows OS but again almost same steps.
anyway .. making one small mistake would result to dead system, that’s why SAP never recommend that.
But yes..if you really want to do R&D, one of the best activity to do.
One more stuff, changes at DB level also would need to be performed if SAP and DB are sharing same SID.
Instead of taking all such headache ... perform exp/import.. safe, secure and easiest.
All the best ..
Cheers !!!
Ashish
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Hi, Yes.. you can do that as well however for safer side just make sure that system numbers are different. This will help in integration with other SAP systems of landscape.
also .. if possible set different default client number for second system, to avoid any kind of confusions with logical systems naming convention.
Cheers !!!
Ashish
Dear Ashish;
The two sap systems have the same system instance number which is "00"
Is it correct thaat if I need to change the instance number then I should do the following:
1) example if you want to change the instance number from 00 to 02
2) Rename Folder of instance name DVEBMGS00 to DVEBMGS02 on CI.
3) in /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/profile, rename Start profile and Instance profile.
Then open the content of renamed Start profile and seacrh 00 in all the lines and change to 02.
4) edit the instance profile and change from 00 to 02.
5) edit DEFAULT.PFL and change the instance number from 00 to 02.
My SAP system includes only ABAP stack, and the OS is windows with ORACLE Database.
Can you confirm this solution as I am planning to check it after I backup my system.
Best Regards
~Amal Aloun
You are somewhat correct but in case of Windows … there are some additional steps like registry level changes. I am trying to summarize below.
Cheers !!!
Ashish Mishra
Hello,
I need urgently help on this matter - is it really necessary to change the instance number ?
I my case I only want to change the SID, it's not necessary to change the instance number...
My environment is SAP SCM, Windows 2003, Oracle 10.2.0.4.
What I did so far:
- new user <NEWSID>adm with adjusted environment to the new SID
- renamed the DB and configured the oracle services and the listener (tnsping <NEWSID> works fine!)
- Made sure that R3trans -d and R3trans -x returns 0000
- Renamed the SAP instance profile to have the new SID
- Modified all the parameters within the profiles to the new SID, like SAPSYSTEMNAME, etc...
- Removed the old SAP service
- Configured a new SAP service (sapstartsrv -t)
- Copied the /usr/sap/<OLDSID> to /usr/sap/<NEWSID>
The SID in the MMC got renamed, but when I try to start the system, it doesn't come up 😞
All the WPs are dying out. No other errors in dev_disp.
In dev_w0, I can see that SAP is STILL trying to connect to the OLD <DBSID> !!!
connect / @<OLDSID>
WHY is this happening? Profiles AND environment variables have been modified to point to the new SID ONLY !!
Please answer me quickly, this is really urgent, I already have a big delay on this task...
Thanks a lot !!
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Hi Amal Aloun.
You must install a new instance of SAP Netweaver and make a homogeneous system copy after that,
First do the installation of the new SAP System and the Homogeneous system copy. If you use MaxDB read this note:
Note 129352 - Homogeneous system copy with MaxDB (SAP DB).
Search for another notes if your database is different.
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