on 01-07-2013 9:13 AM
Hi Experts,
I'm trying to create SAP HANA DB connection in SLT System using T-code: DBACOCKPIT . But I'm not getting SAP HANA DB connection. AS per SAP Notes. I've done following Pre-Requisites steps in SLT server
1) SAP Kernel 720 Ext-patch level 120
2) DBSL -120
3) I've installed DMIS add-on
4) Activated Required Services
5) Assigned roles to particular usert
6) I've installed SAP HANA DBSL
7) I've installed SAP HANA Client
😎 I set Environment-Variables
9) I Restart Application Server
Still I'm not getting SAP HANA Option. Please any one tell me Solution, I'm suffering fro last 1 month.
Thanks,
Vishali Raghava Raju.
Hi all,
since this question is not answered and I experience similar problems: Here is my description:
I also performed all the steps above (using NW 7.3 for SLT, Rev. 52 for HANA).
My symptoms:
* LTR: returns error error when opening db connection ("Fehler beim Öffnen von DB-Verbindung")
* DBCOCKPIT: I checked the connection. The result is:
SLT_SLT_00 1 DBSL Library Availability @01\QTest successful@
SLT_SLT_00 2 Client Library Availability @02\QAn error has occurred@
SLT_SLT_00 2 No Client software found. See SAP Note 1517236 @02\QAn error has occurred@
SLT_SLT_00 3 Test the SQL connection (Native SQL at CON_NAME) @02\QAn error has occurred@
SLT_SLT_00 3 sql_neg: no_connection @02\QAn error has occurred@
SLT_SLT_00 3 Cannot create SQL connection @02\QAn error has occurred@
SLT_SLT_00 3 sql code: 259 @02\QAn error has occurred@
SLT_SLT_00 3 Please check with SM50 the following work process: 9 @02\QAn error has occurred@
I have entered the path of the hdbclient folder in the PATH variable for user <sid>adm and restartet the server (Hinweis 1597627 - HANA Connection). But it seems it is not getting it. Why? (SAP Note 1589983 is not applicable, SAP note 1517236 is internal, process 9 on SM50 seems to be only the SQL that does not work). Any ideas?
Thanks for any hints Christoph
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Hello Christoph,
there is a thread which solved nearly the same problem like yours.
Maybee you can attached to them and it helps solving your problem.
http://scn.sap.com/message/14056966#14056966
Regarding to this at first, I would like recommend you to Test this connection via SE38(Report Name: ADBC_TEST_CONNECTION) and send the report?.
I think the report will be like this:
Loading DB library 'E:\usr\sap\HLT\DVEBMGS00\exe\dbhdbslib.dll' ...
*** ERROR => DlLoadLib()==DLENOACCESS - LoadLibrary("E:\usr\sap\HLT\DVEBMGS00\exe\dbhdbslib.dll")......?
What I did to solve this is copy file libSQLDBCHDB.so to path /usr/sap/<SID>/DVEBMSG00/exe on the source ERP System as this file was missing there (maybee installatin routin of hdbclient go wrong) Further I set environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to /usr/sap/<SID>/hdbclient once again.
If there are any Question please let me know.
Hope this helps.
Have a nice evening :-).
Yours sincerely.
Norman.
Thanks, Norman,
I set (created) the environment variabel LD_LIBRARY_PATH and added the hdbclient path.
I do not know where to copy the file libSQLDBCHDB.so _from_.
The files dbhdbslib.dll and dbhdbslib.pdb are there.
Report result:
(1) Testing a Database Connection Defined in DBCON
Could not open connection <connection with existing schema, but not system user created in DBCO>
sql error 259 occured:
(2)
Testing a Database Connection Defined in DBCON
Could not open connection <connecting as system user, created as TEMP connection after trying with LTR>
sql error 10.709- occured:
Connection failed (RTE:[-1] Kerberos error. Major: "Miscellaneous failure [851968]", minor: " []")
I installed the HANA Studio to see whether general connection is possible and it works.
Regards, Christoph
Hello Christoph,
you are welcome ;-)!
Only for your interest the file libSQLDBCHDB.so is part of the HDBCLIENT, you can find
it under .../HDB_CLIENT_<OperatingSystem>_<Version>_../client/SQLDBC.TGZ --> unpack SQLDBC.tar --> unpack and there you have libSQLDBCHDB.so... :-).
But it seem not to be your problem....because the report shows an other error:
connection with existing schema, but not system user created in DBCO
This is saying that you try to connect with a normal SAP HANA User. For SLT: at first you have to build a connection with the SYSTEM User of your SAP HANA because SLT will great a new Schema for Data Provisioning in your SAP HANA. For this you need the authorisation of the SYSTEM User.
I think you will solve your problem:
1.
TX: SM30-->Table DBCON-->Maintain-->New Entry
DBMS = HDB
Username= <DB User> (SYSTEM)
DB-Password = <DB Password>
Connection: <Hostname>:<SQL Port>
and 2.
in TX LTR use the same entry's, but without <SQL Port>
I really hop this helps to solve your problem ;-).
Wish you the best!
Yours sincerely,
Norman.
For SLT: at first you have to build a connection with the SYSTEM User of your SAP HANA because SLT will great a new Schema for Data Provisioning in your SAP HANA. For this you need the authorisation of the SYSTEM User.
When creating a Secondary DB Connection in DBACOCKPIT, and you wish to query the tables created by the SLT via Open SQL in ABAP, like in this blog : Developer's Journal: ABAP/HANA Connectivity via... | SCN , is there a way to specify the schema to be used ? Or do we need to use a user that has the schema assigned as default -> the user created by the SLT ?
We don't know the password of this user though, as it is created automatically during creation of the new schema by the SLT.
Can we set our own password, or is there an impact due to the password change?
What is the best way to accomplish this? In normal SQL, you can specify <schema_name>.<table>, but the code below doesn't seem to like this approach.
SELECT * FROM sflight CONNECTION ('AB1')
Thanks for the help
Hi,
Implement the steps mentioned in the below note for successful creation of SAP Hana connection.
Note 1597627 - SAP HANA connection
We faced no issues and able to integrate SAP Hana DB into Solution Manager DBACOCKPIT.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Srinivas K.
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Hi,
Have you tried connecting via transaction LTR? Creating a configuration via LTR will create the required connections and schemas (unless you already have a schema in HANA). Also check transaction DBCO in SLT and make sure that HDB is available in the Database System options/drop downs.
Thanks
Kris
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