on 10-22-2014 11:08 AM
Hello Dear,
After upgraded to 11 g from 10g, in DB16 check DB giving one error like.os is windows server.
BR0252E Function fopen() failed for 'D:\app\sidadm\diag\rdbms\sid\sol\trace\alert_sid.log' at location ora_alert_check-1
BR0253E errno 13: Permission denied
Please help me.
Thanks
Santosh dwivedi
Dear Santosh,
You can refer this note: SAP Note 113747 - Owners and authorizations for BR*Tools
Regards,
V Srinivasan
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Make sure that the ORA<SID> user has the RWX permissions on /Oracle filesystem and the BRTOOLS commands under /Usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/exe/run
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Philipp Zapatka wrote:
Make sure that the ORA<SID> user has the RWX permissions on /Oracle filesystem and the BRTOOLS commands under /Usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/exe/run
This is a Windows system and the notes you are pointing out are valid only for the *nix platforms.
Santosh, are you able to run Brconnect check from the OS level ?
brconnect -u / -c -f check
I suspect this could be due to the Oracle installation.
Reagan
Before the upgrade what was the location of the Oracle alert log ?
I am still unaware of the version of the BRTools you are using and also is the manual execution of the brconnect looking for the same location for the alert log ? Assuming that you have referred to all the relevant SAP notes you may 1 - Restart the SAP system and the server 2 - Check whether the SAPServiceSID and <SID>adm user has the permissions to access this drive and the location.
Cheers
Reagan
I believe you executed the "Check" command under <SID>adm user. In that case check whether the user SAPService<SID> has sufficient rights as well.
There is nothing much I can assist you now as I am out of clues now. I am still wondering why you have a non standard Oracle installation for the SAP system.
Good Luck
Reagan
Have you updated the BR*Tools after the Oracle upgrade ?
Secondly you have a non standard Oracle installation for SAP.
Reagan
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Hi Santosh,
Give the full permission 'D:\app\sidadm\diag\rdbms\sid\sol\trace\alert_sid.log' to the path.
With Regards
Ashutosh Chaturvedi
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Hi Santosh,
give full permissions to the path you wrote and try again.
Regards
Philipp
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