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Connection with SQL SERVER (extenal sap) - DBCO

Former Member

‎2008 Apr 29 8:35 AM

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Hello,

I try connect external database to sap.

For it, i found the transaction DBCO. I configured this and don't connect.

In transaction "ST04" response with:

"-- ERROR ADBC database error (16) occurred"

With code response that db isn't online:

exec sql.

set connection: 'dbsql'

endexec.

I realized a ping (in sap machine) and i have response.

We have ASP aplications with equal configuration and execute ok.

What can it be happening?

Thanks.

Hello,

I try connect external database to sap.

For it, i found the transaction DBCO. I configured this and don't connect.

In transaction "ST04" response with:

"-- ERROR ADBC database error (16) occurred"

With code response that db isn't online:

exec sql.

set connection: 'dbsql'

endexec.

I realized a ping (in sap machine) and i have response.

We have ASP aplications with equal configuration and execute ok.

What can it be happening?

Thanks.

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pole_li
Active Participant

‎2008 Apr 29 10:02 AM

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Hi,

What database do you have of your sap system?

Regards,

Pole

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Former Member
In response to pole_li

‎2008 Apr 29 10:56 AM

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Sorry,

I like connect a "SQL SERVER" database (extenal to sap, ej: http://....) with a application/bsp/bapi... of sap.

Thanks.

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JanStallkamp
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‎2008 May 30 3:02 PM

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Hi Benito.

I'm not very familiar with MSS but maybe the following will help a little bit.

Depending on the version of your SAP system you can use the transaction DBACOCKPIT to add connections to non-SAP databases. There is an test connection button in that transaction, too. You will find some information about that transaction in some whitepapers here in the SDN. For example have a look at this one: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/1062428c-f1df-2910-b08f-c322fedd...

ADBC error 16 is just "something went wrong". Is your SAP system using MSS, too? If not you will need the matching DBSL for it on your SAP system.

If you have set up an connection you can use program ADBC_TEST_CONNECTION to check if everything is ok. If I remember it correctly in case of errors it allows you to jump into the trace file. There you should find some usefull information.

Perhaps asking in the Database&OS forum area (there is a MSS forum) might help, too.

Best regards,

Jan