‎2007 Sep 13 6:41 AM
‎2007 Sep 20 8:52 AM
Hi Raj,
Down load the SAP database dependent and OS dependent files from OSS and then follow the steps.
1) Download OS and DB dependent patches from OSS
2)stopsap
3)stop all the services
4) take a backup of 'run' folder
5)uncar the downloaded file in run dir., where as it will overrite some programs.
6)Start SAP
You can refer Note 664679 and 19466
Regards,
Hari.
PS:Awarding points will get you some points.
‎2007 Sep 20 8:52 AM
Hi Raj,
Down load the SAP database dependent and OS dependent files from OSS and then follow the steps.
1) Download OS and DB dependent patches from OSS
2)stopsap
3)stop all the services
4) take a backup of 'run' folder
5)uncar the downloaded file in run dir., where as it will overrite some programs.
6)Start SAP
You can refer Note 664679 and 19466
Regards,
Hari.
PS:Awarding points will get you some points.
‎2007 Nov 16 5:18 AM
Hi
1. You need to download 2 sar files from the market place called sapexe.sar (OS Independent) and sapexedb.sap (database dependent)
2. then uncar those two sar files and keep in temporary directory
3. take backup of exe directory (/usr/sap/sid/sys/exe)
4. stop CI
5. stop DI
6. check any open processors using pf -ef |grep sid
7. copy temporary directory into exe (overwrite)
8. start DI and CI
9. then check whether upgrade or not using disp+work command at os level...
Regards
Chandu