2011 Apr 13 9:55 AM
Hello all,
We have our own user adminstrator login in 000 client and it got locked by me due to too many failed attempts. This activity happened during my pre-checks of SP upgradation. I am able to login into 900 client as well but bot into the 000 client.
I even don't know the passwords for SAP* and DDIC in 000 client. Now my requirement is to unlock my own adminstrator login in 000 client without touching / resetting SAP* and DDIC passwords.
I have searched many forums, all of them are pointing towards resetting of SAP* and DDIC passwords from SQL prompt.
Is there an alternative suggestion to unlock admin login in 000 client. Your help is highly appreciated.
Rgds,
Durga.
2011 Apr 13 10:22 AM
Just one addition on SAP* method : Complete restart of system is not required. You can do this with restart of any one application server only and changing parameters there.
Hello all,
We have our own user adminstrator login in 000 client and it got locked by me due to too many failed attempts. This activity happened during my pre-checks of SP upgradation. I am able to login into 900 client as well but bot into the 000 client.
I even don't know the passwords for SAP* and DDIC in 000 client. Now my requirement is to unlock my own adminstrator login in 000 client without touching / resetting SAP* and DDIC passwords.
I have searched many forums, all of them are pointing towards resetting of SAP* and DDIC passwords from SQL prompt.
Is there an alternative suggestion to unlock admin login in 000 client. Your help is highly appreciated.
Rgds,
Durga.
2011 Apr 13 10:10 AM
Hello,
the standard way yould be teh SAP* procedure, which you have found already.
b.rgds, Bernhard
2011 Apr 13 10:19 AM
2011 Apr 13 10:22 AM
Just one addition on SAP* method : Complete restart of system is not required. You can do this with restart of any one application server only and changing parameters there.
2011 Apr 13 11:29 AM
Hello Ashish,
Thanks for the update.
I would like to unlock administrator login by using uflag option like below from sql prompt:
<SQL> update sapACB.usr02 set uflag=0 where mandt='000' and bname like 'SUPER';
from the above statement, ACB is my SID and locked login name is SUPER. Please correct my above statement if anything wrong whether i need to provide SID or complete schema name?
Rgds
Durga.
2011 Apr 13 11:48 AM
Hi Durga,
First do a select query on USR02 and then update(followed by commit).
select * from sapABC.usr02 where mandt='000' and bname='SUPER' ;
You need to provide your complete schema name before table. You can get this using DB02old > Details Analysis > USR02 as Object name > Owner.
Why not do this in Dev system for checking SQLs.. Owner may be different.
thanks
ashish
2011 Apr 13 12:30 PM