on 2020 Nov 18 3:17 PM
Dear experts
Recently I have installed a SAP Content Server (7.53) with MaxDB 7.9 on SLES 15 SP1
When creating access the server info file, I get the following error:
contRepStatus="offline";contRepStatusDescription="SQLConnect failed (DBPARAMETERS): [SAP AG][LIBSDBOD SO][SAP MaxDB] General error;-10210 Invalid command state (No prepared SQL command), ec=-10210, rc=-1
This is my cs.info file:
Also when checking OAC0 I am able to connect to the repositories, but they are showing as offline.
I am able to connect to the database in MaxDB studio and use SQL editor, so it's not an issue with accessing the database I think.
Help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Kr,
Brent
Request clarification before answering.
My issues are now fixed, thank you so much for this post.
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Hi Kathleen Sales,
I had similar issues after installed a SAP Content Server (7.53) with MaxDB 7.9 on SLES 12.sp5, while accessing content server in browser getting errors like ontRepStatusDescription="SQLConnect failed (DBPARAMETERS): [SAP AG][LIBSDBOD SO][SAP MaxDB] General error;-10210 Invalid command state (No prepared SQL command), ec=-10210, rc=-1";
Any support on prioirty is highly appriciated , thank you
Sarikar
Hi brent Im having the same issue can you please elaborate how you did this?
"This issue has been resolved by adjusting the existing UID & GID of several DB owner accounts, which were unable to execute some SQL scripts."
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Hi Kathleen
Are you performing a clean install? For me this was a migration from an existing Content Server.
I've checked the old user & group id and made sure it was the same for the database software owner (sdb) & instance software owner (SIDsdb)
You can also set this for SIDadm user.
Please refer to https://www.thegeekdiary.com/how-to-correctly-change-the-uid-and-gid-of-a-user-group-in-linux/
Also check /etc/fstab if all UID entries are correct.
Hi Brent,
Please try the below and let's see if it helps.
Add the below two entries alongwith others in cs.conf for each of the contRep.
AdminSecurity=0
PSEDir=<path to security directory>
Restart the apache.
Go to tcode OAC0 and exchange the certificate. Confirm the same in CSADMIN tcode.
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Hi Sumit Jaiswal
Thanks for your reply.
As per SAP Content Server 7.5 some parameters are deprecated (https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2786364)
PSEDir is obsolete as the repository certificates are now stored in the instance's security directory (SECUDIR).
AdminSecurity parameters are handled by the authentication handler in the profiles (icm/HTTP/auth_0).
I forgot to mention that this was a migration from a SAP Content Server 6.4. This issue has been resolved by adjusting the existing UID & GID of several DB owner accounts, which were unable to execute some SQL scripts.
Kind regards,
Brent
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