on ‎2006 Aug 18 12:30 PM
I have problem with WAS 6.40 installation on SQL Server 2005 database anw Windows 2003 Server. After installing i receive errors in Syslog:
Database 3997 at EXE
> A transaction that was started in a MARS batch is still
> active at the end of the batch. The transaction is rolled
> back.
Database error 3997
When i look into R3Syslog, i can see that it propably has something to do with database statistic update - the log shows that the program name is RSMSSUPDATEDBSTATS. Do i have to worry about this error (i'm afraid it may affect system performance)? Is there any way to correct this?
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Hi,
you could try using this parameter:
dbs/mss/use_mars = 0
But according to my information, this error shouldn't come up with WAS 6.40. Give it a shot - maybe somebody else has a better idea.
Regards,
Sven
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It is not a good idea to use the undocumented profile parameter dbs/mss/use_mars. It will help avoid the 3997 database error, but it will almost certainly create more problems down the road.
You should have a look at note #903705 and make sure that you are running a reasonably current SAP kernel (including DBMSSSLIB.DLL). Please also make sure that your system is on SAP_BASIS support package level 15 or higher (note #905634).
Please open a SAPNet/OSS message, if the error persists.
Best regards,
Christian Hiller
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I am not up on my SQL, but I did come across this for you.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=235861&SiteID=1
Read though it, you may find an idea here.
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