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    How To Reset The Sap Star Password

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    The document describes how to enable the SAP* user in DDIC and view available clients. It involves logging in as the criadm user, checking the database schema, stopping and starting the SAP instance, and using DB2 commands to view and delete the SAP* user for a specific client.

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    How To Reset The Sap Star Password

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    The document describes how to enable the SAP* user in DDIC and view available clients. It involves logging in as the criadm user, checking the database schema, stopping and starting the SAP instance, and using DB2 commands to view and delete the SAP* user for a specific client.

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    The document describes how to enable the SAP* user in DDIC and view available clients. It involves logging in as the criadm user, checking the database schema, stopping and starting the SAP instance, and using DB2 commands to view and delete the SAP* user for a specific client.

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    How To Reset The Sap Star Password

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    The document describes how to enable the SAP* user in DDIC and view available clients. It involves logging in as the criadm user, checking the database schema, stopping and starting the SAP instance, and using DB2 commands to view and delete the SAP* user for a specific client.

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    How to enable the SAP* & DDIC User.

    root@dewall32:/ >
    # su - db2cri
    dewall32:db2cri 1> db2
    db2 => select count(*) from SAPCRI.USR02;
    SQL0104N An unexpected token ";" was found following "*) from SAPCRI.USR02".
    Expected tokens may include: "END-OF-STATEMENT". SQLSTATE=42601

    db2 => quit


    DB20000I The QUIT command completed successfully.

    dewall32:db2cri 2> logout


    root@dewall32:/ >
    # su - criadm
    dewall32:criadm 1> grep schema *
    dewall32:criadm 2> pwd
    /home/criadm

    To find out the Scema of the database.


    dewall32:criadm 3> grep schema .*
    .dbenv.csh:setenv dbs_db6_schema sapcri
    .dbenv.sh:dbs_db6_schema=sapcri
    .dbenv.sh:export dbs_db6_schema
    .dbenv_dewall32.csh:setenv dbs_db6_schema sapcri
    .dbenv_dewall32.sh:dbs_db6_schema=sapcri
    .dbenv_dewall32.sh:export dbs_db6_schema

    dewall32:criadm 4> logout


    root@dewall32:/ >
    # su - criadm
    dewall32:criadm 1> R3trans -d
    This is R3trans version 6.14 (release 701 - 26.01.09 - 12:46:00).
    unicode enabled version

    #.******************************************************************************
    ************************************************
    #.*
    #.*

    *
    Default profile DEFAULT *

    #.*

    #.*

    Version

    = 000014 *

    #.*

    Generated by user = RGUDEMEL*

    #.*

    Generated on = 27.05.2010 , 19:21:33*

    #.*

    #.******************************************************************************
    ************************************************
    #parameter created

    by: DDIC

    02.06.2009 11:26:40

    login/no_automatic_user_sapstar = 0
    SAPDBHOST = dewall32
    j2ee/dbtype = db6
    j2ee/dbname = CRI
    j2ee/dbhost = dewall32
    SAPSYSTEMNAME = CRI
    SAPGLOBALHOST = dewall32
    rdisp/bufrefmode = sendoff,exeauto
    DIR_PUT = /usr/sap/$(SAPSYSTEMNAME)/put
    #----------------------------------------------------------------------# SAP Message Server for ABAP
    #----------------------------------------------------------------------rdisp/mshost = dewall32
    rdisp/msserv = sapmsCRI
    rdisp/msserv_internal = 3900
    #----------------------------------------------------------------------# SAP Message Server for ABAP
    #----------------------------------------------------------------------#old_value: 001

    changed: DDIC 18.06.2009 06:59:34


    login/system_client = 800
    ~
    ~
    "DEFAULT.PFL" 32 lines, 2065 characters

    dewall32:criadm 5> stopsap r3


    Checking db6 db Database
    -----------------------------Database is running
    Stopping the SAP instance DVEBMGS00
    ---------------------------------Shutdown-Log is written to /home/criadm/stopsap_DVEBMGS00.log
    Instance on host dewall32 stopped
    Waiting for cleanup of resources...................

    dewall32:criadm 6> cleanipc 00 remove


    Show/Cleanup SAP-IPC-Objects V2.3, 94/01/20
    ===========================================
    Running SAP-Systems (Nr)...:
    ------------------------------------------------------------ Clear IPC-Objects of Sap-System 0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------OsKey: 58900100 0x0382be84 SCSA Shared Memory Key: 58900000 removed
    Number of IPC-Objects...........:

    Number of removed IPC-Objects...:

    Summary of all Shared Memory....: 1899.4 MB (may be incomplete when not in super user mode)
    Number of SAP_ES files found:.............:
    Number of SAP_ES files removed:...........:

    0
    0

    dewall32:criadm 7> startsap r3


    Checking db6 db Database
    -----------------------------Database is running

    Starting Startup Agent sapstartsrv


    ----------------------------Instance Service on host dewall32 started
    Starting SAP Instance DVEBMGS00
    -----------------------------Startup-Log is written to /home/criadm/startsap_DVEBMGS00.log
    Instance on host dewall32 started
    Starting SAP-Collector Daemon
    -----------------------------08:35:03 10.06.2010 LOG: Effective User Id is root
    ***********************************************************************
    * This is Saposcol Version COLL 20.95 701 - AIX v11.65 5L-64 bit 090119
    * Usage: saposcol -l: Start OS Collector
    *

    saposcol -k: Stop OS Collector

    saposcol -d: OS Collector Dialog Mode

    saposcol -s: OS Collector Status

    * The OS Collector (PID 413932) is already running .....


    ************************************************************************
    saposcol already running

    dewall32:criadm 8> logout


    root@dewall32:/ >
    # su - db2cri
    dewall32:db2cri 1> db2
    db2 => select bname from sapcri.usr02 where bname='sap*'
    BNAME
    -----------------------------------0 record(s) selected.

    To show available SAP* Users.


    db2 => select bname from sapcri.usr02 where bname='SAP*'
    BNAME

    -----------------------------------SAP*
    SAP*
    SAP*
    SAP*
    SAP*
    SAP*
    6 record(s) selected.

    To show how many clients are available in the system


    db2 => select bname,mandt from sapcri.usr02 where bname='SAP*'
    BNAME

    MANDT

    ------------------------------------ --------SAP*

    000

    SAP*

    001

    SAP*

    007

    SAP*

    066

    SAP*

    500

    SAP*

    800

    6 record(s) selected.

    To delete the SAP* User From Client 000


    db2 => delete from sapcri.usr02 where bname='SAP*' and mandt='000'
    DB20000I The SQL command completed successfully.

    To check whether client 000 is deleted.


    db2 => select bname,mandt from sapcri.usr02 where bname='SAP*'
    BNAME

    MANDT

    ------------------------------------ --------SAP*

    001

    SAP*

    007

    SAP*

    066

    SAP*

    500

    SAP*

    800

    5 record(s) selected.

    db2 => quit


    DB20000I The QUIT command completed successfully.

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