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Re: SAP IQ Server is missing in SAP Cockpit login window

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Hi donatas,

 

thanks for your answer. I tried it once more according to your approach although I did upgrade tot SPS08.1. Now I do see a selection where I can choose from "myserver" or "iq16_utility" in either option I cannot however logon with either sccadmin or uafadmin. It simply gives "Login failed."

 

Any idea what might go wrong here? I have no issues with logging on with the same accounts to scc though.

 

Kind Regards.

Nico van der Linden

 

Edit:

I am new to sybase IQ and try to install it for the usage of NLS based on a document provided on sdn. I start the utility_db with the command:

 

start_iq -n iq16_utility -gp 4096 -x "tcpip{PORT=2638}"


and then I create an database with the isql tool which I start with:

 

dbisql -c "uid=dba;pwd=sql;eng=myserver;dbn=utility_db"


So now I see that "myserver" and "iq16_utility" are coming from here. However, in the isql utility I created a database with the command "

 

CREATE DATABASE 'SAPIQDB.db'" (and of course some more parameters). After that I created "SAPIQDB.cfg" and started the database successfully through:

 

 

export IQTMP16=/usr/sap/NLS/SAPIQ/sapdata/tmp

start_iq @SAPIQDB.cfg SAPIQDB.db

 

 

On SCC I can successfully see this database and according to the documentation I found I should see "sapiqdb" in the system drop down list on the COCKPIT but that is still missing.

 

Do you have any idea if I am missing a step here or what might go wrong? e.g. where does the cockpit get its list of servers from? The document I used to install Sybase can be found here by the way: SAP First Guidance - SAP-NLS Solution with Sybase IQ

 

 

 

 

Message was edited by: N. van der Linden


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