RE: [sap-basis] Unable to delete DBA schedule job in DB13
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| Posted by Lars-Erik Hallsten (CEO & Senior Consultant) on Apr 27 at 11:47 AM | |
Hi Snowy
Wow! Did I really write SDBAC? Thanks for correcting that quite dangerous
typo.
I meant to write SDBAD, SDBAH and SDBAP. And as you say, table SDBAR should
also be truncated.
Thanks.
Regards,
LEH
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Sent: 27. april 2010 16:44
To: Lars-Erik Hallsten
Subject: RE:[sap-basis] Unable to delete DBA schedule job in DB13
Posted by Snowy (Certified Netweaver
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on Apr 27 at 10:45 AM
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Hi, BE VERY CAREFUL! Do not delete contents of table SDBAC as suggested by
Lars-Erik. This will delete all possibilities of adding new entries in DB13.
you need to truncate/delete table contents. I run these SQL commands after a
refresh: truncate table sapr3.sdbah; truncate table sapr3.sdbad; truncate
table sapr3.sdbap; truncate table sapr3.sdbar; delete from sapr3.TBTCO where
JOBNAME like 'DBA%'; delete from sapr3.TBTCP where JOBNAME like 'DBA%';
delete from sapr3.TBTCS where JOBNAME like 'DBA%'; commit; This will resolve
DB13 woes and SM37 orphan jobs. Good luck!
---------------Original Message--------------- From: Peter2009 Sent:
Tuesday, April 27, 2010 5:43 AM Subject: Unable to delete DBA schedule job
in DB13 > Hi there, Recently I just performed a client copy from PRD to QAS.
After that I tried to re-schedule all my jobs (UpdateStats then CheckDB) in
DB13, but failed to delete them. When i checked in SM37, there is no more
DBA* jobs. Maybe I've already deleted them. But I still can not delete these
jobs. Strange! Please kindly advice on how to solve this issue. Thanks.
Regards, Peter
__.____._ Wow! Did I really write SDBAC? Thanks for correcting that quite dangerous
typo.
I meant to write SDBAD, SDBAH and SDBAP. And as you say, table SDBAR should
also be truncated.
Thanks.
Regards,
LEH
From: Snowy via sap-basis [mailto:sap-basis@Groups.ITtoolbox.com]
Sent: 27. april 2010 16:44
To: Lars-Erik Hallsten
Subject: RE:[sap-basis] Unable to delete DBA schedule job in DB13
Posted by Snowy (Certified Netweaver
'04/Oracle Basis consultant)
on Apr 27 at 10:45 AM
<http://it.toolbox.com/api/ContentVote/3466569/1/1/> Mark this reply as
helpfulMark as helpful
Hi, BE VERY CAREFUL! Do not delete contents of table SDBAC as suggested by
Lars-Erik. This will delete all possibilities of adding new entries in DB13.
you need to truncate/delete table contents. I run these SQL commands after a
refresh: truncate table sapr3.sdbah; truncate table sapr3.sdbad; truncate
table sapr3.sdbap; truncate table sapr3.sdbar; delete from sapr3.TBTCO where
JOBNAME like 'DBA%'; delete from sapr3.TBTCP where JOBNAME like 'DBA%';
delete from sapr3.TBTCS where JOBNAME like 'DBA%'; commit; This will resolve
DB13 woes and SM37 orphan jobs. Good luck!
---------------Original Message--------------- From: Peter2009 Sent:
Tuesday, April 27, 2010 5:43 AM Subject: Unable to delete DBA schedule job
in DB13 > Hi there, Recently I just performed a client copy from PRD to QAS.
After that I tried to re-schedule all my jobs (UpdateStats then CheckDB) in
DB13, but failed to delete them. When i checked in SM37, there is no more
DBA* jobs. Maybe I've already deleted them. But I still can not delete these
jobs. Strange! Please kindly advice on how to solve this issue. Thanks.
Regards, Peter
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