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02-10-2008 10:47 PM
02-10-2008 10:47 PM
regarding rdb error
while installing a sap r/3 integrator its a integrator for r/3 and decedi to excahnge edi documents on ovms i am getting the following error can anybody provide solution to rectifyb this error its very urgent. please kindly help me to solve this
the error is as follows
DECEDI$R3_STATUS.EXE - An unexpected error was encountered -1
%RDB-F-UNS_RCI, RCI call rdb_attach_database is not supported by Rdb/Dispatch
%TRACE-F-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
image module routine line rel PC abs PC
DECEDI$R3_STATUS SQL$GETERR SQL$SIGNAL_STOP
6605 00000000000011B8 0000000000083ED8
DECEDI$R3_STATUS SQL$GETERR SQL$SIGNAL
6294 00000000000003EC 000000000008310C
DECEDI$R3_STATUS DECEDI$R3_STATUS DECEDI$R3_STATUS
7861 00000000000107CC 00000000000507CC
DECEDI$R3_STATUS 0 0000000000064864 0000000000074864
0 FFFFFFFF876533D4 FFFFFFFF876533D4
SYSTEM job terminated at 11-FEB-2008 10:08:40.03
Accounting information:
Buffered I/O count: 159 Peak working set size: 5632
Direct I/O count: 80 Peak virtual size: 182032
Page faults: 689 Mounted volumes: 0
Charged CPU time: 0 00:00:01.09 Elapsed time: 0 00:00:05.54
regards
ajaydec
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02-11-2008 05:17 AM
02-11-2008 05:17 AM
Re: regarding rdb error
UNS_RCI, RCI call
Explanation: If the message specifies a product name:
o (RCI users) You attempted to use an RCI call that
the specified product does not support.
o (RDML and SQL users) You may get this error when
using a utility or processor designed for use with
a database created by one product to access a
database created by another product. A particular
utility or processor may include features that are
implemented through RCI calls that are not
supported by all DSRI-compliant database systems.
If the message specifies "remote server," then your
statement or call accesses a remote database. In this
case, the database software installed on the remote
system uses a different version of the DSRI remote
protocol than the database software installed on your
local system.
Wim
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02-11-2008 05:35 AM
02-11-2008 05:35 AM
Re: regarding rdb error
Hi Wim,
you beat me to it. But there is also a "User Action" explanation at the end you missed pasting to your post...
UNS_RCI, RCI call
by
Explanation:
If the message specifies a product name:
o (RCI users) You attempted to use an RCI
call that the specified product does
not support.
o (RDML and SQL users) You may get this
error when using a utility or processor
designed for use with a database created
by one product to access a database
created by another product. A particular
utility or processor may include features
that are implemented through RCI calls
that are not supported by all
DSRI-compliant database systems.
If the message specifies "remote server,"
then your statement or call accesses a
remote database. In this case, the
database software installed on the remote
system uses a different version of the
DSRI remote protocol than the database
software installed on your
local system.
User Action:
If the message specifies a product name:
o (RCI users) Do not try to use the
specified RCI call with that product.
o (RDML and SQL users) Do not use the
utility or processor feature that
resulted in this error when you are
accessing a database created by the
specified product.
If the message specifies "remote
server," you may need to install an
updated version of a database product
on the remote system. If you have the
most up-to-date version of the database
product installed on the remote
system, please contact your Oracle
support representative for assistance.
Found here...
http://starlet.deltatel.ru/sys$common/syshlp/rdb_msg.doc
Consultant
Wipro Technologies
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02-11-2008 05:55 AM
02-11-2008 05:55 AM
Re: regarding rdb error
I didn't find the action a +. Most pof it was already said or is "evident".
Wim

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02-11-2008 06:22 AM
02-11-2008 06:22 AM
Re: regarding rdb error
Thanks for your help but I already found that reply through google :)
I am trying to search the reason for this problem and how can it be rectified.
Regards,
ajaydec