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Author's profile photo Muhammad Ashar Azhar

S/4HANA Conversion SUM process

Hi,

In this blog I want to highlight one issue which we face during conversion process in SUM. It takes hours to resolve. But its solution was very simple. I am sharing so that in future if any one face such issues this will help them and they can resolve it easily.

 

SUM Error

CURRENTPHASE MAIN_SHDIMP/SUBMOD_SHDDEL2/SHDUNINST_DB …started at 20220526184142

# Using phase log file ‘PHASE_SHDUNINST_DB.LOG’. …finished at 20220526184142 with status ABORTED.

# Error message set: ‘The hdbsql connection is not possible due to the following error message: * 10: authentication failed SQLSTATE: 28000

 

During SUM process this error comes. This error shows that hdbsql connection is not possible although all things are fine.

Solution:

This error was coming because ‘SYSTEM’ user was locked.

In saphana studio unlock the user. SUM will start resume immediately.

Go to security folder .

Double click on Security option.

Uncheck the SYSTEM user lock.

 

Unlock%20SYSTEM%20user

Unlock SYSTEM user

 

Hope this will solve the following error during SUM process.

# Error message set: ‘The hdbsql connection is not possible due to the following error message: * 10: authentication failed SQLSTATE: 28000.

For more info please follow S/4 HANA Topic.

 

 

 

 

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      Author's profile photo Hafiz Abdul Hafeez
      Hafiz Abdul Hafeez

      Nicely cover with simple and prefect solution.

       

      Author's profile photo Muhammad Ashar Azhar
      Muhammad Ashar Azhar
      Blog Post Author

      Thanks

      Author's profile photo Kalyana Kollipara
      Kalyana Kollipara

      Curious as to the context here but isn't there a dialog in configuration phase of S/4HANA Conversion where one has to key-in SYSTEM user password of Target HANA DB for both SYSTEMDB and TENANT DB's.  How did it get past that and ran into this error later. Can you elaborate ?