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Dpmon & Sappfpar

The document provides instructions for: 1) Executing DPMON and JCMON monitoring tools in SAP by navigating to specific directories and executing commands with the profile path specified. 2) Running the SAP program sappfpar from the command line by navigating to the run directory and executing the command with the profile path. 3) Unlocking users at the operating system level and within SAP by updating user records and deleting records to allow login with the SAP* user.

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Dpmon & Sappfpar

The document provides instructions for: 1) Executing DPMON and JCMON monitoring tools in SAP by navigating to specific directories and executing commands with the profile path specified. 2) Running the SAP program sappfpar from the command line by navigating to the run directory and executing the command with the profile path. 3) Unlocking users at the operating system level and within SAP by updating user records and deleting records to allow login with the SAP* user.

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How to execute DPMON 1) go to cdpro 2) go to dpmon pf=/sapmnt/SBX/pfofile/SBX_DVEBMGS00_ECC-TEST after that ex ecute jcmon cmd How to execute JCMON 1) go to cdpro

2) jcmon pf=/sapmnt/SBX/pfofile/SBX_DVEBMGS00_ECC-TEST SAP program sappfpar from the UNIX command line. Enter the following command. 1) go to /usr/sap/SBX/SYS/exe/run after that execute sappfpar cmd 2) sappfpar check pf=/usr/sap/SBX/SYS/profile/SBX_DVEBMGS00_ECC-TEST 00 SB X | more 3) sappfpar check pf=/usr/sap/SBX/SYS/profile/SBX_DVEBMGS00_ECC-TEST usr/sap/<SYSTEM NAME>/SYS/exe/run/sappfpar check pf=/usr/sap/<SYSTEM NAME>/SYS/p rofile/<Profile name> nr=<System number> name=<Systemname> | more

TO unlock user's at os level update SAPSR3.USR02 set UFLAG=0 where BNAME='SAP*' and MANDT='000' ; update SAPSR3.USR02 set UFLAG=0 where BNAME='DDIC' and MANDT='000' ; Go to cmd prompt. Sqlplus /nolog conn /as sysdba sqlplus>DELETE SAPSR3.USR02 WHERE MANDT='CLIENT.NO' and BNAME=SAP*; after doing this restart the system. So, that a new user with the name "sap*" ge ts generated with password "pass". Provided the parameter is set login/no_automa tic_user_sapstar= 0 (Automatic user SAP* is permitted). Check following commnad on SQL Server to unlock DDIC user update cpd.USR02 set UFLAG='00' where MANDT = '000' and BNAME = 'DDIC'; 2. Run following commnad to check DDID unlock select * from cpd.USR02 where MANDt=000; Than try default password If you want to deactivate the special properties of SAP*, set the system profile parameter login/no_automatic_user_sapstar to a value greater than zero. If the parameter is set, then SAP* has no special default properties. If there is no SA P* user master record, then SAP* cannot be used to log on.

You should set the parameter in the global system profile, DEFAULT.PFL, so that it is effective in all instances of an R/3 System. You should ensure that there is a user master record for SAP* even if you set the parameter. Otherwise, reset ting the parameter to the value 0 would once again allow you to log on with SAP* , the password "PASS" and unrestricted system authorizations.

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