Executing the saproot.sh Script 

Use

On a UNIX operating system, if you have applied a support package stack that includes the kernel, or if you have applied a single support package to update the kernel, you have to execute the saproot.sh script to configure the ownership and permissions of some kernel files, including saposcol.

Prerequisites

You have logged on to the operating system as a <SID>adm user.

Procedure

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       1.      On an ADABAS D, INFORMIX, or an ORACLE database, execute the following commands:

stopsap

su - root

cd /sapmnt/<SID>/exe

./saproot.sh <SID>

exit

startsap

       2.      On an IBM DB2 Universal Database, execute the following commands:

stopsap

su root (not su – root)

cd /sapmnt/<SID>/exe

./saproot.sh <SID>

exit

startsap