Executing the saproot.sh Script

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 .

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

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