we want import a sequential dump from the UNIX-shell with

bdbpost6.2 -n -k -pb61au -c000 -D/dumps/firma000 -t"^0"

and we get the error

package combination b61au not exist. But the package combination exist and the BSE-Variables are set.

/baanerp/bse/bin/bdbpost without options

FATAL ERROR init_user failed

What can we do ?

Regards, Manfred

in $BSE/lib you have something like: fd*b61au ?

for company 000 you're probably pretty safe omitting the -p option, unless you have 2 potential base pcomb. Then just make sure the base pcomb you want to use is assigned to whatever user you $USER env is set to.

Dave

in $BSE/lib i have fd6.2.b61au.

with bdbpost6.2 -n -k -c000 -d/dumps/firma000 -t"^0"

i get the error

FATAL ERROR init_user() failed

thanks, Manfred

what does
echo $USER

tell you?

when I set USER=bsp or baan I have the same problem

Manfred

are you logged into the OS as bsp?

that error should only happen if something strange with your user setting. maybe check the logfiles.

Dave

I have logged into Solaris with "bsp" and I have set USER=bsp.

When I start the session from worktop, all works fine.

Manfred

Can you run the session "create table from sequential dump" from within worktop? (and actually have it load data for you? )

If so, then it's something in your environment settings in solaris. maybe $BSE isn't set correctly or something.

Dave

Hello Dave,

thanks for your help.

I have installed the LN software in the directoy "/baanerp/bse" and set BSE=/baanerp/bse and then
bdbpost6.2
FATAL ERROR init_user() failed
:D
Solution:

link /baanerp/bse to /baanerp/baan6 and set BSE=/baanerp/baan6
and bdbpost6.2 works fine.

regards, Manfred