Symptom:
You can not login to the system due to following error popup:
Symptom:
You can not login to the system due to following error popup:
Solution:
To solve the error, you need to figure out which short dump is happening at first, then solve it.
Following two ways can help you identify the short dump:
1. Eliminate the «rabax during sapgui logon» popup and display the dump (recommended):
- Set profile parameter «login/quiet_mode» to 0.
- Restart the system so that profile parameter changes take effect.
- Reproduce the issue (logon to the system).
- The popup «rabax during sapgui logon» should disappear now and you are able to:
— see the dump directly.
or
— get more information about the short dump from corresponding dev_w* trace.
2. Increase trace level (for example «rsdisp/TRACE=2«) and try to log on again. The information of the short dump is then written in the corresponding dev_w* trace.
After the dump is identified, please try solve it or create an incident under corresponding component.
SAP Note 1824283 for more details.
Symptom:
You can not login to the system due to following error popup:
Symptom:
You can not login to the system due to following error popup:
Solution:
To solve the error, you need to figure out which short dump is happening at first, then solve it.
Following two ways can help you identify the short dump:
1. Eliminate the «rabax during sapgui logon» popup and display the dump (recommended):
- Set profile parameter «login/quiet_mode» to 0.
- Restart the system so that profile parameter changes take effect.
- Reproduce the issue (logon to the system).
- The popup «rabax during sapgui logon» should disappear now and you are able to:
— see the dump directly.
or
— get more information about the short dump from corresponding dev_w* trace.
2. Increase trace level (for example «rsdisp/TRACE=2«) and try to log on again. The information of the short dump is then written in the corresponding dev_w* trace.
After the dump is identified, please try solve it or create an incident under corresponding component.
SAP Note 1824283 for more details.
How to deal with ‘Rabax during sapgui logon’ error?
During the login process a short dump «rabax during sapgui logon» occurs and also SAP GUI connection terminates.
SOLUTION
In order to resolve this error first we need to figure out which error is happening at first and then solve it:
There are two methods by which you can identify this short dump:
1) First, eliminate popup ‘rabax during sapgui logon’ and display the dump. In order to do it do the following:
a) First set the profile parameter «login/quiet_mode» to zero
b) Then please restart the system so that changes in profile parameter could take effect.
c) Now regenerate the issue (logon to the system).
d) The popup ‘rabax during sapgui logon’ will now disappear and now you will able to:
- see the dump directly or you can also get more info about the error from corresponding dev_w* trace.
2) Increase trace level for «rdisp/TRACE=2» and try to log in again. The information of the is then written in corresponding with dev_w* trace.
After identifying the dump, please solve it or create an incident under the corresponding component.
Hi All,
I’m currently doing a system refresh of a non-Unicode system to a Unicode system using a homogenous database-specific method (which is perform a DB backup on the non-Unicode system then restore it to the Unicode system — overwriting the DB of the Unicode system).
Our systems (both the non-Unicode and Unicode system) resides on z/Linux and DB2 database.
Let’s call:
Unicode system — DND system
Non-Unicode system — XNX system
Other details:
XNX system is on SAP NW 740 (ERP6 EHP7) and Kernel 64-bit Non-Unicode patch 400.
I’ve performed the following after the DB restore was completed:
1. copied the Kernel files of XNX system to DND system including DB2 client (replaced the kernel files of DND system with that of the XNX system).
2. Updated the profiles of DND system reflecting the customized parameter of XNX system.
3. Compared the ENV variables of DND and XNX systems and all are virtually the same except for G_FILENAME_ENCODING (DND has a value of @locale, UTF-8, ISO-8859-1, CP1252 while XNX has @locale, UTF-8, ISO-8859-15, CP1252
After doing the above steps, DND system started. But when I tried to login to the system, I’m getting a «rabax during sapgui logon». I’ve viewed the developer trace files and there were errors:
1. Syntax Errors
—> example of syntax error is:
syntax error in program RADSHPBOPREFLIGHT
Field %_VIASELSCR is unknown. It is neither in one of the specified table nor defined by a «DATA» statement.
—> note that we DID NOT perform any modifications on SAP standard objects in XNX system.
2. R/3 system not supported with kernel 721.
—> I’ve already tried updating the kernel files to a higher version (as per note 217070 — I tried versions 722, 722 EXT, 742, and 745) but it’s giving me an error: Binary file not executable.
—> I also tried updating the Kernel files to a higher patch level (721 patch 700) but still getting the same error — rabax during sapgui logon. I also tried putting login/quiet_mode=1 as per note 1824283, but still encounters the same error.
Question: What other files do I need to update in order for SAP system to work?
Thanks.
Regards,
Kenneth
Hi All,
I’m currently doing a system refresh of a non-Unicode system to a Unicode system using a homogenous database-specific method (which is perform a DB backup on the non-Unicode system then restore it to the Unicode system — overwriting the DB of the Unicode system).
Our systems (both the non-Unicode and Unicode system) resides on z/Linux and DB2 database.
Let’s call:
Unicode system — DND system
Non-Unicode system — XNX system
Other details:
XNX system is on SAP NW 740 (ERP6 EHP7) and Kernel 64-bit Non-Unicode patch 400.
I’ve performed the following after the DB restore was completed:
1. copied the Kernel files of XNX system to DND system including DB2 client (replaced the kernel files of DND system with that of the XNX system).
2. Updated the profiles of DND system reflecting the customized parameter of XNX system.
3. Compared the ENV variables of DND and XNX systems and all are virtually the same except for G_FILENAME_ENCODING (DND has a value of @locale, UTF-8, ISO-8859-1, CP1252 while XNX has @locale, UTF-8, ISO-8859-15, CP1252
After doing the above steps, DND system started. But when I tried to login to the system, I’m getting a «rabax during sapgui logon». I’ve viewed the developer trace files and there were errors:
1. Syntax Errors
—> example of syntax error is:
syntax error in program RADSHPBOPREFLIGHT
Field %_VIASELSCR is unknown. It is neither in one of the specified table nor defined by a «DATA» statement.
—> note that we DID NOT perform any modifications on SAP standard objects in XNX system.
2. R/3 system not supported with kernel 721.
—> I’ve already tried updating the kernel files to a higher version (as per note 217070 — I tried versions 722, 722 EXT, 742, and 745) but it’s giving me an error: Binary file not executable.
—> I also tried updating the Kernel files to a higher patch level (721 patch 700) but still getting the same error — rabax during sapgui logon. I also tried putting login/quiet_mode=1 as per note 1824283, but still encounters the same error.
Question: What other files do I need to update in order for SAP system to work?
Thanks.
Regards,
Kenneth
Issue
-
When connecting to a SAP instance via SAPGUI, the following message is reported:
"Rabax during SAPGUI logon" has occured -
SAP trace log shows the following messages:
A *** ERROR => TEXTENV_INVALID environment: [ablocale.c 239] A *** ERROR => Locale=`ja_JP.SJIS' Lang=`E' [ablocale.c 245] A *** ERROR => Country=`JP ' CodePage=`8000'. [ablocale.c 251]
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
- SAP® Application Server
- Non-SAP locale is configured when non-basic Latin characters set is needed (i.e.
ja_JP.SJIS)
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Symptom
You cannot logon to the system due to following error popup:
********** The purpose of this KBA is to help you figure out which dump is causing the popup error instead of solving it *************
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Environment
- SAP NetWeaver release independent
Product
SAP NetWeaver all versions
Keywords
rabax during sapgui logon, login/quiet_mode, ABAP4_LEAVE_TO_TRANSACTION , KBA , BC-ABA-SC , Dynpro and CUA engine , Problem
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How to deal with ‘Rabax during sapgui logon’ error?
During the login process a short dump «rabax during sapgui logon» occurs and also SAP GUI connection terminates.
SOLUTION
In order to resolve this error first we need to figure out which error is happening at first and then solve it:
There are two methods by which you can identify this short dump:
1) First, eliminate popup ‘rabax during sapgui logon’ and display the dump. In order to do it do the following:
a) First set the profile parameter «login/quiet_mode» to zero
b) Then please restart the system so that changes in profile parameter could take effect.
c) Now regenerate the issue (logon to the system).
d) The popup ‘rabax during sapgui logon’ will now disappear and now you will able to:
- see the dump directly or you can also get more info about the error from corresponding dev_w* trace.
2) Increase trace level for «rdisp/TRACE=2» and try to log in again. The information of the is then written in corresponding with dev_w* trace.
After identifying the dump, please solve it or create an incident under the corresponding component.
- при копировании манданта проверьте, что у вас много места в тэйблспэйсе PSAPTEMP. При копировании больших таблиц в нем должно быть достаточно места
- при выполнении скрипта sapdba_role имейте в виду, что параметр запуска выглядит sqlplus /nolog @sapdba_role SR3 или sqlplus /nolog @sapdba_role SR3DB. А не sqlplus /nolog @sapdba_role SAPSR3
- если при заходе в систему GUI пишет — rabax during sapgui logon — проверьте, верное ли системное время на уровне OS
- если у пользователя пропала история ввода данных в поля, один из вариантов — проверьте, не включена ли галочка МЕДЛЕННОЕ СОЕДИНЕНИЕ в SAP GUI
- если у пользователя перестали печататься документы, а лишь попадают в спул (метод печати G), хоть и в настройках стоит галочка немедленной печати — ему не хватает кол-ва режимов. Окно фронт-энд печати требует отдельного режима. Просто закройте лишние окна.
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Issue
-
When connecting to a SAP instance via SAPGUI, the following message is reported:
"Rabax during SAPGUI logon" has occured -
SAP trace log shows the following messages:
A *** ERROR => TEXTENV_INVALID environment: [ablocale.c 239] A *** ERROR => Locale=`ja_JP.SJIS' Lang=`E' [ablocale.c 245] A *** ERROR => Country=`JP ' CodePage=`8000'. [ablocale.c 251]
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
- SAP® Application Server
- Non-SAP locale is configured when non-basic Latin characters set is needed (i.e.
ja_JP.SJIS)
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Many times while working on SAP systems, you get issue from end users stating some functionality is not working or it’s giving pop-up for login. You wonder what happened suddenly, as there was no change in system. When you troubleshoot you observe that the Trusted RFC not working. Sound familiar right? This is very annoying issue as all details will be correct, still trusted connection get broken. Let’s see how to address such issue.
Nature of Errors
While dealing with Trusted connection issues or Trusted RFC not working, sometimes error details are not straight forward. Few error details are as shown in previous screenshots, like
- 00024 rabax during sapgui logon
- No authorization to log on via trusted system
- Error while opening a RFC connection
For rabax error, you need to do some additional steps to get to the actual cause of issue. For that please follow our previous post dedicated to that issue. For rest of the issues, you will get fair idea from the error text and also from the error code i.e. L-RC and T-RC. Few error codes references are as below.
- For L-RC
- 0 => USER_OK => Login was correct
- 1 => USER_NOT_ALLOWED => User or password incorrect
- 2 => USER_LOCKED => User locked
- 3 => STOP_SESSION => Too many attempts to log on
- 5 => BAD_BUFFER => Error in the authorization buffer
- 6 => CUA_MASTER_RECORD => No external user check
- 7 => BAD_USER_TYPE => Invalid user type
- 8 => USER_NOT_VALID => Validity of user exceeded
- 9 => SNC_MAPPING_MISMATCH => User does not correspond to SNC name
- 10 => SNC_REQUIRED => Secure connection required
- 11 => SNC_NAME_NOT_IN_ACL => User not found in USRACL(EXT)
- 12 => SNC_SYST_NOT_IN_ACL => System not found in USRACL(EXT)
- 13 => SNC_MAPPING_NO_MATCH => No matching user found
- 14 => SNC_MAPPING_AMBIGUOUS => Multiple user matches found
- 20 => TICKET_LOGON_DISABLED => Logon process deactivated
- 21 => TICKET_INVALID => Data received not SSO ticket
- 22 => TICKET_ISSUER_NOT_VERIFIED => Digital signature not verified
- 23 => TICKET_ISSUER_NOT_TRUSTED => Ticket issuer not trusted
- 24 => TICKET_EXPIRED => Ticket expired
- 25 => TICKET_WRONG_RECIPIENT => Wrong recipient
- 26 => TICKET_WITH_EMPTY_USERID => Ticket coontains an empty User ID
- 30 => X509_LOGON_DISABLED => Snc/extid_login_diag = 0
- 31 => X509_BASE64_INVALID => Cert not base64-encoded
- 32 => X509_INVALID_SERVER => X.509 not provided by ITS
- 33 => X509_HTTPS_REQUIRED => Cert not transferred via SSL
- 34 => X509_MAPPING_NO_MATCH => No matching account
- 35 => X509_MAPPING_AMBIGUOUS => Multiple matching accounts
- 40 => EXTID_LOGON_DISABLED => snc/extid_login_diag = 0
- 41 => EXTID_MAPPING_NO_MATCH => No matching account
- 42 => EXTID_MAPPING_AMBIGUOUS => Multiple matching accounts
- 50 => PASSWORD_LOGON_DISABLED => login/disable_password_logon
- 51 => PASSWORD_IDLE_INIT => login/password_max_idle_init
- 52 => USER_HAS_NO_PASSWORD => USR02.CODVN = ‘X’ (flag)
- 53 => PASSWORD_ATTEMPTS_LIMITED => Lock counter exceeded
- 54 => PASSWORD_IDLE_PROD => login/password_max_idle_prod
- 100 => CLIENT_NOT_EXIST => Client does not exist
- 101 => CLIENT_LOCKED => Client locked
- 200 => MULTIPLE_RFC_LOGON => login/disable_multi_rfc_login
- 1002 => Trusted system logon failed (no S_RFCACL authorization)
- For T-RC
- 0 => Correct logon via trusted system.
- 1 => No trusted system entry for the caller system “XXX” with the installation number “YYYYYY”, if this exists, or the security key entry for system “XXX” is invalid.
- 2 => User “XXXX” does not have RFC authorization (authorization object (S_RFCACL) for user “YYYYY” with client .
- 3 => The time stamp of the logon data was invalid.
Also Read
Reset or Refresh Table Buffer in SAP
How to Address the Issue
In most of the cases it will be authorization issue, so try to address it by updating user roles for missing authorizations. In some cases, it will be Certificate issue, so try to check if there are any recent update to certificate and if yes, make sure to exchange updated certificates between the systems. In case of issue with specific parameters as per the return code mentioned previously, do adjust those parameters to address the issue. You can take reference of below Notes,
- SAP Note 128447: Trusted/trusting systems
- SAP Note 320991: Error codes during logon (list)
If you still face issue of Trusted RFC not working, even after resolving all authorization, certificate, SSL and parameters issues, then it mostly the case of corrupt RFC. To solve this,
- Create fresh RFC in SM59, make sure to select “Current User” checkbox in Logon tab.
- Leave client field empty.
- In SMT1, go to Tab “System that trust current system”, remove old entry which is in issue.
- Create new entry with the help of Wizard.
- Provide freshly created RFC in previous step when asked in Wizard.
- Complete the Wizard.
- Your connection should be working fine now.
Note : Do not try to reuse any other existing RFC. Quick way to solve this is by creating fresh new RFC in SM59.
Hope you find this information helpful. Do mention your feedback in comment section. Till next article, Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, Jai Hind!
Introduction
ABAP Platform 1909 At A Glance
The ABAP Platform on SAP HANA 2.0 provides a great platform for trying out the ABAP language and toolset. It is extensively pre-configured with Fiori launchpad, SAP Cloud Connector, SAP Java Virtual Machine, pre-configured backend /frontend connections, roles, and sample applications.
This solution is intended for two groups of developers:
- Non-ABAP developers, who are interested in learning more about the ABAP language and development tools
- ABAP developers, who are interested in learning about version 7.54
How to get it: NEW Docker Image
We now provide everything you need in one Docker image. This means that you no longer have to set up a virtual machine, Linux distro, and ABAP server.
Get it here: SAP ABAP Platform 1909, Developer Edition on DockerHub
Detailed setup instructions are also available here: Setup Instructions
Prerequisites and Setup
You will need to register with DockerHub.
You will need:
- Either: a Docker for Desktop installation, for Windows or Mac.
- Or Docker Engine for Linux, e.g. Ubuntu.
During installation, you will need to read and accept the SAP Software End User License Agreement. A link is provided here for your convenience: SAP Software End User License Agreement.
Detailed setup instructions are available here: Setup Instructions
Additional products and material: SAPGUI for Windows / SAPGUI for Java, Readme, miniSAP License
All available in SAP Developers Trials and Downloads .
SAP Cloud Appliance Library (CAL) solution, as of 14th June, 2021
As an alternative to the developer edition on Docker, we are now also offering this as a. You can access this and create your own instance of SAP ABAP Platform 1909, Developer Edition here:
SAP ABAP Platform 1909, Developer Edition (CAL)
Highlights of the 1909 Edition
ABAP RESTful Application Programming Model (RAP)
ABAP RESTful Application Programming Model – The Big Picture
The ABAP RESTful Application Programming Model (short: RAP) offers developers an efficient way to build enterprise-ready, SAP HANA-optimized, OData-based Fiori UI services and Web APIs in the cloud as well as on-premise. It is the evolutionary successor to the ABAP Programming Model for SAP Fiori.
To make it easier for you to get started, we have also added the demo and training data model, the ABAP Flight Reference Scenario.
For more information, see:
- The blog post Getting Started with the ABAP RESTful Application Programming Model (RAP), by Carine Tchoutouo Djomo
- The SAP Help Portal: ABAP RESTful Application Programming Model
Git-Enabled Change and Transport System (gCTS)
gCTS = CTS + git
A new way of transporting objects, gCTS enables you to use Git to store your ABAP development objects. gCTS makes use of special Git features, such as working on local copies of a central remote Git repository. Software development takes place in the usual editors like ABAP Development Tools (ADT). Changes to objects are still recorded in transport requests. Current states of objects can be pushed to remote Git repositories, either by releasing a transport request or while you’re working.’
For more general information on gCTS, see this blog post: gCTS is here, by Karin Spiegel
For the official documentation overview, see: Git-Enabled Change and Transport System
The official documentation for configuration, Configuring Git-enabled Change and Transport System contains three steps. However, we have preconfigured the first two, so you only have to complete the third, Configure Repositories.
Some certificates are already available. If you would like to connect to your own GitHub server or to a provider other than github.com, you have to add the appropriate certificates to the ABAP system in transaction STRUST. The configuration has been done for the default user ‘DEVELOPER’.
To get started with gCTS, simply open the gCTS app in the SAP Fiori Launchpad (FLP).
If you are a SAP customer, partner, or employee, the following SAP Note provides additional information: SAP Note: 2821718 . However, the essential configuration has already been done for everyone.
Custom Code Migration with the ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC)
We actually introduced this in AS ABAP 7.52 SP04, Developer Edition and it was very popular, so we decided to include it again. Basically,we’ve preconfigured the developer edition to run as a central check system for those checks. You can test this out of the box locally in SAP ADT, then configure the rest of your landscape to work with it.
This is particularly useful for SAP S/4HANA Readiness Checks and SAP Cloud Readiness Check.
For more general information on ATC, see these two excellent blogs, by Olga Dolinskaja:
- Remote Code Analysis in ATC
- ATC in ABAP Development Tools (ADT)
SAP Cloud Connector
SAP Cloud Connector
SAP Cloud Connector provides a link between SAP Cloud Platform applications and on-premise systems. It runs as on-premise agent in a secured network; acts as a reverse invoke proxy between the on-premise network and SAP Cloud Platform; and lets you use existing on-premise assets without exposing the entire internal landscape.
If you are interested in connecting your developer edition with a licensed version of SAP Cloud Platform, ABAP Environment (aka “Steampunk”), I have written a tutorial mission on this: Connect Your On-Premise System with SAP Cloud Platform, ABAP Environment
For more information, see:
- SAP Help Portal, SAP Cloud Platform Connectivity: SAP Cloud Connector
- SAP Community blog post (third-party content): SAP Cloud Platform Cloud Connector – A Brief Guide for Beginners
abapGit
Yes, abapGit is available out of the box.
Documentation is here: abapGit Documentation
If you are not yet familiar with abapGit, this post by Graham Robinson is a great introduction, with how-to videos:
abapGit So Easy
Other Highlights of ABAP Platform 1909: Overview
Blog post: ABAP Platform for SAP S/4HANA 1909, from October 2019, by Olga Dolinskaja
Official slide deck for ABAP Platform in SAP S/4HANA 1909 – Overview and Product Highlights.
Troubleshooting
From now on, please DO NOT post a blog comment if you require troubleshooting.
Please post on the ABAP Development forum : ABAP Development: Ask a Question , using the hashtag #ABAP_Trial.
If it’s a problem downloading the files, rather than installing the downloaded files, again please post a question, including #ABAP_Trial and your country / region.
(We now have 9 blog posts referring to 3 different versions of the download developer edition:
- Very few people follow these blog posts, so you will not get help from the vast majority of the community
- It makes it difficult for other users to find similar issues in future, which leads to many duplicated errors
- There is no capacity to monitor all blogs for all released versions)
If it’s a problem downloading the files, rather than installing the downloaded files, please try the following:
- Delete your cache.
- Try a different browser.
- If that fails, please email SCNContent [at]sap[dot]com, specifying your location (country), with a screenshot of the error.
I have also started compiling FAQ and Troubleshooting – so if you have any questions, please check there first.
Thank you for your understanding.
Update, 19th March, 2021: André Fischer has written a short blog post: How to gracefully shutdown your SAP ABAP Platform Developer Edition when shutting down Windows
Guides and Tutorials
If you’re not sure where to start with your new system, we have written several tutorials.
FAQ and Troubleshooting also contains some info on Cookbook-style projects, where Community members have described projects involving different versions of the developer edition.
Enjoy!