Instance Variable size
Hi
I have a question regarding size of normal instance variable.
It has been mentioned in the Studio 5.7 doc that the total size of all the instance variable for a project should not exceed 2Mb.
Question is that if it exceeds more than 2Mb than what would be its effects. Is there any exception thrown if size exceeds above 2Mb.
Also how can this be prevented as actual size can only be calculated at runtime.
Thanks in advance.
The instance size exceeding the setting you have inside your Engine will cause errors to start appearing in the log file. The effect is that your engine's performance will degrade. Once you start getting Error messages, they are usually sent via email to the admin you specify in the Engine's settings.
A few ways to keep the size of the instance variables down is to:
1) change the category of large instance variables to "Separated" from "Normal". This means that they are not stored as part of then instance's BLOB stored in the PPROCINSTANCE Engine database. They are then only read from the Engine's separated instance variable table when they are needed in the activity's logic or updated only when modified in the activity. Separated instance variables are not calculated as part of the overall size of the instance.. Large binary variables not marked as Separated will quickly run you over your instance size limit.
2) Similarly, we sometimes treat the process instance variables as a database of record. Avoid this mentaility if possible. It's often better to have an external database to store information about things going on in the process. If you rely on the Engine tables for this for very large objects they are not easily retrieved by outside applicaitons because they are stored as a single BLOB. If outside applications access the Engine's database, it's another sure fire way to further degrade engine performance. Many times it' is better to store the id of a customer in the process and then to use that id to retrieve customer insformation from the cutomer's external database table. Once an instance has reached the End activity in a process, it sits there the number of days you specified in an Engine setting. Once it exceeds this number of days in the End activity, the instance data information is either purged or moved to the archive database. Don't make this number of days in the End activity too long (default is 15) as this will increase the sized of the number of rows on the table and degrade performance.
Hope this helps,
Dan
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>
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Vasu.
Edited by bpmvasu at 04/03/2007 10:43 PMHi Mariano,
I'm using JSP presentation too. In "Interactive Component Call" active i'm using "Use JSP presentation", but i only can define one instance variable, i need to add more instance variables. In "Advanced" option of this task, i have the argument mapping .. but i don't understand how to use it.
I have a instance variable called "genders" of the type String[Int] (Associative Array) and i'm mapping this instance variable in "Arguments Show In" option of the advanced option of JSP presentation. In JSP presentation i have the code:
<select <f:fieldName att="person.gender"/>>
<c:forEach var="gender" begin="0" items="${genders}" varStatus="status">
<c:choose>
<c:when test="${person.gender == gender}">
<option value="<c:out value="${gender}"/>" selected="true"><c:out value="${gender}"/></option>
</c:when>
<c:otherwise>
<option value="<c:out value="${gender}"/>"><c:out value="${gender}"/></option>
</c:otherwise>
</c:choose>
</c:forEach>
</select>And in my screenflow i have the code:
genders[0] = "Male"
genders[1] = "Female"But when i run my application, i have the error: "The task could not be successfully executed. Reason: 'java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.Integer'."
What's the problem? -
How to change value of instance variable and local variable at run time?
As we can change value at run time using debug mode of Eclipse. I want to do this by using a standalone prgram from where I can change the value of a variable at runtime.
Suppose I have a class, say employee like -
class employee {
public String name;
employee(String name){
this.name = name;
public int showSalary(){
int salary = 10000;
return salary;
public String showName()
return name;
i want to change the value of instance variable "name" and local variable "salary" from a stand alone program?
My standalone program will not use employee class; i mean not creating any instance or extending it. This is being used by any other calss in project.
Can someone tell me how to change these value?
Please help
Regards,
Sujeet SharmaThis is the tutorial You should interest in. According to 'name' field of the class, it's value can be change with reflection. I'm not sure if local variable ('salary') can be changed - rather not.
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Hi
Company procures copper sheet of certain thickness with different sizes. Stock keeping dimension is KG. Material master has alternative unit of measure and conversion factor for KG and cubic centimeter. Design department will enter this sheet dimension like 15005003 in BOM and it will correctly calculate KG with formula entered.
My problem is shop floor person will come to know the dimension and KG relation but how store person will come to know what size he has to cut and issue against production order. As while issuing goods he can only see quantity in KG and not in cubic centimeters ?
SurendraSDBSAP ,
If its unanswered why you flaged it answered .......?
and solution to your problem in standard sap is not possible.
You need to go for development, logic can be , for all variable size items from a BOM you need to pick size 1 size 2 and size 3 to print on issue slip . It will give exact dimension to your storage person to issue the correct dimension sheet to shop floor.
Regards
Ritesh -
Hi, im a PP consultant from bombay, i had a query regarding a client who is inti\o wooden frame manufacturing it is a strictly discrete industry and the client specifications vary with almost every request. at the moment the client is creating a new mat master for every new product thus causing the master materials to run into 50-60 thousand currently. i want to know if i can use variable size items to reduce the number of materials defined as all of the materials are from standard sized planks. stock is required to be maintained for all components individually.
Hi,
"If you want different-sized sections of a material (raw material) to be represented by one material number in BOM items, you use this item category."
Ans lies in the your last statement(stock is required to be maintained for all components individually)You cannot go for variable size item as you need to maintain stock individually
Revert if you have further query
Reward points if useful
Regards,
SVP
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