DataGrid high rate insert rows

Hi everyone,
I'm working in a project where we have a high rate messages (like 2-3k per second) . We use Java on server side, BlazeDS and Flex.
We have a problem on flex side, the messages are insert on a DataGrid where we just show the last 1k messages, after the 100k messages passed through to the application, the datagrid start to refresh slower than before.
Do you know how can i solve this problem?
I executed the profiler and i saw that we don't have memory leaks
Thanks in advance.

sorry if i sound dense but i am picking up on the phrase "but i never tried to increase the rate "
i don't know anything about your architecture but are you cramming data back in some forced rate ? are you force streaming ? what exactly are you doing !!
that poor flash player sounds overwhelmed.
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2011 10:05:12 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: DataGrid high rate insert rows
There are 7 columns and the messages are around 200 bytes each, this means that the 200 bytes are split in the 7 columns.
Those messages are encapsulated in an object Message inside of which there are MessageFields that have two properties, tag and value.
Initially i sent 2.5k message per second but i never tried to increase the rate while the message were been delivered, when i resolve this issue i am going to try that.
At the begin (with 2.5k per sec) the refresh rate is quite good (almost realtime), i mean that the datagrid refreshes the sequence number of the messages really fast, each second i saw the sequence number increase in 2.5k.
After the first minute the datagrid starts to collapse and it refreshes every few seconds, like 5 seconds for example, and once its refreshed the sequence number increases in 5 * 2.5k, so the message are coming at the rate.
Regarding the use of cpu i underestimated that point, i was focus on the memory usage but i've showed that flash plugin recently it's between the first 3rd process and sometime took the 1st place.
How i can reduce the use of cpu?
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                    end if;
     end if;
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               if ( ( p_bill_to_customer_id is null or     p_bill_to_cust_account_id is null or
               p_bill_to_customer_site_id is null )) then
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               else
                    select count(*) into l_orders_created
                    from cs_incident_links
                    where subject_id = p_service_request_id
                    and subject_type = 'SR'
                    and object_type = 'ORDERS';
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                    if ( l_orders_created = 0 ) then
                    /* Create Order */
                    err_mesg := 'Got the Incident Types and Incidents Status flag';
                    select nvl((select quote_status_id
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                    from dual;
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*                    l_qte_rec.party_id := p_bill_to_customer_id;
*                    l_qte_rec.cust_party_id := p_bill_to_customer_id;
*                    l_qte_rec.cust_account_id := p_bill_to_cust_account_id;
*                    l_qte_rec.INVOICE_TO_CUST_PARTY_ID := p_bill_to_customer_id;
*                    l_qte_rec.INVOICE_TO_CUST_ACCOUNT_ID := p_bill_to_cust_account_id;
*                    l_qte_rec.INVOICE_TO_PARTY_SITE_ID := p_bill_to_customer_site_id;
*                    l_qte_rec.INVOICE_TO_PARTY_ID := p_bill_to_customer_id;
*                    l_qte_rec.quote_status_id := l_quote_status_id;
*                    l_qte_rec.quote_status_code := 'ENTERED';
*                    l_qte_rec.quote_status := 'ENTERED';
*                    l_control_rec.book_flag := 'N';
*                    err_mesg := 'set the Quote Header';*
*                    select nvl((select transaction_type_id*
*                    from oe_transaction_types_v*
*                    where name like 'Service Order'), 0 ) into l_qte_rec.order_type_id*
*                    from dual;*
*                    err_mesg := 'Got Order Type';*
*                    l_qte_rec.currency_code := 'USD';
how to insert rows in tmp table from rec_type which is in bold text .... i want to insert after the last statement .this is for debugging after executing the procedure

No version number and lots of other missing information.
That said look at the example here:
http://www.morganslibrary.org/reference/insert.html
under "RECORD INSERT."

Error while inserting rows in a table

Hi,
We have recently migrated from 9i to 10g. We have a scheduled job out our DB which first deletes all the rows from a table and then inserts them back by selecting rows from 5 tables. This table has a composite primary key based on 6 columns in it. In 9i, when i try to insert rows into the table after deleting all the rows from it, I am able to insert the data successfully . However, in 10g, when i try doing the same operation, it fails with the ORA error:
ORA-00001: unique constraint violated
The same query which works perfectly in 9i fails in 10g
If anybody has some ideas on how to resolve the same, kindly let me know.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
I was finally able to resolve the reason behind that error message and found it even more weird. The error was because I was using the substr function for extracting the characters 1-4 from a column which is 5 characters long. When i specify the query as:
select substr(column1, 1, 4)) from table1;
only the characters 1-3 are retrieved. Now if i change the query to select substr(column1, 1, 5)) from table1, in that case also only 3 characters are retrieved although i have specified the substr to start from 1 and read till 5 characters. Also, when i run the query:
select length(substr(column1, 1, 4)) from table1 or select length(substr(column1, 1, 5)) from table1
I get the answer as 3.
However, the most amazing part is that the query is working perfectly in 9i and is retrieving the data correctly i.e. from substr 1-4.
Can anyone suggest what the problem could be?
Thanks
Edited by: CrazyAnie on May 13, 2009 1:34 AM

Need to insert rows into 100 tables at a time

hi there,
below is our script for creation of 100 tables...
we need a plsql script, to insert rows into 100 tables at a single time...
please help us...vey urgent...
DECLARE
counter NUMBER;
sql_string VARCHAR2(2000);
BEGIN FOR counter IN 1..100 LOOP sql_string := 'CREATE TABLE emp_table'||counter||'
(id integer primary key, col_a VARCHAR2(42),col_b date,col_c number,col_d varchar2(20),col_e varchar2(20),
col_f varchar2(20),col_g varchar2(20),col_h date,col_i varchar2(20),col_j varchar2(20),col_k date)';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE sql_string;
END LOOP;
END;
/

hi,
below is our procedure and the error we are getting...
Name Null? Type
ID VARCHAR2(10)
COL_A VARCHAR2(10)
COL_B VARCHAR2(10)
COL_C VARCHAR2(10)
COL_D VARCHAR2(10)
COL_E VARCHAR2(10)
COL_F VARCHAR2(10)
COL_G VARCHAR2(10)
COL_H VARCHAR2(10)
COL_J DATE
DECLARE
counter NUMBER;
sql_string VARCHAR2(4000);
BEGIN FOR counter IN 1..100 LOOP sql_string := 'CREATE TABLE emp_a'||counter||'
(id varchar2(10), col_a varchar2(10), col_b varchar2(10), col_c varchar2(10), col_d varchar2(10), col_e varchar2(10),
col_f varchar2(10), col_g varchar2(10), col_h varchar2(10), col_j date)';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE sql_string;
END LOOP;
END;
DECLARE
counter NUMBER;
sql_string VARCHAR2 (2000);
BEGIN
FOR OuterCounter IN 1 .. 100 LOOP --- table prefix in which it is to be inserted
FOR InnerCounter IN 1 .. 100 LOOP --- records to be inserted
sql_string := 'INSERT INTO emp_a' || Outercounter || ' (id, col_a, col_b, col_c, col_d, col_e, col_f, col_g, col_h, col_j)
VALUES ('
|| InnerCounter || ', to_char( ''col_a''' || innercounter || '),'
|| InnerCounter || ', to_char( ''col_d''' || innercounter || '),'
|| ', to_char( ''col_e''' || innercounter || '),'
|| ', to_char( ''col_f''' || innercounter || '),'
|| ', to_char( ''col_g''' || innercounter || '),'
|| ', to_char( ''col_h''' || innercounter || '),'
|| ', to_char( ''col_j''' || innercounter || '), SYSDATE)';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE sql_string;
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
END;
DECLARE
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
ORA-06512: at line 17
please check the procedure and write the correct one...

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Hi Experts,
I am using a table control in module pool programming, How can I Insert row and delete row in a table control?
Thanks in Advance....

Santhosh,
Iam using this code..
FORM fcode_delete_row
              USING    p_tc_name           TYPE dynfnam
                       p_table_name
                       p_mark_name   .
-BEGIN OF LOCAL DATA----
DATA l_table_name       LIKE feld-name.
data: p_mark_name type c.
FIELD-SYMBOLS <tc>         TYPE cxtab_control.
FIELD-SYMBOLS <table>      TYPE STANDARD TABLE.
FIELD-SYMBOLS <wa>.
FIELD-SYMBOLS <mark_field>.
-END OF LOCAL DATA----
ASSIGN (p_tc_name) TO <tc>.
get the table, which belongs to the tc                               *
CONCATENATE p_table_name '[]' INTO l_table_name. "table body
ASSIGN (l_table_name) TO <table>.                "not headerline
delete marked lines                                                  *
DESCRIBE TABLE <table> LINES <tc>-lines.
LOOP AT <table> ASSIGNING <wa>.
access to the component 'FLAG' of the table header                 *
    ASSIGN COMPONENT p_mark_name OF STRUCTURE <wa> TO <mark_field>.
if <MARK_FIELD> = 'X'.
    PERFORM f_save_confirmation_9101.
    IF gv_answer EQ '1'.
      DELETE <table> INDEX syst-tabix.
      IF sy-subrc = 0.
        <tc>-lines = <tc>-lines - 1.
      ENDIF.
      ELSE.
      ENDIF.
    ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
in this code   ASSIGN COMPONENT p_mark_name OF STRUCTURE <wa> TO <mark_field>.
if <MARK_FIELD> = 'X'.
this code is not working...

Runtime error when inserting rows in hrp1018 and hrt1018 tables

Hi All,
I have a requirement to insert row in hrp1018 and hrt1018 tables.These tables are interlinked.So, I have used FM 'RH_INSERT_INFTY'. The exact code which I have used is as follows.
*****************************************code***************************************************************
<< Please post only the relevant portion of the code >>
The runtime error which is coming is as follows:
Error analysis
    An internal error in the database interface occurred during access to
    the data of table "HRT1018 ".
    The situation points to an internal error in the SAP software
    or to an incorrect status of the respective work process.
    For further analysis the SAP system log should be examined
    (transaction SM21).
    For a precise analysis of the error, you should supply
    documents with as many details as possible.
Please let me know why this error is coming.I am not able to find out mistake in the FM and form used in the code.
Thanks in advance,
BBKrishna.
Edited by: Rob Burbank on Jun 9, 2009 1:31 PM

I am adding the code once again.Please let me know why the error is coming up.
lv_mproj = 'BLDNG'.
wa_p1018-mandt = sy-mandt.
wa_p1018-otype = '9M'.
wa_p1018-objid = '50009650'.
wa_p1018-begda = '20090608'.
wa_p1018-endda = '99991231'.
wa_p1018-infty = '1018'.
wa_p1018-plvar = '01'.
wa_p1018-otype = '9M'.
wa_p1018-istat = '1'.
append wa_p1018 to it_p1018.
repid = sy-repid.
*Updating hrp1018 and hrt1018 tables
CALL FUNCTION 'RH_INSERT_INFTY'
    EXPORTING
    FCODE                     = 'INSE'
    VTASK                     = 'D'
     AUTHY                    = ' '
      REPID                   = repid
      FORM                    = 'FILL_TABS'
    TABLES
      INNNN                   = it_p1018
EXCEPTIONS
   NO_AUTHORIZATION          = 1
   ERROR_DURING_INSERT       = 2
   REPID_FORM_INITIAL        = 3
   CORR_EXIT                 = 4
   BEGDA_GREATER_ENDDA       = 5
   OTHERS                    = 6
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
    CALL FUNCTION 'BALW_BAPIRETURN_GET'
      EXPORTING
        TYPE                             = SY-MSGTY
        CL                               = sy-msgid
        NUMBER                           = SY-MSGNO
PAR1                             = ' '
PAR2                             = ' '
PAR3                             = ' '
PAR4                             = ' '
LOG_NO                           = ' '
LOG_MSG_NO                       = ' '
     IMPORTING
       BAPIRETURN                        = return_rec
EXCEPTIONS
ONLY_2_CHAR_FOR_MESSAGE_ID       = 1
OTHERS                           = 2
    IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
        lv_mproj = text-011
                  ELSE.
                  ii_return = return_rec.
                  CONCATENATE                  ii_return-type '-' ii_return-message
                  INTO lv_err_msg SEPARATED BY SPACE.
    ENDIF.
ENDIF.
*RHCD_TAB-PROZT
   FORM fill_tabs TABLES ins_tab
               USING ins_set ins_index.
DATA : BEGIN OF set.
          INCLUDE STRUCTURE wplog.
DATA : END   OF set.
DATA: BEGIN OF h_pt1018.             "to initialize INS_TAB
          INCLUDE STRUCTURE pt1018.
DATA: END OF h_pt1018.
REFRESH ins_tab.
set = ins_set.
CASE set-infty.
    WHEN '1018'.
      h_pt1018-posnr = lv_mproj.
      h_pt1018-prozt = '100.00'.
      IF NOT ( h_pt1018 IS INITIAL ).
        CLEAR ins_tab.
        ins_tab+36(8) = lv_mproj. "h_pt1018.
        ins_tab+134(5) = '100.00'.
        APPEND ins_tab.
      ENDIF.
ENDCASE.
ENDFORM.

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Hi Experts,
       Which part of the program in BCALV_EDIT04 is responsible for inserting a row in the grid? there is code to handle the data in the inserted line, to check the cells modified using the protocol, and event handler too. Can you please explain which fm or subroutine or step adds a new row to the grid when teh insert button in tool bar is pressed.
I also want some guidance reg the event handler thing. Is mouse click on the cell makes the methods of the protocol to be called? ( I am a java student.. learning SAP slowly.. can you please help me?)

methods:
      get_inserted_rows
           exporting
              inserted_rows type sflight_keys.
This part of the code is responsible for inserting rows in a grid. We call this method to insert records in the Grid.
There is no such function module implemented here. We implement the above functionality using <b>Classes and Methods</b>.
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Regards,
Pavan.

Inserting rows in table while logging errors...Urgent

Hi all,
i want to insert rows from temp table to main table.
if temp table contains 100 rows.then all rows must be inserted
in main table.if their is any exception while insertion,
insertion must nt stop and erroring rows along with error no must be inserted in
error log table.
How to do this ?
i used forall save exceptions to achieve this .
but ws able to save only error no. but not errroing rows in error log table.
is there any efficient way to achieve this?
can forall be modified in way that it inserts erroring rows also?????

Hi,
1.) does dbms_errorlog works fine in this case?If all of your 807 tables having same columns then i think it will work (NOT TESTED).
By the way are you also trying to insert rows for all tese 807 tables in a single PL/SQL block?
Please post how you are trying to insert then we can think about it,
Oracle ERROR_LOG table allows us to have any number of columns.
From the Oracle Docs:
The number of columns in this part of the error logging table can be zero, one, or more, up to the number of columns in the DML table. If a column exists in the error logging table that has the same name as a column in the DML table, the corresponding data from the offending row being inserted is written to this error logging table column. If a DML table column does not have a corresponding column in the error logging table, the column is not logged. If the error logging table contains a column with a name that does not match a DML table column, the column is ignored.
Regards

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