Dialog Work process being blocked

Hi All ,
I deleted one of the sessions using ctrl + alt + del in one of my application server. Now when i checked using work process overview through sm51 in that application server (logged in through other application server). The dialog work process is in the running status and it is still held by me for a long time.
can anyone suggest me that I go for cancelling the process by choosing
Process -> cancel without core. I have already tried terminating the session through sm04. I would like to add one more thing that in action column of the work process overview is shown as roll out.
Regards
Gaurav

Hi gaurav,
You can cancel the Process using CANCEL WITHOUT CORE , incase if you do not require a log details for that particular Work Process.
You can cancel the Process using CACEL WITH CORE , incase if you want a Log details for the same !
The same activity can be performed at Operating system level using the "dpmon" utility.
Regards,
Prem

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Hi Olivier,
I really appreciate your help. You told me a very useful clew!
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I'm afriad the 72 DWPs will be run out of use someday.
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r4201:ispadm 60> more dev_disp
trc file: "dev_disp", trc level: 1, release: "46D"
Tue Jul 1 10:56:32 2008
relno 4640
patchlevel 0
patchno 2318
intno 0
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DpIPCInit: start server >r4201i1_ISP_00 <
MBUF state OFF
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EM/TOTAL_SIZE_MB = 28000
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use SAPLOCALHOST=<r4201i1> as internal hostname
MBUF set hwid_state to HWID_PENDING
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DpStartStopMsg: start msg sent
CCMS: AlInitGlobals : alert/use_sema_lock = TRUE.
CCMS: start to initalize 3.X shared alert area (first segment).
DpMsgAdmin: Set release to 4640, patchlevel 0
MBUF state PREPARED
MBUF component UP
MBUF set hwid_state to SAP_O_K
(F1785294464 )
DpMsgAdmin: Set patchno for this platform to 2318
Release check o.K.
Tue Jul 1 10:56:37 2008
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Tue Jul 1 10:58:51 2008
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Tue Jul 1 11:10:02 2008
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***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (159 GAJDOSECHOVA142 P10063 )
[dpxxdisp.c 8106]
RM-T142, U159, 400 GAJDOSECHOVA, P10063, 11:09:34, M1, W3, ZCSR, 3/2
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SoftCancel request for T244 M0 received from REMOTE_TERMINAL
SoftCancel request for T113 M0 received from REMOTE_TERMINAL
Network error of client T109, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN),
dp_tm_status=3
Tue Jul 1 11:11:52 2008
*** Warning => NiAddrToHost took 55 seconds
Client address of T109 is 10.42.197.31(10.42.197.31)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (120 VELICKA 109 P10240 )
[dpxxdisp.c 8106]
RM-T109, U120, 400 VELICKA, P10240, 11:08:35, M0, W2, CIC0, 4/1
Network error of client T271, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN),
dp_tm_status=3
Tue Jul 1 11:12:47 2008
*** Warning => NiAddrToHost took 55 seconds
Client address of T271 is 10.42.197.28(10.42.197.28)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (540 FOJTIKOVA 271 P10260 )
[dpxxdisp.c 8106]
RM-T271, U540, 400 FOJTIKOVA, P10260, 11:11:52, M0, W4, CIC0, 2/1
Network error of client T150, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN),
dp_tm_status=3
Tue Jul 1 11:13:42 2008
*** Warning => NiAddrToHost took 55 seconds
Client address of T150 is 10.42.197.155(10.42.197.155)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (162 INCEDI 150 P1855 )
[dpxxdisp.c 8106]
RM-T150, U162, 400 INCEDI, P1855, 11:08:40, M0, W15, CIC0, 5/2
*** ERROR => DpTmSend: NiBufSend failed(rc=-6)->disconnect tm: 332
[dpxxdisp.c 9048]
RM-T332, U1395, 400 6KVAH, p2501, 11:10:57, M0, W44, CIC0, 2/2
*** ERROR => DpTmSend: NiBufSend failed(rc=-6)->disconnect tm: 269
[dpxxdisp.c 9048]
RM-T269, U537, 400 5SIMS, p6453, 11:11:52, M1, W5, EL27, 4/2
*** ERROR => DpTmSend: NiBufSend failed(rc=-6)->disconnect tm: 252
[dpxxdisp.c 9048]
RM-T252, U429, 400 3ZAMT, N10184, 11:11:52, M0, W27, EEDM, 2/1
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[dpxxdisp.c 4841]
***LOG Q0G=> DpRqBadHandle, bad_req ( DIA) [dpxxdisp.c 3880]
*** ERROR => BAD REQUEST - Reason: DpRqCheck failed (line 4311):
[dpxxdisp.c 3882]
-IN-- sender_id REMOTE_TERMINAL tid 150 wp_ca_blk 26 wp_id -1
-IN-- action SEND_TO_WP uid 162 appc_ca_blk -1 type
DIA
-IN-- new_stat NO_CHANGE mode 0 len 91 rq_id
4115
*** ERROR => DpRqCheck: mode 0 in status CANCEL/HAND_SHAKE
[dpxxdisp.c 4841]
***LOG Q0G=> DpRqBadHandle, bad_req ( DIA) [dpxxdisp.c 3880]
*** ERROR => BAD REQUEST - Reason: DpRqCheck failed (line 4311):
[dpxxdisp.c 3882]
-IN-- sender_id REMOTE_TERMINAL tid 109 wp_ca_blk 5 wp_id -1
-IN-- action SEND_TO_WP uid 120 appc_ca_blk -1 type
DIA
-IN-- new_stat NO_CHANGE mode 0 len 376 rq_id
4133
*** ERROR => DpRqCheck: mode 0 in status CANCEL/HAND_SHAKE
[dpxxdisp.c 4841]
***LOG Q0G=> DpRqBadHandle, bad_req ( DIA) [dpxxdisp.c 3880]
*** ERROR => BAD REQUEST - Reason: DpRqCheck failed (line 4311):
[dpxxdisp.c 3882]
-IN-- sender_id REMOTE_TERMINAL tid 269 wp_ca_blk 159 wp_id -1
-IN-- action SEND_TO_WP uid 537 appc_ca_blk -1 type
DIA
-IN-- new_stat NO_CHANGE mode 0 len 219 rq_id
4138
*** ERROR => DpHdlSoftCancel: terminal has token [dpxxdisp.c 11982]
RM-T368, U1988, 400 JJANISOV, P1761, 11:10:00, M0, W26, , 2/0
Network error of client T329, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN),
dp_tm_status=3
Tue Jul 1 11:14:02 2008
*** Warning => NiAddrToHost took 20 seconds
Client address of T329 is 10.42.101.49(10.42.101.49)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (1418 6BLUV 329 n2153 )
[dpxxdisp.c 8106]
RM-T329, U1418, 400 6BLUV, n2153, 11:09:17, M0, W10, ZPPL, 2/1
Network error of client T310, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN),
dp_tm_status=3
Tue Jul 1 11:14:57 2008
*** Warning => NiAddrToHost took 55 seconds
Client address of T310 is 10.42.95.65(10.42.95.65)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (1154 5RICI 310 P6342 )
[dpxxdisp.c 8106]
RM-T310, U1154, 400 5RICI, P6342, 11:10:57, M0, W50, EL28, 2/1
Network error of client T287, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN),
dp_tm_status=3
Tue Jul 1 11:15:17 2008
*** Warning => NiAddrToHost took 20 seconds
Client address of T287 is 10.42.53.89(p10172.smp.rwegroup.cz)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (974 SFOLTYNO 287 P10172 )
[dpxxdisp.c 8106]
RM-T287, U974, 400 SFOLTYNO, P10172, 11:08:43, M0, W1, CIC0, 2/1
Network error of client T267, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN),
dp_tm_status=3

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Workprocess Table (long) Tue Jul 1 10:43:01 2008========================
No Ty. Pid Status Cause Start Err Sem CPU Time Program Cl
User Action Table
0 DIA 3416750 Run yes 0 0 86SAPLSNR3 400
IMIKULAS
1 DIA 4538818 Run yes 0 0 0
2 DIA 3474660 Run yes 0 0 0
3 DIA 3929066 Run yes 0 0 132SAPLEVDB 400
6PETK Sequential Read ERCH
4 DIA 3268678 Run yes 0 0 0
5 DIA 3404518 Run yes 0 0 0
6 DIA 139764 Run yes 0 0 30SAPLE10G 400
OPENMIND
7 DIA 3449954 Run yes 0 0 0
8 DIA 3904336 Run yes 0 0 0
9 DIA 3248272 Run yes 0 0 0
10 DIA 3383962 Run yes 0 0 0
11 DIA 422200 Run yes 0 0 0
12 DIA 357308 Run yes 0 0 0
13 DIA 3227708 Run yes 0 0 0
14 DIA 332038 Run yes 0 0 4011SAPLERCH 400
DPATROVSKA1 Sequential Read ERCH
15 DIA 3044598 Run yes 0 0 0
16 DIA 3912454 Run yes 0 0 0
17 DIA 3223644 Run yes 0 0 0
18 DIA 3007018 Stop GUI yes 0 0 88SAPLSGUI 400
HEINDL
19 DIA 311766 Run yes 0 0 30SAPLBUPA 400
VSOKOLIK
20 DIA 3429582 Run yes 0 0 0
21 DIA 3908454 Run yes 0 0 10 400
5STEL
22 DIA 2977948 Run yes 0 0 0
23 DIA 291262 Run yes 0 0 0
24 DIA 516332 Run yes 0 0 0
25 DIA 3875678 Run yes 0 0 0
26 DIA 258416 Stop GUI yes 0 0 87SAPLOLEA 400
SICHANOVA
27 DIA 382010 Run yes 0 0 0
28 DIA 454862 Run yes 0 0 0
29 DIA 3855260 Run yes 0 0 30SAPLSNR3 400
6KRAN
30 DIA 184820 Run yes 0 0 0
31 DIA 402100 Run yes 0 0 0
32 DIA 450758 Run yes 0 0 0
33 DIA 389748 Run yes 0 0 10 400
3SOBB
34 DIA 357580 Run yes 0 0 0
35 DIA 3355606 Run yes 0 0 0
36 DIA 438464 Run yes 0 0 10 400
2KREU
37 DIA 4510046 Run yes 0 0 0
38 DIA 381516 Run yes 0 0 0
39 DIA 353468 Run yes 0 0 0
40 DIA 426162 Run yes 0 0 0
41 DIA 4501866 Run yes 0 0 30SAPLFKLO 400
4MENJ
42 DIA 401560 Run yes 0 0 0
43 DIA 349368 Run yes 0 0 10 400
INCEDI
44 DIA 324448 Run yes 0 0 0
45 DIA 369188 Run yes 0 0 0
46 DIA 299778 Run yes 0 0 0
47 DIA 365090 Stop GUI yes 0 0 30SAPLCOIH 400
3STRA
48 DIA 345276 Stop GUI yes 0 0 30SAPLEFND 400
5TETD
49 DIA 291798 Run yes 0 0 0
50 DIA 360990 Run yes 0 0 30SAPLE10E 400
JKONECNA
51 DIA 4493568 Run yes 0 0 0
52 DIA 271268 Run yes 0 0 0
53 DIA 348684 Run yes 0 0 0
54 DIA 267166 Run yes 0 0 0
55 DIA 340538 Run yes 0 0 0
56 DIA 4485546 Run yes 0 0 0
57 DIA 304238 Run yes 0 0 0
58 DIA 263068 Run yes 0 0 0
59 DIA 258960 Run yes 0 0 0
60 DIA 4477390 Run yes 0 0 0
61 DIA 332540 Run yes 0 0 0
62 DIA 397462 Run yes 0 0 0
63 DIA 254720 Run yes 0 0 0
64 DIA 4464982 Run yes 0 0 0
65 UPD 328348 Wait yes 0 0 0
66 UPD 242544 Wait yes 0 0 0
67 UPD 300168 Wait yes 0 0 0
68 UPD 426416 Wait yes 0 0 0
69 UPD 193486 Wait yes 0 0 0
70 ENQ 414102 Run yes 0 0 0
71 BTC 283638 Run yes 0 8 2540SAPLFKB2 400
0KRAK
72 BTC 381302 Run yes 0 0 1419SAPLES21 400
MSTRUHOVA1
73 BTC 275432 Run yes 0 0 10 400
SYSCUA
74 BTC 377200 Run yes 0 0 4012SAPLERCH 400
DPATROVSKA1 Sequential Read ERCH
75 BTC 283728 Run yes 0 0 3515SAPLSNR3 400
VYLETALM
76 BTC 373102 Wait yes 0 0 0
77 BTC 279630 Wait yes 0 0 0
78 BTC 381052 Wait yes 0 0 0
79 BTC 369002 Wait yes 0 0 0
80 BTC 364892 Wait yes 0 0 0
81 BTC 271464 Wait yes 0 0 0
82 BTC 360796 Wait yes 0 0 0
83 BTC 376916 Wait yes 0 0 0
84 BTC 372814 Wait yes 0 0 0
85 BTC 364604 Wait yes 0 0 0
86 BTC 263210 Wait yes 0 0 0
87 BTC 356404 Wait yes 0 0 0
88 BTC 348192 Wait yes 0 0 0
89 BTC 255012 Wait yes 0 0 0
90 BTC 331994 Wait yes 0 0 0
91 BTC 311936 Wait yes 0 0 0
92 BTC 299638 Wait yes 0 0 0
93 SPO 230612 Wait yes 0 0 0
94 SPO 295534 Wait yes 0 0 0
95 SPO 217800 Wait yes 0 0 0
96 SPO 222402 Wait yes 0 0 0
97 UP2 193112 Run yes 0 0 10 400
ANDRESIKOVA
98 UP2 201878 Wait yes 0 0 0
99 UP2 172842 Wait yes 0 0 0
100 UP2 328568 Wait yes 0 0 0
s - stop workprocess
k - kill workprocess (with core)
r - enable restart flag (only possible in wp-status "ended")
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Increase work process to specific Reports..

HI
is it possible to increase work process time to specifi report, becasue i am getting below error while running the report
The program "SAPLKARS" has exceeded the maximum permitted runtime without
interruption and has therefore been terminated.
After a specific time, the program is terminated to make the work area
available to other users who may be waiting.
This is to prevent a work area being blocked unnecessarily long by, for
example:
- Endless loops (DO, WHILE, ...),
- Database accesses with a large result set
- Database accesses without a suitable index (full table scan)
The maximum runtime of a program is limited by the system profile
parameter "rdisp/max_wprun_time". The current setting is 600 seconds. If this
time limit is
exceeded, the system attempts to cancel any running SQL statement or
signals the ABAP processor to stop the running program. Then the system
waits another 60 seconds maximum. If the program is then still active,
the work process is restarted.
please get me the solution asap
thanks By engli

You can set rdisp/max_wprun_time this value dynamically and chage it back to original value after your report is finished.
before you start your reoprt or program do this,
T-CODE --> RZ11 --> rdisp/max_wprun_time --> change value --> new value --> hit OK.
After your report is finished you can switch back to old value.
Regards
SM.

SAP SRM UI (NXP) - Work Processes remain running

Background:
Shopping carts are being processed through the new SAP SRM UI (NXP). On occasion, dialog Work Processes are left in 'running' status even when there is nothing happening in the front end.
It occurs for many standard programs, but when checking the WP details, all are pointing to the same class
/IWFND/CL_MGW_RUNT_RCLNT_PRXY and function module /IWBEP/FM_MGW_CHANGESET.
The /IWFND/*_LOG transactions aren't showing any errors or warning
I haven't found any relevant SAP notes.
Environment:
Oracle 11 on AIX
SRMNXP01                       100        0002 SRM Add-on New Experience
GW_CORE                        190        0003 SAP GW CORE 190
IW_BEP                         200        0007 Backend Event Provider
IW_FND                         240        0003 SAP IW FND 240
SAP_ABA                        701        0013 Cross-Application Component
SAP_AP                         700        0029
SAP_BASIS                      701        0013 SAP Basis Component
SAP_BS_FND                     701        0013 SAP Business Suite Foundation
SAP_BW                         701        0013 SAP Business Warehouse
MDM_TECH                       710_700    0009 MDM_TECH 710 : Add-On Installation
PI_BASIS                       701        0013 Basis Plug-In
and some other bits and pieces (including SAP UI% and associated components)
QUESTION:
At the moment, I'm interested in a BASIS perspective; I want to ensure the platform (SRM_SERVER, GW_CORE, UI5, SRMNXP01, etc) is stable and functional. However, I'm not familiar with debugging / tuning / administrating the SAP Gateway (I still think SMG when I hear Gateway), so these may have fairly obvious answers to the right people, but ...
1) What or where should I be looking for further clues ? My first thoughts are around the available network connections.
2) Is there a transaction that provides real time monitoring of GW CORE ? I've found that the /IWBEP/VIEW_LOG and /IWFND/*_LOG transactions are only useful after the fact.
thanks

Hello Martin,
such hanging work processes can have many causes. Which AIX version do you have? Please take a look at the note
1873277 - Hanging Work processes on SAP Application Servers
if it can be relevant in your case.
Regards, Alwina

Stop DIA work process with PRIV mode.

Hi,
How to stop DIA workprocess with PRIV mode. by searching notes, I find it is possible to setl the max time and max number of the private memory.
Kind regards,
Masaaki

Hello Masaaki,
Before deciding whether to wait for the process to finish by itself or not, i would suggest that you find out the program which is causing the work process to go into PRIV mode. Once this is done, as your technical guys (ABAP) to analyse why this is happening (is the program logic inefficient and hence using so much memory etc).
You have to note that (Dialog) work processes going into PRIV mode is not a healthy sign for the SAP application server.
This is beacuse once the WP goes into PRIV mode it is not available to any other transactions, and we only have a limited number of work processes.
Please make sure the parameters below are defined in RZ10 instance profile:
rdisp/max_priv_time - used to define the maximum time that a work process can remain in PRIV mode. (After this the work processes is terminated and restarted). This is reasonable because beyond the time limit set, it is imperative to assume that the program using the work process is in efficient. (in case a program really needs that much time, it needs to be scheduled as a background job).
rdisp/wppriv_max_no- this parameter defines the maximum number of work processes that can be in PRIV mode. Very useful.
Also, make sure that a parameter ABAP/heaplimit is defined. This ensures that if a program eats up a certain amount of heap memory, the work process being used can be terminated.
And finally please do check if your extended memory allocation is not big enough. the parameter em/initial_size_mb defines the fixed size of extended memory. Increasing this size only if you find that a lot of processes are frequently going into PRIV mode.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Prashant

Dialog Work process being blocked

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