GR NO SEQUENCE - MISMATCH

Hi All,
In the running GR serial numbers are interrupted for its sequence.
Eg:-
Mov Ty     Mat Doc     Amt in LC     Vendor     POr     Ref     Time of Ent     Ent Date
101     5xxxxx4762        xxxx     2xxxxx3     11xxxxx033     437     2:19:48 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4749        xxxx     9xxxxx5     15xxxxx649     DS912     2:14:10 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4748        xxxx     9xxxxx4     15xxxxx256     3886     2:11:10 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4747        xxxx     1xxxxx6     15xxxxx578     56996     2:07:32 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4745        xxxx     1xxxxx6     20xxxxx918     005918     1:04:26 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4761        xxxx     9xxxxx5     15xxxxx649     DS919     1:02:34 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4760        xxxx     2xxxxx1     10xxxxx302     9296     12:55:29 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4760        xxxx     2xxxxx1     10xxxxx302     9296     12:55:29 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4759        xxxx     9xxxxx4     14xxxxx217     1121     12:53:22 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4758        xxxx     9xxxxx4     14xxxxx217     1122     12:48:15 PM     1/11/2010
101     5xxxxx4757        xxxx     2xxxxx4     14xxxxx027     01060     12:43:48 PM     1/11/2010
I have checked for the Held GR & Posting of GR by different persons Eg:- some one open it & take time to post some one post quickly in this way i have checked while post or save in GR only the no. is generated in development server it's coming in sequence where as in production the Prior no. is taken up at later time can you explain at which time this thing will happen.
Thanks in advance,
sapuser
Edited by: Sap user on Jan 12, 2010 12:12 PM

Hi All,
SAP Number Range Buffer (BC-CST-NU)
The number range buffer is used to increase performance when assigning numbers. Instead of fetching the numbers each time from the database, a single access to the buffer suffices. The buffer is only refilled from the database (NRIV table) if it is empty.
Use of the buffer has the following benefits:
Accessing the main memory is a thousand times quicker than accessing the database. Speed is particularly important for applications that assign numbers frequently.
Database accesses are always subject to the database transaction mechanism. Once an application has assigned a number for one user, a second user cannot assign a number until the first user has executed a commit operation on the database. The application blocks further assignment, and the second user has to wait, until the commit has been executed.
The number range buffer can also prevent deadlock situations that may arise from assigning different numbers in a different order.
Since the SAP kernel for the number range buffer accesses the NRIV table directly, the structure of the table must never be changed. This also applies to adding new fields.
Check on it.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_NW70EHP1/helpdata/en/47/d56554167e3c84e10000000a42189c/frameset.htm
Regards,
Pherasath

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