Heavy DB growth. ECC
Hi team,
I am going in critical situatiion as my database is growing heavily as my top ten tables occuping nearly 2 GB per day.
SYS_LOB0000106157C00006$$ 491.567
ACCTIT 119.3
FAGLFLEXA 108.9
ARFCSDATA 82.967
MSEG 76.933
BSIS 63.367
ACCTCR~0 61.867
RFBLG 52.8
COEP 42.733
FAGLFLEXA~0 41.9
FAGLFLEXA~3 41.233
TOTAL 1183.567
i AM UNABLE TO TRACE WHY db IS GROWING HEAVY...
I DID REORG ON SOME TABLES..... I AM AFRAID OF THAT LOB ....
IS IT NORMAL GROWTH IN UR PROJECTS???
PLEASE SUGGEST
REGARDS,
sk
Dear experts,
LOB SYS_LOB0000106157C00006$$ belongs to Table TST03 and record count is 3,913,757....
RSPO1041 is running successful....
RSBTCDEL job is having log....
Failed to delete log for job SAP_CCMS_CPH_HRCOLL, count 11181601
Of the 5.543 jobs selected, 2.146 were not deleted
we are running more jobs RSBTCDEL2 running max of 5sec....with varient
1000 Job Name S
1000 User Name S
1000 Event S
1000 Event Parameter S
1000 Released P
1000 APREDAYS P 7
1000 BPREDAYS P 7
1000 CPREDAYS P 7
1000 Scheduled P
1000 ASCHDAYS P 7
1000 BSCHDAYS P 7
1000 CSCHDAYS P 7
1000 finished P X
1000 AFINDAYS P 7
1000 BFINDAYS P 7
1000 CFINDAYS P 7
1000 canceled P X
one more RSBDCTL6 is agian running weeekly max 5 sec...
1000 TYP_SES P X
1000 TYP_REC P
1000 SESSION S I C P *
1000 CREATOR P *
1000 DAT_FROM P 00.00.0000
1000 TIM_FROM P 00:00:00
1000 DAT_TO P 00.00.0000
1000 TIM_TO P 00:00:00
1000 PERIOD P 007
1000 STATE__ P
1000 STATE_E P
1000 STATE_F P
1000 STATE_R P
1000 STATE_S P
1000 STATE_C P
1000 STATE_L P
1000 STATE_A P X
RSTS0024 job in 5 sec with varient............
1000 Display Only P
1000 Display and Check P
1000 Delete P X
1000 Maximum Size of the Selection P 20,000
RSBDCTL6 job runs max 2 secs with varient ..................................
1000 TYP_SES P X
1000 TYP_REC P
1000 SESSION S I C P *
1000 CREATOR P *
1000 DAT_FROM P 00.00.0000
1000 TIM_FROM P 00:00:00
1000 DAT_TO P 00.00.0000
1000 TIM_TO P 00:00:00
1000 PERIOD P 007
1000 STATE__ P
1000 STATE_E P
1000 STATE_F P
1000 STATE_R P
1000 STATE_S P
1000 STATE_C P
1000 STATE_L P
1000 STATE_A P X
Please suggest is my varient are Fine to run job successfull ........... any new varient should attach..................
Please suggest any new jobs(currently i am following 16083 note)...
Regards,
Siva
Edited by: skreddy555 on Mar 21, 2011 12:49 PM
Edited by: skreddy555 on Mar 21, 2011 12:53 PM
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>
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>
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3.Resource-Related Down Payments and Billing:-- Supports creation of down-payment requests analogous to the functions offered by resource-related billing- Enables organizations to bill the requesting company code for services provided via a resource-related billing document.
4.SAP Beverage Functions Available for the Consumer Products Industry:- As of SAP ERP Central Component (SAP ECC) 5.00, the following functions from the SAP beverage industry solution are available for the consumer products industry:* SAP ECC 5.00, consumer products (EA-CP 500)- Material sorting- Extra charge- Empties management- Part load lift orders- Pendulum list indirect sales- Sales returns- Excise duty* SAP ECC 5.00, supply chain management extension (EA-SCM 500)- Direct store delivery back-end- Master data- Visit control- Transportation planning (including loading units, aggregation categories)- Vehicle space optimization- Output control (including valuated delivery note)- Route accounting (including tour data entry, cash payer, route settlement)* SAP ECC 5.00, industry-specific sales enhancements (EA-ISSE 500)- Extended rebate processing.
5.Credit Management:-Integrating sales and distribution (SD) credit management with SAP Credit Management application:With SAP ERP 6.0 application, you can also use SAP Credit Management in SAP Financial Supply Chain Management set of applications (FIN-FSCM-CR) to perform all credit checks and commitment updates for all areas of sales (SD-BF-CM). In SAP Credit Management, you can update the data from multiple systems. This enables you to execute credit checks with consistent data in distributed systems, too. Furthermore, you can connect to external credit information providers by extensible markup language (XML) interfaces. Alternatively, you can continue to use SD Credit Management (SD-BF-CM).
6.E-Commerce: Catalog Management :-As of SAP ERP 6.0 application, you must carry out product catalog replication from your ERP solution to the Text Retrieval and Information Extraction (TREX) server for use in the Web shop, using the report ISA_CATALOG_REPLICATION.
*7.E-Commerce: Quotation and Order Management**:-* Order creation with reference to a contract that has been displayed* Lock of sales documents to avoid concurrent access during the order change process* Display of bills of material in the shopping basket* Free goods processing* Processing of grid products for the SAP Apparel and Footwear application* One-step business order processing* Selection of multiple transaction types in the shopping basket* Credit card support in business-to-business (B2B) Web shop* Material number format conversion* Maintenance of delivery priority in the shopping basket (B2B)* Document search for all documents across all sales areas* Interprocess communication-characteristic value display in basket and order confirmation
8.E-Commerce: Selling Over eBay:-Creation and management of product listings on eBay leverages the e-commerce order management and fulfillment capabilities of the SAP ERP application by easily tying existing tax, pricing, shipping, and payment configurations to post-auction processing. Enhancements in 2005: * You can use the business-to-consumer (B2C) checkout instead of the eBay checkout. With the B2C checkout, you can maximize cross-selling and up-selling opportunities by leveraging B2C functionality, determine tax and shipping using the elaborate methodologies available through condition techniques in SAP ERP 6.0. * E-mail notification scenario: winner notification to keep the auction winner updated with the status of the auction and of his or her order * Monitoring through features such as single-activity trace (SAT), heartbeat, and logging * Creation and publishing of multiple-item auctions and manual retraction of winners
9.E-Commerce: User Management:-- Web-based user management for business-to-business internet users - Assignment of authorization roles to users in web-based user management - Automatic migration of SU05 to SU01 internet users
10.Enterprise Services in Sales Order Management:-Please check in the Enterprise Services Workplace site which enterprise services are available for sales order management on the SAP Developer Network site (www.sdn.sap.com).
11.Internet Pricing and Configurator (IPC):-The IPC is enhanced and integrated to allow configuration within the sales documents of the SAP ERP application reusing existing model data while leveraging its improved functionality and advanced user interface within SAP ERP.
12.Price Catalog (PRICAT): Inbound Processing (Retail):-Inbound message processing of PRICAT essages:As of SAP ERP Central Component enterprise extension retail 6.0 (EA-RET 600) component, you can create and change article data automatically, or in an interface for mass data handling. The system takes both single and generic articles and bills of material and prices into account.
13.Rebate Condition Records Using Scales:-As of SAP ERP 6.0 application, you can set up rebate agreements so that the scale base value and the rebate scale level is derived from the total sales volume of multiple condition records. You do this by grouping condition records in the rebate agreement.
14.SAP Role: Internal Sales Representative:-SAP role internal sales representativeThis role delivers all the functions to fulfill the requirements of an internal sales representative. This includes tasks such as answering phone calls from customers and prospective customers, processing incoming inquiries and sales orders, and preparing quotations and sales contracts.Target groupThe responsibilities of an internal sales representative (or customer service representative) include the following:- Answering phone calls from customers and prospective customers- Answering product, price, and order status related questions- Processing incoming inquiries and sales orders- Preparing quotations and sales contracts- Taking sales orders and ensuring successful order processing for example, taking care of the completeness of sales documents, releasing delivery-blocked orders, and so on - Support for the outside sales force for example, checking on quotations, updating customer master data, and so on- Preparing reports and sales analyses for the sales manager and the sales teamWork overview This work center gives you an overview of your daily work and gives you easy access to your most important tasks. Sales documents This work center allows you to work on all your sales documents. You can create and maintain inquiries, quotations, sales orders, sales contracts, scheduling agreements, and billing documents. Order fulfillment This work center allows you to monitor order fulfillment. You can display deliveries, backorders, and shipments, and can check product availability.Master data This work center enables you to work on all your master data. You can create and maintain business partners, customer agreements, prices and conditions, and products.
Please visit the following links:
http://service.sap.com/erp
http://solutionbrowser.erp.sap.fmpmedia.com/ (Functional prespective)
http://service.sap.com/instguides --> mySAP Business Suite Applications --> mySAP ERP --> mySAP ERP 2005 --> Upgrade
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/LOVC/LOVC.pdf
For Functionality Differences pls refer to the below site -
http://solutionbrowser.erp.sap.fmpmedia.com/
After opening the site, please select the Source Release Version which is 4.6 b Then Select the Target Release Version which is "mySAP ERP 2005" or ECC 6.0
Select the Solution Area like Financials, Human Capital Management, Sales....
Select module like MM, PP, SD, QM.....
Click on Search
Then it displays the Release Version and the Delta Functionality. which can be downloaded to a word document if required.
and also check the release notes of ECC 6.0 in service.sap.com.
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Rakesh -
One SAP BI 7 system pulling data from 2 ECC 6 systems
Hello experts,
has any one gone through the scenario of extracting data from 2 SAP ECC 6 systems in to one BI 7 system? If so, What were the challenges from the view of configuration, performance and security? I appreciate your feed back.
Thanks,
Prasanthi Bellam>
prasanthi bellam wrote:
> Hello experts,
> has any one gone through the scenario of extracting data from 2 SAP ECC 6 systems in to one BI 7 system? If so, What were the challenges from the view of configuration, performance and security? I appreciate your feed back.
>
> Thanks,
> Prasanthi Bellam
Configuration, Peformance and security wouldnot be a issue, the only issue was cleansing the data from two system.
We actually went with compounding all the objects with source system tag, which involved heavy manual activity.But before going to this, you can check out if there is master data overlap for the two systems if not then you can do away without compounding. -
Database history growth not updating after EHP upgrade
Hi All,
We are using SAP ECC 6.0 (731 - SP09 ) & DB2 Fix pack 5 version.Database history growth not updating after EHP upgrade. I have check collector job running fin and DB tab > Configuration > Data Collection Framework > Configuration Collector are in green status.
Please help me to resolve this issue.
Regards,
MKHi MK,
You can try few things:
1. Check to collector standard job like SAP_COLLECTOR_FOR_PERFMONITOR should be running succesfully.
2.If you can check to data collector collection interval column , you will find it to be Not Schedule.
Try with Repair all collector.
To make it work properly you have to perform
Data Collection Full
Data Collection Incremental
Hope it helps
BR Vaibhav -
STORAGE SIZING - running R/3 ECC 9 yrs - how to estimate NW2004s 7.0 need
Does anyone have some metrics they use when determining storage requirements if one were to plan on installing almost all of the NW2004s product suite.
Example ---
<u>BACKGROUND DATA</u>
We've been running ECC 5.0 (previously 3.1H, 4.6C) for 9 years.
Total "PRD" storage usage for ECC = 1.5tb
Total storage available in our environment = 8.6tb
We traditionally have an additional 2 full copies of PRD data for QA/TST etc.
% of PRD storage use against total available = 17.4% (1.5tb/8.6tb)
Our ECC 5.0 grows approximately 350gb per year (with archiving active)
<u>FUTURE STATE</u>
We plan to implemnt BI, CRM, SCM, SRM, MDM, KM, XI, APO
Need to plan out 3 yrs storage requirements for these additional components.
Yes, we realize "IT DEPENDS" but need to make some assumptions and put a stake in the ground.
Does anyone have some storage metics where
CRM storage = x% of R/3 storage
BI storage = x% of R/3 storage
SCM = x% of R/3 storage
SRM = x% of R/3 storage
etc.
Any feedback is greatly appreciated......
RegardsHello Doreen!
Yes, it DOES depend...
CRM etc.: No idea. We dont have them.
BI 7.0 starts with some 30 GB (new system) and grows into infinity, depending on the creativity and detail requirements of your BI people. Can be much larger than production ERP data, we hear. My tipp: Always keep HUGE room to grow for the BI database, the increments are not by hundreds of MB, but by dozens of GB, if you are lucky... And our guy did never tell when they began to load a new cube...
Buying storage for 3 years seems a bit long for me, as disk sizes double so often... Our collegues are now migrating out the 36 GB drives they put in in 2002, and 72 GB are the next ones to go. And the 600's are ante portas...
What storage system do you have?
Server sizing: Dont ask me. We alwas had luck to take it one size larger than "they" sized. But that depends on your workload growth rates.
HTH, Rudi
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