InfoPackage packet size
Hi all,
I've seen several threads regarding the customizing of the InfoPackage packet size. Basically, it says that I have to change it in "InfoPackage under Scheduler->Data Default Transfer" but I can't see this option there.
Is it only for the 3.5 version ? Does it work with a loading through a PSA ?
Thx in advance...
These settings apply to the creation of data pakcaets. Say you had 50000 records coming in 50 packets with default settings of 20000 and 10. In that case there would have been 5 Info Idocs.
Now if the settings are changed to say 10000 and 5, the number of data packates would become 100 and InfoIdocs 20 (one for every 5 data packets).
Lower the size of data packets, higher the no. of packets. All records still get extracted.
update rules run for a data packet at a time. If you are getting memory or performance problems in update rules, dropping the size of the data packet is an option. Lower no. of records to be processed per run of hte update rules.
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InfoPackages Packet Size TRANSPORT
Thanks for all the people who answered my questions about the customizing of the InfoPackages Packet Size.
I have another one for you : is this modification transportable ? Do I just have to transport the InfoPackage that I modified, or do I have to transport something else ? Or can I just change it directly in production (I don't really like that option)Once you have trnasported an InfoPack, it will prompt for a transport request next time it is modified. Most likely the InfoPack is currently in $TMP.
Go to the transport connection and select the InfoPack there, change the dev. class and transport.
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Hi
i have two questions
1) where can i set the data packet size in BW and R3 and also in BI how and where can we set .
2)by what method/logic we will select the key fields in dso.
ex: i have 5 tables in the sourse and each table will have primary keys, now how do we know that particular primary keys should be kept in KEY FIELDS folder in DSO.
full points will be assigned.HI,
Data package settings for the data to be extracted from R3 to BI can be done through :
1) SBIW>General Settings> Maintain Control Parameters for Data Transfer
These settings are common for all the info packages which extract data from R3.
2) If u want to do settings relevent to specific Infopackage then :
RSA1>Click On the Specific Infopackage>Scheduler(in the Menu Bar)-->DataS Default Data Transfer.
3) And if you want to do DSO Package settings then:
Got to Transaction RSODSO_SETTINGS
Here u can do package settings for DSO activation ,paramenter for SID generation ect.
And selection of Key fileds depends upon the requirement.
Based on the key fields what all the data fileds u want to overwrite or add the corespomding data fields
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Chaitanya. -
How do I change packet size for a single load
All,
I need to change the packet size for a single load I'm doing. How do I set that?
Thanks.
DaveHi..........
For this u hav to go to the infopackage scheduler........
If u r in Process chain >> Right click on the infopackage >> Maintain variant..........then it will come to the IP scheduler..................In the Top Scheduler Tab >> Click on it and select DataS. Default data transfer .......Now there may be a delta IP and Full upload IP for the same datasource.......check ur IP .....it is full or delta..........if full change the packet size for full upload..............otherwise for delta upload........
If the IP is not a part of any Process chain..........then go to RSA1 >> Find the IP..........and double click on it........then the IP scheduler screen will open..........
You can make global settings for all datasources...... in the transaction SBIW in the area General Settings >> Maintain control Parameter for Data transfer......... The parameters that you maintain here are valid as global standard values, and thus apply to all DataSources.
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The setting for packet size (RSCUSTV6)
HI Guys
i want to know the setting for packet size (RSCUSTV6). can i do in production . or dev.
i want change as
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please advise on this.
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DNS after reducing the advertised EDNS UDP packet size to 512 octets
hello
There is something wrong with my DNS server, it open internet webs so slow,and i have no idea with this .
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Message was edited by: leo.xuealso interesting, when setting DNS servers IPs in Network Settings for your host,
it is important that the IPs are not doubled.
in example if you have Networksettings like
automatic DHCP given from router or server.
IP-Adress: 192.168.2.2
Subnetmask: 255.255.255.0
Router IP: 192.168.2.1
DNS-Server: 127.0.0.1, 192.168.2.2
wich means localhost and again same machine, just different IP..
then your lookup mechanism has to walk thru this steps to know if there is nothing inside to resolve adresses.
which means in this example it would take double the time if DNS-Server would be just 127.0.0.1
you can see if there is a lot to work thru in your logs.
look for something like "sizing zone task pool based on 9 zones".
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sniffer on our network to analyze our message packets. We've noticed
that
our packets are very large and it appears that much of the overhead is
in
the overhead of RMI or T3.
Here are some sample numbers for similar message between a single client
and our WLS server.
T3: 3500 bytes
T3 w/ HTTP tunneling: 5500 bytes
IIOP: 1250 bytes (using VisiBroker ORB talking to Smalltalk ORB)
As you can see the T3 packet size is 65% larger than the same packet
sent
via Corba/IIOP. It also appears that with RMI, all of the full class
names
and variable names are also being passed along within the packet. Are we
missing something or is this an understood fact? Is there anything we
can
do to fix this problem? As it stands, our bandwidth requirements to
support
the larger T3 packet size are astronomical and this would not be
feasible
in a production environment. Does anyone know what is the typical
percentage
overhead increase per packet. It appears to be about 400%.
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Edwin Marcial
Continental Power Exchange
Weblogic Environment
WLS Server
WLS 4.51 w/ Service Pack 7
NativeIO = true
ExecuteThreadCount = 40
readTimeoutMillis=5000
readTimeoutMillisSSL=10000
Dell Pentium III 600 w/ 512 MB memory
JavaSoft 1.2.2
-ms128 -mx350
WLS Client
Java Application
t3s and https (using WLS RMI)
JavaSoft 1.1.7b
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comparision to IIOP. If the message sizes really bother you that much you
may want to look into and a EJB implementation that maps RMI to IIOP such as
the Inprise Application Server which sits atop the VisiBroker ORB.
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Edwin Marcial <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
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sniffer on our network to analyze our message packets. We've noticed
that
our packets are very large and it appears that much of the overhead is
in
the overhead of RMI or T3.
Here are some sample numbers for similar message between a single client
and our WLS server.
T3: 3500 bytes
T3 w/ HTTP tunneling: 5500 bytes
IIOP: 1250 bytes (using VisiBroker ORB talking to Smalltalk ORB)
As you can see the T3 packet size is 65% larger than the same packet
sent
via Corba/IIOP. It also appears that with RMI, all of the full class
names
and variable names are also being passed along within the packet. Are we
missing something or is this an understood fact? Is there anything we
can
do to fix this problem? As it stands, our bandwidth requirements to
support
the larger T3 packet size are astronomical and this would not be
feasible
in a production environment. Does anyone know what is the typical
percentage
overhead increase per packet. It appears to be about 400%.
Our WLS environment is described below.
Edwin Marcial
Continental Power Exchange
Weblogic Environment
WLS Server
WLS 4.51 w/ Service Pack 7
NativeIO = true
ExecuteThreadCount = 40
readTimeoutMillis=5000
readTimeoutMillisSSL=10000
Dell Pentium III 600 w/ 512 MB memory
JavaSoft 1.2.2
-ms128 -mx350
WLS Client
Java Application
t3s and https (using WLS RMI)
JavaSoft 1.1.7b
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hi all.,
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i am using packet size were the user gives the no. of records he want to be executed in a report.
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thnkx
bhanuhi,
check this code regarding packagr size ,no of records to be processed to get out put in report,
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mseg,
zamatdoc,
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mblnr LIKE mkpf-mblnr,
mjahr LIKE mkpf-mjahr,
END OF gi_mkpf.
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INCLUDE STRUCTURE zamatdoc.
DATA: END OF gi_mseg.
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gv_date1(11),
year(4),
month(2),
day(2),
flag(1),
read_flag(1).
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count TYPE i.
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SELECTION-SCREEN: BEGIN OF BLOCK b1 WITH FRAME TITLE text-110.
SELECT-OPTIONS : records FOR char. " OBLIGATORY.
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START-OF-SELECTION.
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month = gv_date1+4(2).
day = gv_date1+6(2).
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CONCATENATE day month year INTO gv_date1.
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mjahr
FROM mkpf
INTO TABLE gi_mkpf
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SORT gi_mkpf BY mblnr.
DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES FROM gi_mkpf.
CLEAR count.
IF NOT gi_mkpf[] IS INITIAL.
IF NOT records-low IS INITIAL .
IF NOT records-high IS INITIAL.
DESCRIBE TABLE gi_mkpf LINES count.
IF records-high < count.
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ENDIF.
IF records-low <> 1.
IF records-low <> 0.
DELETE gi_mkpf FROM 1 TO records-low.
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ENDIF.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
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WHERE mblnr = gi_mkpf-mblnr
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Hello,
It looks like there is another reason for performing a full cluster restart to apply the first patch for 3.7 (3.7.0.1). On a machine with MTU=1500, it appears that the default maximum packet size value was changed from 1452 to 65535 and this change prevents the cluster from forming during a rolling upgrade.
16 May 2011 14:08:01,376 ERROR Logger@813856187 3.7.0.1: 2011-05-16 14:08:01.376/1.539 Oracle Coherence GE 3.7.0.1 <Error> (thread=Cluster, member=n/a): This member could not join the cluster because of a configuration mismatch between this member and the configuration being used by the rest of the cluster. The maximum packet size (65535) for this member does not match the maximum packet size that the running cluster is using. Rejected by Member(Id=1, Timestamp=2011-05-16 14:05:49.303, Address=XXX2:11500, MachineId=38601, Location=machine:YYY2,process:14945,member:cacheserver:1, Role=cacheserver).
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Cheers,
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Thanks ...i read it even before...just thought may be some simple way is available.Yes - this required a little digging around to find out :-) From memory I think the link above does not include an example of how you actually do it.
Look at the code for the Sun audio transmit example (AVTransmit2.java) and find this code snippet from the createProcessor() method:
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tracks[0].setFormat(supported[5]);
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tracks[0].setFormat(supported[5]);
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tracks[0].setCodecChain(new Codec[] {rcm,je,p});
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Folks,
Can we configure the packet size for idocs on the onutbound side of the Adapter ?
ManishHi Manish,
It is posible if all 1000 idocs are of same Idoc type.
Jus go and change the occurene of Idoc in the XSD as 1..Unbounded. SO that your the message can hold multiple Idocs.
But let me clarify here, if you send 1000 idocs from R3 , it will come to XI as one-by-one. There is no mechanism to get 1000 idocs at a time. So you need to collec all the idocs and then send it.
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Hi
Can you please let me know
1) how we can control the Packet Size while processing Idoc's?
2) How to find out how many Idoc's got / can be processed in one packet?
3) Where can these Packet size settings be made?
Satish.Hi,
You can get control on indoc inbound processing only if the processing is "triggered by background program" in the partner profile.
>1) how we can control the Packet Size while processing Idoc's?
It is controlled in the variant of the RBDAPP01 program
>2) How to find out how many Idoc's got / can be processed in one packet?
This is tuning : you have to experiment to find out the best setup for your specific need.
It is not an easy task because it is not usually very easy to import a lot of idocs in a testbed system.
You have to find a compromise between speed (throughput) and resource consumption.
>3) Where can these Packet size settings be made?
Again in RBDAPP01 variant.
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