Maximum Number of Keys

Hello, I'm doing a study on different database software and I was wondering what the maximum number of foreign, primary, and super keys that are allowed in a relational table?

This list might be one starting point for Oracle 10gr2.
The number of primary keys per table should be pretty much consistent in any rdbms;)

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Maximum number of key for recno database

Hi
I have a question about Recno database.what is the maximum number that can be specified for key.can I chage maximum?
please help me
thanks
regards
saeed

Hi,
2**32
Here is a reference for more information:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/db/ref/am_conf/logrec.html
The maximum is not a configuration parameter so you can't change it without modifying source code.
Ron

Maximum number of key/value pairs in btree or hash database

It's not clear to me from the documentation what the limit is on the number of key/value pairs in a Btree or hash database. The documentation on logical record numbers says that the db_recno_t type is a 32-bit unsigned type, "which limits the number of logical records in a Queue or Recno database, and the maximum logical record which may be directly retrieved from a Btree database, to 4,294,967,295". What does "directly retrieved" mean in this sentence? Does this mean that Btree is limited to 4,294,967,295 key/vaue pairs? If so, is this also the limit for a hash database?

Hi mcgarvek,
In case of Queue, Recno and Btree configured for logical record numbers - you can do that by setting DB_RECNUM flag: http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/db/api_c/db_set_flags.html#DB_RECNUM , the maximum number of records is 4,294,967,295 and after that limit, the next record will be inserted as record number 1.
In case of Hash and Btree, the maximum database size depends on the page size selected by the application. Berkeley DB stores database file page numbers as unsigned 32-bit numbers and database file page sizes as unsigned 16-bit numbers. Using the maximum database page size of 65536, this results in a maximum database file size of 248 (256 terabytes).
Database limits: http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/db/ref/am_misc/dbsizes.html
Logical record numbers: http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/db/ref/am_conf/logrec.html
Regards,
Bogdan Coman

Max number of key figures

In BI 2004s 7.0, how many key figures or the maximum number of key figures can a query have in the Column area that would not impede the performance of running the query? This would include key figures that use User Exit code for variables, RKFs, and CKFs.

I can't imagine a requirement that would have 175 key figures in a query. What would be the requirement?
It would be a big burden to maintain, support it, and change control. One of the tips to improving query performance is to break up the query with this number of key figures into smaller queries and make use of RRI. Workbooks are there for use with multiple worksheets or 1 worksheet with multiple grids. How would you improve query performance with this kind of query.
The key figures are created to be able to derive other key figures based on the RKFs that make use of the exit code that determines the dates from what the user enters.
Are you saying that a Business Analyst would use 175 key figures to do the analysis at a time? I have seen the most is 12 - 13 key figures that are not hidden and the 10 others are hidden because they are use for derivation - a total of 23 key figures in a query.
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Sort key too long - maximum number of columns in select statement

the sort key too long is caused by either too many group
functions or too many columns selected. Does anyone know the
maximum number of columns that can be selected in one statement ?

The Oracle 9i reference states ...
The GROUP BY expression and all of the
nondistinct aggregates functions (for example,
SUM, AVG) must fit within a single database
block.
... and the Oracle 9i SQL Reference states that ...
An order_by_clause can contain no more than 255
expressions.
You could check your own documentation, but i think it will
be the same.

Maximum number of characteristics and Key figures used in a Query

Hi Experts,
Any Thought on the maximum number of Characterstics and key figures that can used in a Query. I know it impacts performance query and runs for very long time.
Thanks,
Kumar.

Hi Kumar,
Welcome to SDN.
I really did not think about it till now, sharing my thoughts on this -
1. You can use all the characteristics & Key Figure ( & more)in Query what you have in you Cube.
2. Query is suppose to serve a purpose, to deliver you analytics based on some KPI etc & it will have maximum no of char / key figures which human mind could make some sense of.
3. Performance of query actually is divided into three areas -
a. database time
b. OLAP time
c. Front End time
and if you query on not performing well first look at which area is taking maximum time & the optimize that first & there are various ways to optimize each area.
Hope it helps.
VC

Increasing maximum number of Logical Processors in a Processor Group greater than the default (64)

Can the maximum number of Logical Processors allowed in a Processor Group be increased by Bcdedit command or registry key to a number greater than the default (64) to allow non-group-aware applications to seamlessly scale via multithreading across more cores
MSDN documents methods to reduce the max number of LP's in a Processor Group to 1 or any power of 2 less than 64 in order to increase the number of Processor Groups. But there is no discussion of how to increase the maximum number of Logical Processors
allowed in a Processor Group to a number greater than the default (64), e.g. to 128 or 256.
Since a non-group-aware application/process can only run on 1 Processor Group, increasing this limit is needed to allow non-group-aware multithreaded applications to scale seamlessly for parallel computation across more than 64 cores simultaneously on systems
with more than 64 cores (for example, a quad-socket Intel Xeon system with 24 cores per socket, including true and hyper cores). If that limit can be set via registry key or command line, or if there is another way to force all the cores on
all 4 sockets (4 NUMA nodes in this case) to join in 1 Processor Group, then non-group-aware applications will not need to be rewritten using group-aware thread-affinity APIs.

Hi John,
Are you trying to specify a static NUMA-node-to-group assignment, rather than letting Windows dynamically assign NUMA nodes to groups at boot time? If yes, You can refer the
following related KB:
How to manually configure K-Group assignment on multiprocessor machines
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2506384
Systems with fewer than 64 logical processors always have a single group, Group 0. On systems with 64 or fewer processors, existing applications will operate correctly without
modification. Applications that do not call any functions that use processor affinity masks or processor numbers will operate correctly on all systems, regardless of the number of processors. To operate correctly on systems with more than 64 logical processors,
the following kinds of applications might require modification:
•Applications that manage, maintain, or display per-processor information for the entire system must be modified to support more than 64 logical processors. An example of
such an application is Windows Task Manager, which displays the workload of each processor in the system.
•Applications for which performance is critical and that can scale efficiently beyond 64 logical processors must be modified to run on such systems. For example, database
applications might benefit from modifications.
•If an application uses a DLL that has per-processor data structures, and the DLL has not been modified to support more than 64 logical processors, all threads in the application
that call functions exported by the DLL must be assigned to the same group.
By design, a non-NUMA computer is considered to have one NUMA node. Because NUMA nodes cannot span groups, the system creates a node for each group after you restart the computer.
The related KB:
Processor Groups
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd405503(v=vs.85).aspx
More information:
Uneven Windows Processor Groups
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/saponsqlserver/archive/2011/10/08/uneven-windows-processor-groups.aspx
Boot Parameters to Test Drivers for Multiple Processor Group Support
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff542298(v=vs.85).aspx
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GRC 10.0 : Maximum number of Rule Sets

Hi Experts,
What is the maximum number of rule sets we can define in GRC 10.0?
What could be the impact on performance if we defined a dozen of different rule sets?
Best Regards,
Nicolas

Hi,
In theory, you can have as many rulesets as you wish in the GRC 10 world. However, you rightly point out that there will be a substantial performance impact.
The number of rulesets is not really the key element here but the number of risks and rules defined within them will be.
If you know that you wish to manage a significant number of separate rulesets, be sure to spec them out accordingly and make use of the connector groups to rationalise the content as far as possible (e.g. group similar elements like Basis or systems together). You will also need to size the GRC system appropriately with a basis SME so that you can review the system performance appropriately.
Simon

Error msg "Maximum number of items in FI reached" displayed while backflush

Dear Gurus,
The scenerio at our client's site is that of MTO using strategy group 50 and variant configuration.
The production process goes through a sequence of three operations. Details are as under:
1. Operation 10: Control key (PP01), all components (say some 1500) are allocated to this operation.
2. Operation 20: Control Key (PP01), no components allocated to this operation.
3. Operation 30: Control key ( PP03), no components allocated, AutoGR maintained in control key.
Now the issue is while doing confirmation using T code CO1F, individually for all the operations, backflushing of some odd 900 components is not taking place. The components get stock in COGI. Each time these are to be cleared from COGI, although there is sufficient stock of these components for these components.
The error msg that is being displayed in COGI is "Maximum number of items in FI reached".
Pls suggest how to take care of it.
Regards,
Pradeep Santara

Hi,
The error is due to the maximum line items have been reached in FI.
actually you cann't post more than 999 items in one acctg doc at one time.
regards

How to get maximum number of results using content presenter taskflow

Hello Friends,
I am using 11.1.1.6,
Below is the query is getting executed while content presenter taskflow get executed, Though I have more than 100 results in UCM, I am always getting only 25. Is there anywhere I can configure to fetch maximum number of results ? Though I set maxResults = 200, It always returns 25.
SELECT * FROM ora:t:IDC:GlobalProfile WHERE ora:p:xRegionDefinition = 'NEWS_REG_DEF' AND ora:p:xArchiveFlag='Yes' and ora:p:xDocumentSortDate > TIMESTAMP '2014-01-01T00:00:00.000+00:00' and ora:p:xDocumentSortDate < TIMESTAMP '2014-12-31T00:00:00.000+00:00' ORDER BY ora:p:xDocumentSortDate DESC
Page Def.xml : here the taskflow entries configured in page def xml file
<taskFlow id="doclibcontentpresenter2"
              taskFlowId="/oracle/webcenter/doclib/view/jsf/taskflows/presenter/contentPresenter.xml#doclib-content-presenter"
              activation="deferred"
              xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/binding"
              Refresh="ifNeeded"
              RefreshCondition="#{requestScope.pRefreshArchiveNewsSction='Y'}">
      <parameters>
        <parameter id="taskFlowInstId" value="${'myinst'}"/>
        <parameter id="datasourceType" value="${'dsTypeQueryExpression'}"/>
        <parameter id="datasource"
                   value="#{backingBeanScope.ArchiveBean.contentQuery}"/>
        <parameter id="templateCategory" value="${''}"/>
        <parameter id="templateView" value="${'templates.archive.list'}"/>
        <parameter id="regionTemplate" value="${'false'}"/>
        <parameter id="maxResults" value="200"/>
      </parameters>
    </taskFlow>

Hi Dan,
Here is the detailed logs
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Query by [email protected] from CIS
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preparedQueryText: ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
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Setting substr to other operator conv flag: '( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )'
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Into parse of UniversalSearchQuery for: ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
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Into parseQueryEx of UniversalSearchQueryParser for queryArr : ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
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Parsing universal query: '( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )'
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Processing callback on query value 'NEWS_REG_DEF'
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Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : equals value : NEWS_REG_DEF
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Processing actions list size : 1 on the input value : xRegionDefinition with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
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Processing action number : 0 : prefix on the input value : xRegionDefinition with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
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Processing actions list size : 2 on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
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Processing action number : 0 : upperCase on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
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Processing action number : 1 : escape on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
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Processing actions list size : 2 on the input value : Yes with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
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Processing action number : 0 : upperCase on the input value : Yes with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
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Processing action number : 1 : escape on the input value : YES with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
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Processing callback on query value '2013-01-01 00:00:00'
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Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : and value :
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Processing callback on query value '2013-12-31 00:00:00'
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Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : dateLess value : 2013/12/30 18:00:00
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Converted native query: '((( SDATA(sdxRegionDefinition LIKE 'NEWS\_REG\_DEF') ) and (( SDATA(sdxArchiveFlag LIKE 'YES') ) and (( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate > '2012/12/31 18:00:00') ) and ( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate < '2013/12/30 18:00:00') )))))'
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Meta query end time:15:23:53.67
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.692
IdcServer-14885
!csMonitorActiveDbConnections,0
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.692
IdcServer-14885
Connection is removed from active connections with key of '[ACTIVE] ExecuteThread: '35' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)''.
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.692
IdcServer-14885
release pool connection
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.708
IdcServer-14885
Execution time is 65 ms.
>searchquery/7
02.19 15:23:53.945
IdcServer-14886
Query by [email protected] from CIS
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
preparedQueryText: ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Setting substr to other operator conv flag: '( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Into parse of UniversalSearchQuery for: ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Into parseQueryEx of UniversalSearchQueryParser for queryArr : ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Parsing universal query: '( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2013-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2013-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )'
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing callback on query value 'NEWS_REG_DEF'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : equals value : NEWS_REG_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing actions list size : 1 on the input value : xRegionDefinition with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing action number : 0 : prefix on the input value : xRegionDefinition with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing actions list size : 2 on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing action number : 0 : upperCase on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing action number : 1 : escape on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with '' resulting in value :NEWS_REG_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with _ resulting in value :NEWS_REG_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with \- resulting in value :NEWS_REG_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with \_ resulting in value :NEWS\_REG\_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with \, resulting in value :NEWS\_REG\_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : and value :
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing callback on query value 'Yes'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : equals value : Yes
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing actions list size : 1 on the input value : xArchiveFlag with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing action number : 0 : prefix on the input value : xArchiveFlag with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing actions list size : 2 on the input value : Yes with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing action number : 0 : upperCase on the input value : Yes with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processing action number : 1 : escape on the input value : YES with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with '' resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with _ resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.946
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with \- resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with \_ resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Processed escape with \, resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : and value :
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Processing callback on query value '2013-01-01 00:00:00'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : dateGreater value : 2012/12/31 18:00:00
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : and value :
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Processing callback on query value '2013-12-31 00:00:00'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : dateLess value : 2013/12/30 18:00:00
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Converted native query: '((( SDATA(sdxRegionDefinition LIKE 'NEWS\_REG\_DEF') ) and (( SDATA(sdxArchiveFlag LIKE 'YES') ) and (( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate > '2012/12/31 18:00:00') ) and ( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate < '2013/12/30 18:00:00') )))))'
>searchquery/7
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
assigning connection
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
!csMonitorActiveDbConnections,1
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
Connection is added to active connections with key of '[ACTIVE] ExecuteThread: '1' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)''.
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.947
IdcServer-14886
query(live): (((((((((((( SDATA(sdxRegionDefinition LIKE 'NEWS\_REG\_DEF') ) and (( SDATA(sdxArchiveFlag LIKE 'YES') ) and (( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate > '2012/12/31 18:00:00') ) and ( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate < '2013/12/30 18:00:00') )))))))))))))) [1,51] sort(xDocumentSortDate DESC)
>search/6
02.19 15:23:53.992
IdcServer-14886
Start parsing drill down fields with SAX...
>search/6
02.19 15:23:53.993
IdcServer-14886
Completed parsing 1 groups.
>search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
ResultSetInterface results: <ctx_result_set><hitlist><hit><sdata name="DID">11489</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006063</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16132</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006403</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">13513</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006591</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">11319</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006003</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">17043</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1004050</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16477</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006407</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16162</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006593</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16010</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006399</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">10524</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-005609</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">10777</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-005601</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">10508</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-005600</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">10476</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-005585</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">12427</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006397</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16333</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-005580</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">17080</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1004051</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">15926</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006482</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16857</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1003963</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16895</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1003964</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16487</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006481</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">12431</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006485</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16813</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1003977</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">9569</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-005342</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16814</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1003978</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">17045</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1004056</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">12246</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006478</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">15911</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-005652</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16775</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1003999</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">11925</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">VMOHSKEND05482000776</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">15639</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">VMOHSKEND05482000763</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16865</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">VMOHSKEND05482000770</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">10100</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">VMOHSKEND05482000741</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">17116</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1004054</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">9015</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">VMOHSKEND05482000801</sdata><score>100</score></hit><hit><sdata name="DID">16474</sdata><sdata name="SDDDOCNAME">WCC_CLUSTER1-006061</sdata><score>100</score></hit></hitlist><count>34</count><groups sdata="SDDRILLDOWN"><group value="Document,insight_application1,"><count>34</count></group></groups></ctx_result_set>
>search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
Trace:
search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
ctx_query.result_set start time:15:23:53.95
search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
ctx_query.result_set   end time:15:23:53.96
search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
Result parsing start time: 15:23:53.96
search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
Result parsing   end time: 15:23:53.97
search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
SELECT dDocName,dDocTitle,dDocType,dSecurityGroup,dInDate,xArchiveFlag,xHidden,xWebsiteObjectType,xWebsiteSection,xDontShowInListsForWebsites,dRevisionID,dDocCreator,dWebExtension,xUpdateContentType,xSubmitForApproval,xFilesAllowed,xRegionDefinition,xWCWorkflowAssignment,dDocCreatedDate,dCreateDate,xWCTags,dOriginalName,xNewsType,dFormat,dPublishType,dDocFunction,dDocAuthor,VaultFileSize,dDocLastModifier,xWebFlag,dOutDate,dGif,dExtension,dDocLastModifiedDate,xClbraRoleList,xInhibitUpdate,URL,AlternateFormat,WebFileSize,xClbraUserList,dDocOwner,xReadOnly,dRevClassID,xWCWorkflowApproverUserList,xCollectionID,xComments,xPartitionId,dRevLabel,xStorageRule,dFullTextFormat,xWebsites,xDocumentSortDate,dRendition2,dRendition1,dID,xReadyForReplication,dDocAccount,xReadMoreURL,xIdcProfile,xClbraAliasList,otsFormat,otsCharset,otsLanguage FROM IdcText2 WHERE dID IN (11489,16132,13513,11319,17043,16477,16162,16010,10524,10777,10508,10476,12427,16333,17080,15926,16857,16895,16487,12431,16813,9569,16814,17045,12246,15911,16775,11925,15639,16865,10100,17116,9015,16474)
search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
Meta query start time: 15:23:53.97
search/7
02.19 15:23:53.994
IdcServer-14886
Meta query end time:15:23:53.98
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.995
IdcServer-14886
!csMonitorActiveDbConnections,0
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.995
IdcServer-14886
Connection is removed from active connections with key of '[ACTIVE] ExecuteThread: '1' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)''.
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:53.995
IdcServer-14886
release pool connection
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.007
IdcServer-14886
Execution time is 61 ms.
>searchquery/7
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Query by [email protected] from CIS
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
preparedQueryText: ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Setting substr to other operator conv flag: '( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Into parse of UniversalSearchQuery for: ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Into parseQueryEx of UniversalSearchQueryParser for queryArr : ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Parsing universal query: '( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )'
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Processing callback on query value 'NEWS_REG_DEF'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : equals value : NEWS_REG_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Processing actions list size : 1 on the input value : xRegionDefinition with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Processing action number : 0 : prefix on the input value : xRegionDefinition with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.313
IdcServer-14887
Processing actions list size : 2 on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing action number : 0 : upperCase on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing action number : 1 : escape on the input value : NEWS_REG_DEF with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with '' resulting in value :NEWS_REG_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with _ resulting in value :NEWS_REG_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with \- resulting in value :NEWS_REG_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with \_ resulting in value :NEWS\_REG\_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with \, resulting in value :NEWS\_REG\_DEF
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : and value :
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing callback on query value 'Yes'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : equals value : Yes
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing actions list size : 1 on the input value : xArchiveFlag with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing action number : 0 : prefix on the input value : xArchiveFlag with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing actions list size : 2 on the input value : Yes with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing action number : 0 : upperCase on the input value : Yes with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing action number : 1 : escape on the input value : YES with searchengine ORACLETEXTSEARCH
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with '' resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with _ resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with \- resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with \_ resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processed escape with \, resulting in value :YES
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : and value :
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing callback on query value '2014-01-01 00:00:00'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : dateGreater value : 2013/12/31 18:00:00
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : and value :
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Processing callback on query value '2014-12-31 00:00:00'
>searchqueryparse/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Into appendClauseElement CommonSearchConfig with operator : dateLess value : 2014/12/30 18:00:00
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Converted native query: '((( SDATA(sdxRegionDefinition LIKE 'NEWS\_REG\_DEF') ) and (( SDATA(sdxArchiveFlag LIKE 'YES') ) and (( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate > '2013/12/31 18:00:00') ) and ( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate < '2014/12/30 18:00:00') )))))'
>searchquery/7
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
assigning connection
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
!csMonitorActiveDbConnections,1
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.314
IdcServer-14887
Connection is added to active connections with key of '[ACTIVE] ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)''.
>searchquery/6
02.19 15:23:54.315
IdcServer-14887
query(live): (((((((((((( SDATA(sdxRegionDefinition LIKE 'NEWS\_REG\_DEF') ) and (( SDATA(sdxArchiveFlag LIKE 'YES') ) and (( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate > '2013/12/31 18:00:00') ) and ( SDATA(xDocumentSortDate < '2014/12/30 18:00:00') )))))))))))))) [1,51] sort(xDocumentSortDate DESC)
>search/6
02.19 15:23:54.365
IdcServer-14887
Start parsing drill down fields with SAX...
>search/6
02.19 15:23:54.367
IdcServer-14887
Completed parsing 1 groups.
>search/7
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IdcServer-14887
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Trace:
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ctx_query.result_set   end time:15:23:54.32
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Result parsing start time: 15:23:54.33
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Result parsing   end time: 15:23:54.35
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Meta query start time: 15:23:54.35
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Meta query end time:15:23:54.35
>searchquery/6
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!csMonitorActiveDbConnections,0
>searchquery/6
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Connection is removed from active connections with key of '[ACTIVE] ExecuteThread: '21' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)''.
>searchquery/6
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release pool connection
>searchquery/6
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Execution time is 69 ms.
>searchquery/7
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Query by [email protected] from CIS
>searchquery/6
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preparedQueryText: ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchquery/6
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Setting substr to other operator conv flag: '( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )'
>searchqueryparse/6
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Into parse of UniversalSearchQuery for: ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchqueryparse/6
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Into parseQueryEx of UniversalSearchQueryParser for queryArr : ( ((xRegionDefinition <matches> `NEWS_REG_DEF`) <and> ((xArchiveFlag <matches> `Yes`) <and> ((xDocumentSortDate>`2014-01-01 00:00:00`) <and> (xDocumentSortDate<`2014-12-31 00:00:00`)))) )
>searchquery/6
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Parsing universal query:

Maximum Number of Objects in Local History does not work

In our Production system, I have configured the Maximum Number of Objects in Local History to be '10'. I do not see any queries in the dropdown. I have executed and changed queries since I made this change. None of the users can see a history log.
In our Dev system, the Maximum Number of Objects in Local History is working as expected.
Is there a system-wide setting that overrides my personal setting?
Thanks.

you could have a consolidated DSO with the keys alone and see if you can have an alternate design using an infoset instead....

Maximum number of datafiles

Hi All,
We have a PROD database (Oracle Version 10.2.0.2) and in this DB a tablespace has crossed maximum number of datafiles (975 datafiles)
Any suggestions what can be done to avoid the warnings and also does this have any impact on DB performance?
Thanks and Regards,
Nick.

sybrandb wrote:
On the other hand Oracle DBAs administrating products like SAP, Peoplesoft, and Oracle Financials tear their hair out and suffer from high blood pressure, because they can't tame the beast.
(Oracle Financials even used to have no foreign keys).In standard, Peoplesoft neither has no FK. And no PK. And no trigger. And what's the issue ? You don't have to update the data outside the application or component interface.
Everything must be done is respect of the application layer.
Everything, including the database management.
As a Peoplesoft admin for the last few years, yes, I have to confirm some high blood pressure because of that management could seems "strange" (that could explain some migraine I have, thanks for linking both), but believe me, after several years, you learn how you can bypass the proprietary tool provided by the ERP and manage everything through SQL*Plus, but right, always by maintaining the ERP metamodel. And finally, the hairs are still there.
Nicolas.

Hi , I have recently bought an second hand iPhone 4 , Now most of the thing on the iPhone you need iCloud ,i try logging on to it but when i do it say The maximum number of free account have been activated on this iPhone, i don't know what to do. Help

Hi , I have recently bought an second hand iPhone 4 , Now most of the thing on the iPhone you need iCloud ,i try logging on to it but when i do it say The maximum number of free account have been activated on this iPhone, i don't know what to do. Help

When you have kernel panics, the pertinent information is in the panic report.
These instructions must be carried out as an administrator. If you have only one user account, you are the administrator.
Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.
In the Console window, select
DIAGNOSTIC AND USAGE INFORMATION ▹ System Diagnostic Reports
(not Diagnostic and Usage Messages) from the log list on the left. If you don't see that list, select
View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar.
There is a disclosure triangle to the left of the list item. If the triangle is pointing to the right, click it so that it points down. You'll see a list of reports. A panic report has a name that begins with "Kernel" and ends in ".panic". Select the most recent one. The contents of the report will appear on the right. Use copy and paste to post the entire contents—the text, not a screenshot.
If you don't see any reports listed, but you know there was a panic, you may have chosen Diagnostic and Usage Messages from the log list. Choose DIAGNOSTIC AND USAGE INFORMATION instead.
In the interest of privacy, I suggest that, before posting, you edit out the “Anonymous UUID,” a long string of letters, numbers, and dashes in the header of the report, if it’s present (it may not be.)
Please don’t post other kinds of diagnostic report.
I know the report is long, maybe several hundred lines. Please post all of it anyway.

Maximum number of records for usage of "For all entries"

Hi,
Is there a limit on maximum number of records to be selected from the database using "For all entries" statement ?
Thanks in advance

There is a UNDOCUMENTED(??) behaviousr
FOR ALL ENTRIES does ahidden SELECT DISTINCT & drops duplicates.
http://web.mit.edu/fss/dev/abap_review_check_list.htm
3 pitfalls
"FOR ALL ENTRIES IN..." (outer join) are very fast but keep in the mind the special features and 3 pitfalls of using it.
(a) Duplicates are removed from the answer set as if you had specified "SELECT DISTINCT"... So unless you intend for duplicates to be deleted include the unique key of the detail line items in your select statement. In the data dictionary (SE11) the fields belonging to the unique key are marked with an "X" in the key column.
^^!!!!
(b) If the "one" table (the table that appears in the clause FOR ALL ENTRIES IN) is empty, all rows in the "many" table (the table that appears in the SELECT INTO clause ) are selected. Therefore make sure you check that the "one" table has rows before issuing a select with the "FOR ALL ENTRIES IN..." clause.
(c) If the 'one' table (the table that appears in the clause FOR ALL ENTRIES IN) is very large there is performance degradation Steven Buttiglieri created sample code to illustrate this.

Maximum number of records to BAPI BAPI_PIRSRVAPS_SAVEMULTI

Hi All ,
Could anybody tell me maximum number of records that can be passed to BAPI
BAPI_PIRSRVAPS_SAVEMULTI.
This BAPI is used for forecast upload to SNP planning area (which can be seen in product view: /sapapo/rrp3).
Win full points for the resolution...
Thanks in advance...
Chandan Dubey

Hi Chandan!
When you use read table, then you should define your tables as 'sorted' or 'hashed'. If you don't have a unique key or you need different key fields (in different parts of the program), then you can SORT the table and use binary search. But be careful, binary search for not correct sorted tables is possible, but won't find right entry. [end of confirmation]
Also in SAP's BAPI read table without binary search might be found -> not only your coding might be slower with higher numbers.
Variances in the runtime: of course different server load can have influences, also different buffer fillings (sometimes a value is in buffer, sometimes your SQL has to fill the buffer can occur.
But also different data content has influence. I don't know details, but I asume your data is matnr / werks dependent. Then the BAPI can have an overhead for each article or each site. So if you book 1000 sites for 1 article can be faster than having 100 sites for 10 articles - because 'in the end' the booking will be split by articles (for example!).
Check, what the leading object of this BAPI is (e.g. article). In the meaning of lock object of change document. It might be, that bookings for different entries of one article are not possible at the same time (in parallel) (and article is only example, you have to check).
When you plan to run your program several times, divide your parts (-> the data) according to this object, so that the same object is only part of one program run. In general there is not much to think about running a report several times with different data - just locking has to be checked. (As long as the whole system is not getting busy for 100%...)
Regards,
Christian

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