Performace Tuning for BSIS table

Hi All,
While selection of data from BSIS table , data is not comming in production server it is giving dump for time out.
So I have changed the code for peformance. I made a secondary idex ZCF and given field MANDT,BUKRS,HKONT,
GJAHR,BUDAT and MONAT.
And I wrote code like this.For HKONT I have the below criteria given by user.
SELECT bukrs hkont augdt augbl zuonr gjahr belnr
         buzei budat xblnr blart monat shkzg dmbtr prctr
    FROM bsis
    INTO TABLE lt_bsis
    WHERE bukrs IN s_bukrs
    AND ( HKONT LIKE '0051%1' OR HKONT LIKE '0051%2' OR HKONT = '0022300010' )
    AND gjahr = year
    AND budat IN s_budat
    AND monat = month
    %_HINTS ORACLE 'INDEX("BSIS" "BSIS~ZCF")'.
Even then data have not fetchedd within 15 mints and give time out dum.
Can any body suggest me how can I write the code to reduce time.
Thanks,
Rakesh

Hi,
We also received the same kiind of problem, i have used bsip table. and i did whatever i can do still iin production iit shows time out error. We tried everything. Then i made that program as Background Job using SM36. Then only we realised it tooks more than 12 hours to produce the output. After a long search we thought to make Index for that BSIP table, and we made that index using SE11. After we made the index properly , i tested again by scheduling backgroound job then we got that output in just 200 secs (3.4 Minutes). Note the difference.
It might be due to small problem only. You first check your index of BSIS table and create a one.. or else you schedule a job and see the output..

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Theres a select statement which fetches data from BSIS table.
As in the where clause the only key field used is BUKRS its consuming more time.Below is the code.
Could you please tell me how to improvise this piece of code.
I tried to fecth first from BKPF table based on the selection screen paramater t001-bukrs and then for all entries in BKPF fetched from BSIS.But it didnt worked.
your help would be very much appreciated.Thanks in advance.
SELECT bukrs waers ktopl periv
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         INTO TABLE i_ccode
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Moved by moderator to the correct forum
Edited by: Matt on Nov 6, 2008 4:10 PM

Dnt go for FOR ALL ENTRIES it will not help in this case .Do like below , you can see a lot of performance improvement.
SELECT bukrs waers ktopl periv
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         WHERE bukrs IN s_bukrs.
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LOOP AT i_ccode.
   SELECT bukrs hkont gjahr belnr buzei bldat waers blart         monat bschl shkzg mwskz dmbtr wrbtr wmwst prctr kostl
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ENDLOOP.
I dnt know why perform is good for the above query than "bulrs in so_bukrs" .This willl help , i m sure. this approach helped me.
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Field description buffer       FTAB
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Initial record buffer          IRBD
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Short nametab (NTAB)           SNTAB
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rsdb/ntab/entrycount          20000            Max. number / 2 of entries buffered
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Calendar buffer                CALE
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zcsa/calendar_ids             200              Max. number of directory entries
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Roll, extended and heap memory EXTM
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ztta/roll_first               1          Byte First amount of roll area used in a dialog WP
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Statistic parameters
rsdb/staton                   1                Statistic turned on (1) or off (0)
rsdb/stattime                 0                Times for statistic turned on (1) or off (0)
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Using this method you can create a posing in accounting for certain business transactions.
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Leon

user12064076 wrote:
And with your tuning or architecture experiences, do you think whether we should set degree for a partitioned table as the partitioned table can be parallelized based on partitions?What version of Oracle?
A site I worked at recently preferred not to hard-code the degree but to let Oracle choose it at runtime; they felt it offered better allocation of system load than hard-coding the values. They were on 10g release 2.

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