*** performance issue, advice plz...
Hi Experts,
I have a z-table1 in which I have some fileds, I have wrote the select query to fetch the data and got data too, now from this internal table I have to pass a field called SERIAL_NUM to another z-table2, to fetch the CO documents/items.
But in the z-table2 here SERIAL_NUM field is not a key field nor it is having the index, so it is taking time in minutes even to fetch CO doc number/items for 10 serial numbers also.
Here the z-table2 is having abt 42 lacs of records, I guess even to search the doc numbers for this 10 SERIAL_NUM it is looking each time 42 lacs records as a result it is taking time in mins.
Sample code as follows-
LOOP AT it_zeps06 INTO wa_zeps06.
SELECT SINGLE
belnr
buzei
billcode
vbeln
INTO (ws_belnr, ws_buzei, ws_billcode, ws_vbeln)
FROM zeps03
WHERE serialnum = wa_zeps06-serial_no.
Endloop.
Plese advice me how to overcome this performance issue? Is it works if I create index on serial_num filed in z-table2? Or is there any other way?
Appreciate you response.
Regards.
DC
Hi,
The first issue is that you are looping over a select statement. What you could do is create another internal table with same fields as the select statement above and then use the table it_zeps06 with FOR ALL ENTRIES options and collect the serial numbers.
This should take much less time than the others. Since you are looping over a select statement, the trip from AServer to DBServer is expensive.
Thanks...
Preethanm S
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* Author Thanura ....... *
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shkzg LIKE bseg-shkzg,
xblnr LIKE bsad-xblnr,
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wa_voucher1 TYPE ty_voucher1.
DATA : it_voucher2 TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ty_voucher1,
wa_voucher2 TYPE ty_voucher1.
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w_FixedAmt LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
w_fixedasst LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
w_Sundry LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
w_SundryAmt LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
w_SuppayAmt LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
w_Suppay LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
w_SuppayAmt1 LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
w_Suppay1 LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
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w_Tax LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
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w_SellAmt LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
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w_AdminAmt LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
w_Admin LIKE bseg-dmbtr,
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* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_DutyAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY003' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Duty = w_Duty + w_DutyAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Duty = w_Duty + w_DutyAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Salary /EPF/ETF/MSPS/OVERTIME
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_SalaryAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY004' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_SalaryAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY004' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Salary = w_Salary + w_SalaryAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Salary = w_Salary + w_SalaryAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Income Taxes
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_TaxAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY005' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_TaxAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY005' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Tax = w_Tax + w_TaxAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Tax = w_Tax + w_TaxAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* other taxes ( VAT: TT:Debit tax )
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_TaxAmt1 WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY006' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_TaxAmt1 WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY006' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Tax1 = w_Tax1 + w_TaxAmt1.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Tax1 = w_Tax1 + w_TaxAmt1.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Selling & Promotional Costs
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_SellAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY007' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_SellAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY007' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Sell = w_Sell + w_SellAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Sell = w_Sell + w_SellAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Admistration costs
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_AdminAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY008' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_AdminAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY008' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Admin = w_Admin + w_AdminAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Admin = w_Admin + w_AdminAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Capital Expenditure
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_CapitalAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY009' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_CapitalAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY009' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Capital = w_Capital + w_CapitalAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Capital = w_Capital + w_CapitalAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Loan repayments
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_LoanAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY010' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_LoanAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY010' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Loan = w_Loan + w_LoanAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Loan = w_Loan + w_LoanAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* maangment fees
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_ManAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY011' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_ManAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY011' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Man = w_Man + w_ManAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Man = w_Man + w_ManAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Group charges
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_GroupAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY012' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_GroupAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY012' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Group = w_Group + w_GroupAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Group = w_Group + w_GroupAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Interest Payments
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_IntAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY013' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_IntAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY013' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Int = w_Int + w_IntAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Int = w_Int + w_IntAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Other Intercompany payments
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_InterAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY014' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_InterAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY014' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Inter = w_Inter + w_InterAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Inter = w_Inter + w_InterAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Advacnes/Prepayments
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_AdPayAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY015' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_AdPayAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY015' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_AdPay = w_AdPay + w_AdPayAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_AdPay = w_AdPay + w_AdPayAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
ENDLOOP.
* Open Item Balances
ENDFORM. " Select_Data
FORM select_data_Open.
* SELECT SINGLE copmname INTO w_companyname
* FROM zcompany
* WHERE copcode = p_bukrs.
* Select the receipts
SELECT SUM( dmbtr ) AS dmbtr belnr kunnr hkont shkzg xblnr budat
blart bldat
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_voucher3
FROM bsid
WHERE bukrs = p_bukrs AND gjahr = p_gjahr
AND augdt IN s_bldat
AND blart = 'DZ'
* AND blart = 'DZ' and shkzg = 'S'
GROUP BY kunnr belnr hkont shkzg xblnr budat blart bldat.
SORT it_voucher3 BY kunnr.
LOOP AT it_voucher3 INTO wa_voucher3.
* Select the invoices
SELECT SUM( dmbtr ) AS dmbtr belnr kunnr hkont shkzg xblnr budat
blart bldat
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_voucher1
FROM bsid
WHERE bukrs = p_bukrs AND gjahr = p_gjahr
AND augdt IN s_bldat
AND blart <> 'DZ' AND
augbl = wa_voucher3-belnr AND
kunnr = wa_voucher3-kunnr
GROUP BY belnr kunnr hkont shkzg xblnr budat blart bldat.
LOOP AT it_voucher1 INTO wa_voucher1.
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_ORcptamt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'XX001' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_ORcptamt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'XX001' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_ONetamt = w_ONetamt + w_ORcptamt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_ONetamt = w_ONetamt + w_ORcptamt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Interest Income
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OIntIncomeAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'XX002' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OIntIncomeAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'XX002' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OIntIncome = w_OIntIncome + w_OIntIncomeAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OIntIncome = w_OIntIncome + w_OIntIncomeAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Sale Of fixed Assets
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OFixedAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'XX004' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OFixedAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'XX004' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_Ofixedasst = w_Ofixedasst + w_OFixedAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_Ofixedasst = w_Ofixedasst + w_OFixedAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Gl Receipts ( Sundry Income)
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OSundryAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'XX005' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OSundryAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'XX005' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OSundry = w_OSundry + w_OSundryAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OSundry = w_OSundry + w_OSundryAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
ENDLOOP.
*Out Flow
Clear r_bwart.
refresh r_bwart.
r_bwart-sign = 'I'. r_bwart-option = 'EQ'. r_bwart-low = 'KZ'.
APPEND r_bwart TO r_bwart.
r_bwart-sign = 'I'. r_bwart-option = 'EQ'. r_bwart-low = 'VZ'.
APPEND r_bwart TO r_bwart.
SELECT SUM( dmbtr ) AS dmbtr belnr lifnr hkont shkzg xblnr budat
blart bldat
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_voucher3
FROM bsik
WHERE bukrs = p_bukrs AND gjahr = p_gjahr
AND augdt IN s_bldat
AND blart IN r_bwart
* AND blart = 'DZ' and shkzg = 'S'
GROUP BY lifnr belnr hkont shkzg xblnr budat blart bldat.
SORT it_voucher3 BY lifnr.
LOOP AT it_voucher3 INTO wa_voucher3.
* Select the invoices
SELECT SUM( dmbtr ) AS dmbtr belnr lifnr hkont shkzg xblnr budat
blart bldat
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_voucher1
FROM bsik
WHERE bukrs = p_bukrs AND gjahr = p_gjahr
AND augdt IN s_bldat
AND blart NOT IN r_bwart AND
augbl = wa_voucher3-belnr AND
lifnr = wa_voucher3-lifnr
GROUP BY belnr lifnr hkont shkzg xblnr budat blart bldat.
LOOP AT it_voucher1 INTO wa_voucher1.
* Supplier Payments (LOCAL)
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OSupPayAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY001' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OSupPayAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY001' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OSupPay = w_OSupPay + w_OSupPayAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OSupPay = w_OSupPay + w_OSupPayAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* supplier Payments (Foreign )
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OSupPayAmt1 WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY002' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OSupPayAmt1 WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY002' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OSupPay1 = w_OSupPay1 + w_OSupPayAmt1.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OSupPay1 = w_OSupPay1 + w_OSupPayAmt1.
continue.
ENDIF.
* duty/clearing expenses
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_ODutyAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY003' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_ODutyAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY003' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_ODuty = w_ODuty + w_ODutyAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_ODuty = w_ODuty + w_ODutyAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Salary /EPF/ETF/MSPS/OVERTIME
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OSalaryAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY004' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OSalaryAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY004' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OSalary = w_OSalary + w_OSalaryAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OSalary = w_OSalary + w_OSalaryAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Income Taxes
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OTaxAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY005' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OTaxAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY005' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OTax = w_OTax + w_OTaxAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OTax = w_OTax + w_OTaxAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* other taxes ( VAT: TT:Debit tax )
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OTaxAmt1 WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY006' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OTaxAmt1 WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY006' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OTax1 = w_OTax1 + w_OTaxAmt1.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OTax1 = w_OTax1 + w_OTaxAmt1.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Selling & Promotional Costs
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OSellAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY007' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OSellAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY007' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OSell = w_OSell + w_OSellAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OSell = w_OSell + w_OSellAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Admistration costs
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OAdminAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY008' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OAdminAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY008' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OAdmin = w_OAdmin + w_OAdminAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OAdmin = w_OAdmin + w_OAdminAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Capital Expenditure
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OCapitalAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY009' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OCapitalAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY009' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OCapital = w_OCapital + w_OCapitalAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OCapital = w_OCapital + w_OCapitalAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Loan repayments
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OLoanAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY010' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OLoanAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY010' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OLoan = w_OLoan + w_OLoanAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OLoan = w_OLoan + w_OLoanAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* maangment fees
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OManAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY011' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OManAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY011' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OMan = w_OMan + w_OManAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OMan = w_OMan + w_OManAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Group charges
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OGroupAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY012' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OGroupAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY012' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OGroup = w_OGroup + w_OGroupAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OGroup = w_OGroup + w_OGroupAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Interest Payments
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OIntAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY013' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OIntAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY013' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OInt = w_OInt + w_OIntAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OInt = w_OInt + w_OIntAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Other Intercompany payments
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OInterAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY014' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OInterAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY014' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OInter = w_OInter + w_OInterAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OInter = w_OInter + w_OInterAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
* Advacnes/Prepayments
* Find the corresponding entry in the GL open
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsis INTO w_OAdPayAmt WHERE
* hkont = '0010003900' AND
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY015' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* If the corresponding entry not found in GL open, look in the GL Closed
SELECT SINGLE dmbtr FROM bsas INTO w_OAdPayAmt WHERE
hkont IN ( select fglacc from zcashflow_matrix WHERE FCODE =
'YY015' ) AND bukrs = p_bukrs AND
gjahr = p_gjahr AND
belnr = wa_voucher1-belnr.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
w_OAdPay = w_OAdPay + w_OAdPayAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ELSE.
w_OAdPay = w_OAdPay + w_OAdPayAmt.
continue.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
ENDLOOP.
ENDFORM. " Select_Data -
QUERY PERFORMANCE AND DATA LOADING PERFORMANCE ISSUES
WHAT ARE QUERY PERFORMANCE ISSUES WE NEED TO TAKE CARE PLEASE EXPLAIN AND LET ME KNOW T CODES...PLZ URGENT
WHAT ARE DATALOADING PERFORMANCE ISSUES WE NEED TO TAKE CARE PLEASE EXPLAIN AND LET ME KNOW T CODES PLZ URGENT
WILL REWARD FULL POINT S
REGARDS
GURUBW Back end
Some Tips -
1)Identify long-running extraction processes on the source system. Extraction processes are performed by several extraction jobs running on the source system. The run-time of these jobs affects the performance. Use transaction code SM37 Background Processing Job Management to analyze the run-times of these jobs. If the run-time of data collection jobs lasts for several hours, schedule these jobs to run more frequently. This way, less data is written into update tables for each run and extraction performance increases.
2)Identify high run-times for ABAP code, especially for user exits. The quality of any custom ABAP programs used in data extraction affects the extraction performance. Use transaction code SE30 ABAP/4 Run-time Analysis and then run the analysis for the transaction code RSA3 Extractor Checker. The system then records the activities of the extraction program so you can review them to identify time-consuming activities. Eliminate those long-running activities or substitute them with alternative program logic.
3)Identify expensive SQL statements. If database run-time is high for extraction jobs, use transaction code ST05 Performance Trace. On this screen, select ALEREMOTE user and then select SQL trace to record the SQL statements. Identify the time-consuming sections from the results. If the data-selection times are high on a particular SQL statement, index the DataSource tables to increase the performance of selection (see no. 6 below). While using ST05, make sure that no other extraction job is running with ALEREMOTE user.
4)Balance loads by distributing processes onto different servers if possible. If your site uses more than one BW application server, distribute the extraction processes to different servers using transaction code SM59 Maintain RFC Destination. Load balancing is possible only if the extraction program allows the option
5)Set optimum parameters for data-packet size. Packet size affects the number of data requests to the database. Set the data-packet size to optimum values for an efficient data-extraction mechanism. To find the optimum value, start with a packet size in the range of 50,000 to 100,000 and gradually increase it. At some point, you will reach the threshold at which increasing packet size further does not provide any performance increase. To set the packet size, use transaction code SBIW BW IMG Menu on the source system. To set the data load parameters for flat-file uploads, use transaction code RSCUSTV6 in BW.
6)Build indexes on DataSource tables based on selection criteria. Indexing DataSource tables improves the extraction performance, because it reduces the read times of those tables.
7)Execute collection jobs in parallel. Like the Business Content extractors, generic extractors have a number of collection jobs to retrieve relevant data from DataSource tables. Scheduling these collection jobs to run in parallel reduces the total extraction time, and they can be scheduled via transaction code SM37 in the source system.
8). Break up your data selections for InfoPackages and schedule the portions to run in parallel. This parallel upload mechanism sends different portions of the data to BW at the same time, and as a result the total upload time is reduced. You can schedule InfoPackages in the Administrator Workbench.
You can upload data from a data target (InfoCube and ODS) to another data target within the BW system. While uploading, you can schedule more than one InfoPackage with different selection options in each one. For example, fiscal year or fiscal year period can be used as selection options. Avoid using parallel uploads for high volumes of data if hardware resources are constrained. Each InfoPacket uses one background process (if scheduled to run in the background) or dialog process (if scheduled to run online) of the application server, and too many processes could overwhelm a slow server.
9). Building secondary indexes on the tables for the selection fields optimizes these tables for reading, reducing extraction time. If your selection fields are not key fields on the table, primary indexes are not much of a help when accessing data. In this case it is better to create secondary indexes with selection fields on the associated table using ABAP Dictionary to improve better selection performance.
10)Analyze upload times to the PSA and identify long-running uploads. When you extract the data using PSA method, data is written into PSA tables in the BW system. If your data is on the order of tens of millions, consider partitioning these PSA tables for better performance, but pay attention to the partition sizes. Partitioning PSA tables improves data-load performance because it's faster to insert data into smaller database tables. Partitioning also provides increased performance for maintenance of PSA tables for example, you can delete a portion of data faster. You can set the size of each partition in the PSA parameters screen, in transaction code SPRO or RSCUSTV6, so that BW creates a new partition automatically when a threshold value is reached.
11)Debug any routines in the transfer and update rules and eliminate single selects from the routines. Using single selects in custom ABAP routines for selecting data from database tables reduces performance considerably. It is better to use buffers and array operations. When you use buffers or array operations, the system reads data from the database tables and stores it in the memory for manipulation, improving performance. If you do not use buffers or array operations, the whole reading process is performed on the database with many table accesses, and performance deteriorates. Also, extensive use of library transformations in the ABAP code reduces performance; since these transformations are not compiled in advance, they are carried out during run-time.
12)Before uploading a high volume of transaction data into InfoCubes, activate the number-range buffer for dimension IDs. The number-range buffer is a parameter that identifies the number of sequential dimension IDs stored in the memory. If you increase the number range before high-volume data upload, you reduce the number of reads from the dimension tables and hence increase the upload performance. Do not forget to set the number-range values back to their original values after the upload. Use transaction code SNRO to maintain the number range buffer values for InfoCubes.
13)Drop the indexes before uploading high-volume data into InfoCubes. Regenerate them after the upload. Indexes on InfoCubes are optimized for reading data from the InfoCubes. If the indexes exist during the upload, BW reads the indexes and tries to insert the records according to the indexes, resulting in poor upload performance. You can automate the dropping and regeneration of the indexes through InfoPackage scheduling. You can drop indexes in the Manage InfoCube screen in the Administrator Workbench.
14)IDoc (intermediate document) archiving improves the extraction and loading performance and can be applied on both BW and R/3 systems. In addition to IDoc archiving, data archiving is available for InfoCubes and ODS objects.
Hope it Helps
Chetan
@CP.. -
Performance issue of frequently data inserted tables
Hi all,
Have a table named raw_trap_store having columns as trap_id(number,PK),Source_IP(varchar2), OID(varchar2),Message(CLOB) and received_time(date).
This table is partitioned across 24 partitions where partitioning column being received_time. (every hour's data will be stored in each partition).
This table is getting inserted with 40-50 records/sec on an average. Overall number of records for a day will be around 2.8-3 million. Data will be retained for 2 days.
No updates will be happening on this table.
Performance issue:N
Need a report which involves selection of records from this table based on certain values of Source IP (filtering condition on source_ip column).
Need a report which involves selection of records from this table based on certain values of OID (filtering condition on OID column).
But, if i create an index on SourceIP and OID column, then inserts are getting slow. (have created a normal index. not partitioned index)
Please help me to address the above issue.Giving the nature of your report (based on Source_IP and OID) and the nature of your table partitioning (range partitioned by received_time), you have already made a good decision to create these particular indexes as a normal (b-tree or global) and not locally partitioned. Because if you have locally partitioned them, your reports will not eliminate partitions (because they do not include the partition key in their where clause) and hence your index range scans will scan all 24 partitions generating a lot of logical I/O
That is said, remember that generally we insert once and select many times. You have to balance that. If you are sure that it is the creation of your two indexes that has decreased the insert performance then you may set them at in an unusable state before the insert and rebuild them after. But this might be a good advice only if the volume of data to be inserted is much bigger than the existing volume of data before the insert.
And if you are not deleting from the table and the table does not contain triggers and integrity constraints (like FK constraint) then you can opt for a direct path insert using the hint /*+ append */
Best regards
Mohamed Houri
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Message was edited by: Nicolas.Gasparotto -
Performance Issue in Oracle EBS
Hi Group,
I am working in a performance issue at customer site, let me explain the behaviour.
There is one node for the database and other for the application.
Application server is running all the services.
EBS version is 12.1.3 and database version is: 11.1.0.7 with AIX both servers..
Customer has added memory to both servers (database and application) initially they had 32 Gbytes, now they have 128 Gbytes.
Today, I have increased memory parameters for the database and also I have increased JVM's proceesses from 1 to 2 for Forms and OAcore, both JVM's are 1024M.
The behaviour is when users are navigating inside of the form, and they push the down button quickly the form gets thinking (reloading and waiting 1 or 2 minutes to response), it is no particular for a specific form, it is just happening in several forms.
Gathering statistics job is scheduled every weekend, I am not sure what can be the problem, I have collected a trace of the form and uploaded it to Oracle Support with no success or advice.
I have just send a ping command and the reponse time between servers is below to 5 ms.
I have several activities in mind like:
- OATM conversion.
- ASM implementation.
- Upgrade to 11.2.0.4.
Has anybody had this behaviour?, any advice about this problem will be really appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Francisco Mtz.Hi Bashar, thank you very much for your quick response.
If both servers are on the same network then the ping should not exceed 2 ms.
If I remember, I did a ping last Wednesday, and there were some peaks over 5 ms.
Have you checked the network performance between the clients and the application server?
Also, I did a ping from the PC to the application and database, and it was responding in less than 1 ms.
What is the status of the CPU usage on both servers?
There aren't overhead in the CPU side, I tested it (scrolling getting frozen) with no users in the application.
Did this happen after you performed the hardware upgrade?
Yes, it happened after changing some memory parameters in the JVM and the database.
Oracle has suggested to apply the latest Forms patches according to this Note: Doc ID 437878.1
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Francisco Mtz. -
7 year, 100+ PC Veteran Stumped ! Power, and performance issues. Full detail included.
Good morning everyone! (At least it's morning in wonderful Pennsylvania USA!)
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (New Castle)
Thermaltake Venus 12 CPU Cooler w/ Manual Adjust
MSI "K8T Neo-FIS2R" K8T800
512MB x 2 Corsair TWINX1024-3200C2PT (Rated 2-3-3-6 1T)
Antec TruePower 430w PS (+5V@36A +3.3V@28A +12V@20A)
Gainward Dual DVI w/ VIVO GeForce FX5700 Ultra
2x Viewsonic 19" VX900 LCD Monitors
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy Platinum eX
Plextor 712a Black 12x+/8x- DVD-RW
Lite-On SOHD-167T Black 16x DVD-ROM
Western Digital WD740GD 74GB 10,000rpm Raptor SATA
Western Digital WD2500JB 250GB 7,200rpm 8MB IDE
Seagate Barracuda ST3200822AS 200GB 7,200rpm 8MB IDE
Lian-Li PC-65B Black Aluminum Case
Vantech PCI Slot Fan
CyberPower 825va Voltage Regulating UPS
Windows XP Professional SP1a
There we have it, I think that that is all you need to know to perhaps give opinions and advice. Allow me to elaborate on why I am posting today after browsing this wonderful forum for the last two weeks. (...and by the way, my hat's off to some of you knowledgeable regulars for helping out a lot of newbies and folks in trouble!) Without further adieu:
Problem #1: POWER ISSUE
When, or if, I remove AC Power from my PC for whatever reason I run into a problem in which after reconnecting the AC Power and attempting to turn on the computer it goes into a 3-5 second startup loop in which the PC does not post, but rather cycles power to all of the components indefinitely. I notice the LEDs on my optical drives cycling repeatedly ad infinitum until I power off using the 4-second hold method, and then press the power button again. At this point the PC boots up fine, and boots up fine going forward from all restarts and shut downs. How strange? I've never, EVER, encountered something like this before.
Problem #2: PERFORMANCE ISSUE
This PC has a handful of serious performace issues.
3dMark03 scored horribly.
Prime95 runs ridiculously slow although there are no erros! It runs much more quickly on my work PC which is a PIII 866mhz with 384MB of PC133 RAM.
I receive, on no regular frequency, or while doing anything in particular, Explorer memory errors. Not BSOD's mind you, but "...blah blah blah referenced memory address xxxxx-xxxxx and could not be written". This causes Explorer to restart itself, blowing away the start menu, task bar, and any Explorer windows open. They reappear, of course, without incident.
The most off performance issue of all is that when opening an Explorer window for either of my IDE HDs, designated D and E drives, I find that when using the highlighting rectangle tool the Explorer window freezes or lags. I can double-click and open or move/copy files without incident, but if I attempt to highlight by this method this halt or lag occurs.
Also, since my update of the BIOS from 1.2 to 1.7, and then to 1.8 system startup times prior to Windows loading are HORRID. I have disabled just about everything, and yet the SATA BIOS loads for 5 seconds, and then I must wait 20 seconds for Windows itself to come to the login screen. No other BIOS related issues to report per se, but this is terrible for what should be a blazingly fast computer.
Now let's see.. what have I tried to do to repair the issues?
1) 2 BIOS flashes. First from 1.2->1.7, and then from 1.7->1.8. Ostensibly this was just "because". The power user need to have the latest! I noticed the incorrect CPU temperature being reported, however.. This led to me buying this massive ThermalTake HSF to replace my stocker. I also added more thermal goop than I ever have before, as well as a PCI slot fan before I became aware that it was a BIOS issue! GRRRR MSI.
2) I thought perhaps for the one issue that one of the hard drives was an issue, and even perhaps for power, but I replaced each with new drives and tested all 4 on another PC. NO problems. Also I should perhaps mention that my IDE drives are all hooked up using Antec Cobra cables. Expensive yes, but why the hell not, right? I've never seen a hang-off grounding wire for IDE before. Decided not to use them as I could think of a great place to screw them in, nor have other PC using them had trouble skipping the ground wire.
3) I unplugged every molex cable, the 4-pin CPU power, and the 20-pin ATX power and rerranged them all - as well as removed and then reinserted the RAM.
4) I tried changing my memory timings and power management settings, etc in BIOS. Nothing seem to impact the issue. I didn't fiddle with the voltages, but I should not need to running the RAM at SPD or lower settings and without overclocking the system at all!
5) Another issue that I had that seems to have vanished, come back, vanished, and then come back a "little bit" is my USB ports. When set to enable legacy devices in BIOS my USB items like my Logitech wireless keyboard would just cycle power and refuse to function. Also my UPS connected VIA USB seems to sometimes handshake with Windows and sometimes not. I've tried using all of the different ports, etc but the problem remains. I NEED 6 ports for my devices so it is all that I could do!
6) I have an Enermax 550w EG651P-VE(FMA) with 36 amps on each voltage rail on it's way, and it should arrive tomorrow. Despite all of the crap regarding power supplies that I see on this board I am not confident that it's the problem. That Antec PSU should be able to hold it's on with 20 amps on the +12v channel. C'mon now. I build a nearly identical system with the same power supply for a customer and he has no problems at all. He also has 3 HDs, same motherboard, etc.. the only difference is he has but one optical drive and a 2800+ rather than a 3200+. That power difference should be decimal nature in amps needed.
...oh and the sound card is in PCI slot 3, for those that remember the glory days of sound card IRQ issues that Creative was once notorious for... oh, and I disable the ethernet boot device, etc so my slow startups should not be related. My serial ATA drive is also on connection 1 of the VIA controller.. Promise can kiss my a**.
Soooo.. Show me what a n00b I am, oh great ones. I've built over 100 PCs since 1998 for myself, friends, families, and customers... and I've never seen an issue like this one! I'm no dummy, but please don't assume too much. Other pros on here know full well you can forget the most simple mundane detail in spite of experience! I want to solve this problem. I am on the verge of shelling out for a new motherboard and processor of the 939 pin variety.. and am now wary of MSI's long awaited socket 939 K8 Neo2 board despite it's awesome reviews. MSI has never really given me trouble before.. but I don't really want to spend money to the order of $200+ for that damned Gigabyte board. Gigabyte has always been good to me as well. Save my wallet! PLEASE!!!
Thanks so much everyone, I tried very hard not to leave out any details!
Az (Ian)
You can reach me on Yahoo or AIM just about any time, and I will check here frequently.Quote
Originally posted by AzaghalSEI
Good morning everyone! (At least it's morning in wonderful Pennsylvania USA!)
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (New Castle)
Thermaltake Venus 12 CPU Cooler w/ Manual Adjust
MSI "K8T Neo-FIS2R" K8T800
512MB x 2 Corsair TWINX1024-3200C2PT (Rated 2-3-3-6 1T)
Antec TruePower 430w PS (+5V@36A +3.3V@28A +12V@20A)
Gainward Dual DVI w/ VIVO GeForce FX5700 Ultra
2x Viewsonic 19" VX900 LCD Monitors
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy Platinum eX
Plextor 712a Black 12x+/8x- DVD-RW
Lite-On SOHD-167T Black 16x DVD-ROM
Western Digital WD740GD 74GB 10,000rpm Raptor SATA
Western Digital WD2500JB 250GB 7,200rpm 8MB IDE
Seagate Barracuda ST3200822AS 200GB 7,200rpm 8MB IDE
Lian-Li PC-65B Black Aluminum Case
Vantech PCI Slot Fan
CyberPower 825va Voltage Regulating UPS
Windows XP Professional SP1a
There we have it, I think that that is all you need to know to perhaps give opinions and advice. Allow me to elaborate on why I am posting today after browsing this wonderful forum for the last two weeks. (...and by the way, my hat's off to some of you knowledgeable regulars for helping out a lot of newbies and folks in trouble!) Without further adieu:
Problem #1: POWER ISSUE
When, or if, I remove AC Power from my PC for whatever reason I run into a problem in which after reconnecting the AC Power and attempting to turn on the computer it goes into a 3-5 second startup loop in which the PC does not post, but rather cycles power to all of the components indefinitely. I notice the LEDs on my optical drives cycling repeatedly ad infinitum until I power off using the 4-second hold method, and then press the power button again. At this point the PC boots up fine, and boots up fine going forward from all restarts and shut downs. How strange? I've never, EVER, encountered something like this before.
Problem #2: PERFORMANCE ISSUE
This PC has a handful of serious performace issues.
3dMark03 scored horribly.
Prime95 runs ridiculously slow although there are no erros! It runs much more quickly on my work PC which is a PIII 866mhz with 384MB of PC133 RAM.
I receive, on no regular frequency, or while doing anything in particular, Explorer memory errors. Not BSOD's mind you, but "...blah blah blah referenced memory address xxxxx-xxxxx and could not be written". This causes Explorer to restart itself, blowing away the start menu, task bar, and any Explorer windows open. They reappear, of course, without incident.
The most off performance issue of all is that when opening an Explorer window for either of my IDE HDs, designated D and E drives, I find that when using the highlighting rectangle tool the Explorer window freezes or lags. I can double-click and open or move/copy files without incident, but if I attempt to highlight by this method this halt or lag occurs.
Also, since my update of the BIOS from 1.2 to 1.7, and then to 1.8 system startup times prior to Windows loading are HORRID. I have disabled just about everything, and yet the SATA BIOS loads for 5 seconds, and then I must wait 20 seconds for Windows itself to come to the login screen. No other BIOS related issues to report per se, but this is terrible for what should be a blazingly fast computer.
Now let's see.. what have I tried to do to repair the issues?
1) 2 BIOS flashes. First from 1.2->1.7, and then from 1.7->1.8. Ostensibly this was just "because". The power user need to have the latest! I noticed the incorrect CPU temperature being reported, however.. This led to me buying this massive ThermalTake HSF to replace my stocker. I also added more thermal goop than I ever have before, as well as a PCI slot fan before I became aware that it was a BIOS issue! GRRRR MSI.
2) I thought perhaps for the one issue that one of the hard drives was an issue, and even perhaps for power, but I replaced each with new drives and tested all 4 on another PC. NO problems. Also I should perhaps mention that my IDE drives are all hooked up using Antec Cobra cables. Expensive yes, but why the hell not, right? I've never seen a hang-off grounding wire for IDE before. Decided not to use them as I could think of a great place to screw them in, nor have other PC using them had trouble skipping the ground wire.
3) I unplugged every molex cable, the 4-pin CPU power, and the 20-pin ATX power and rerranged them all - as well as removed and then reinserted the RAM.
4) I tried changing my memory timings and power management settings, etc in BIOS. Nothing seem to impact the issue. I didn't fiddle with the voltages, but I should not need to running the RAM at SPD or lower settings and without overclocking the system at all!
5) Another issue that I had that seems to have vanished, come back, vanished, and then come back a "little bit" is my USB ports. When set to enable legacy devices in BIOS my USB items like my Logitech wireless keyboard would just cycle power and refuse to function. Also my UPS connected VIA USB seems to sometimes handshake with Windows and sometimes not. I've tried using all of the different ports, etc but the problem remains. I NEED 6 ports for my devices so it is all that I could do!
6) I have an Enermax 550w EG651P-VE(FMA) with 36 amps on each voltage rail on it's way, and it should arrive tomorrow. Despite all of the crap regarding power supplies that I see on this board I am not confident that it's the problem. That Antec PSU should be able to hold it's on with 20 amps on the +12v channel. C'mon now. I build a nearly identical system with the same power supply for a customer and he has no problems at all. He also has 3 HDs, same motherboard, etc.. the only difference is he has but one optical drive and a 2800+ rather than a 3200+. That power difference should be decimal nature in amps needed.
...oh and the sound card is in PCI slot 3, for those that remember the glory days of sound card IRQ issues that Creative was once notorious for... oh, and I disable the ethernet boot device, etc so my slow startups should not be related. My serial ATA drive is also on connection 1 of the VIA controller.. Promise can kiss my a**.
Soooo.. Show me what a n00b I am, oh great ones. I've built over 100 PCs since 1998 for myself, friends, families, and customers... and I've never seen an issue like this one! I'm no dummy, but please don't assume too much. Other pros on here know full well you can forget the most simple mundane detail in spite of experience! I want to solve this problem. I am on the verge of shelling out for a new motherboard and processor of the 939 pin variety.. and am now wary of MSI's long awaited socket 939 K8 Neo2 board despite it's awesome reviews. MSI has never really given me trouble before.. but I don't really want to spend money to the order of $200+ for that damned Gigabyte board. Gigabyte has always been good to me as well. Save my wallet! PLEASE!!!
Thanks so much everyone, I tried very hard not to leave out any details!
Az (Ian)
You can reach me on Yahoo or AIM just about any time, and I will check here frequently.
The startup problem might just be a screwy psu. Your antec *should* be able to power your stuff just fine, but maybe it is defective in some strange way.
What is your 3dmark03 score? If it is 3000-4000, (approx perf. level of ati 9600xt), then it is fine.
Check your memory using memtest86+, and try underclocking it to ddr333.
UNplug usb devices, and see if it speeds up boot. Also, I would not recommend bios 1.8 since people seem to have some troubles with it.
Also, try disabling agp fast writes, disabling spread spectrum, and maybe boosting ram voltage a tiny bit.
Try booting without your audigy plugged in, and try booting barebones (nothing but 1 hard drive with os) and see what happens.
I'm no expert, but you might get lucky trying these steps. -
Performance issues -- related to printing
Hi All,
I am haviing production system performance issues related to printing. endusers are telling the printing is slow for almost printers. We are having more that 40 to 50 printers in landscape.
As per my primary investigation I didnt find any issues in TSP01 & TSP02 tables. But I can see the table TST01 and TST03 table having many number of entries (more that lakh). I dont have idead about this table. Is ther eany thing related to this table where the print causes slowness or any other factors also makes this printing issue .. Please advice ..
thanks in advanceHai,
Check the below link...
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/c1/1cca3bdcd73743e10000000a114084/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/fc/04ca3bb6f8c21de10000000a114084/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/86/1ccb3b560f194ce10000000a114084/content.htm
TemSe cannot administer objects that require more than two gigabytes of storage space, regardless of whether the objects are stored in the database or in the file system. Spool requests of a size greater than two gigabytes must therefore be split into several smaller requests.
It is enough if you perform the regular background jobs and Temse consistency checks for the tables.
This will help in controlling the capacity problems.
If you change the profile parameter rspo/store_location parameter value to 'G' this will make the performance better. The disadvantages are TemSe data must be backed up and restored separately from the database using operating system tools, In the event of problems, it can be difficult to restore consistency between the data held in files and the TemSeu2019s object management in the database. Also you have take care of the Hard disk requirements because in some cases, spool data may occupy several hundred megabytes of disk storage. If you use the G option, you must ensure that enough free disk space is available for spool data.
Regards,
Yoganand.V -
CS3 Performance Issues - Productivity Crippled - S.O.S.
I was having performance issues and repeated crashes with AE CS3 on Win XP, so I talked my boss into upgrading me to CS5 and Win 7. All was well until we hired a new guy to help me with my video work load. He has inherited my old software and there's no money for another upgrade, so we're going to have to figure this out.
He running CS3 Master Collection on a Dell PC running Windows XP (Intel Core II Duo 2.33Ghz, 3.25GB RAM). The graphics card is the ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro, which came stock with the machine. Specs on that card here: http://reviews.cnet.com/graphics-cards/ati-radeon-hd-2400/4507-8902_7-32763888.html?tag=sp ecs. Pretty wimpy, I know.
Anyway, my new coworker has been experiencing at least as much frustration as I was, with frequent crashes, a fickle RAM Preview and bad renders. His machine has more RAM and a faster processor than I had when I ran CS3, but his performance seems even worse Since CS3 won't handle AVCHD files, I've been converting our HD camera footage into 720p MPG 2 (Adobe Media Encoder) for projects he's assigned. I suppose that could have something to do with it, but I can't see why CS3 wouldn't run an MPG generated from CS5. Anyway, I asked him to write up a short list of the problems he's experiencing and he gave me this ...
- rendered movies are often corrupted with red frames that flash in spots
- when i try to render an MPEG2 at full res it will give me an error message that says:
After Effects: AEGP Plugin Media IO Plugin:
There is a mismatch between Output Module settings and Transcode Settings. Please verify your settings and try again.
Property Data Invalid!
MediaIO2 error: 0x400e0004
Frame dimensions out of bounds
(5027 :: 12)
- when i try to render a RAM preview, often it does not render the complete work area. it takes several attempts to preview the entire selection
- occasionally, when i bring in new media it gives a message saying 'media pending' and i will have to shut the program down and re-import the media
- it will often (1-3 times per hour) crash unexpectedly and give a message saying 'After Effects has crashed'
- when i try to render a RAM preview an error message pops up saying it needs at least 2 frames to render when i clearly have more than that selected
It's my hope that someone here will recognize a common thread between these various issues and be able to suggest a silver bullet that will fix it all. I realize that's not likely. Research to date has yielded glimpses of possible solutions involving cache and scratch discs, but there are few specifics and I'm not sure exactly what adjustments to make. I also have a spare Nvidia GForce 6800 graphics card form my own computer at home that I could donate to this office if it would help.
I'm about to pass these issues on to our Help Desk and let them deal with it, but I'd love to be able to at least point them in the right direction, since they mostly deal with standard office software and won't have much experience troubleshooting multimedia applications. I believe they also have the option to call Adobe for tech support over the phone, but I'd like them to have a clue if they do. Can anyone suggest what settings, drivers or hardware might be a good place to start to get my man's system running a little more smoothly? I'd really appreciate some insight before we start poking around blindly and I offer my thanks in advance for any forthcoming wisdom.
Thanks!
P.S. For what it's worth, my copy of CS5 is running like a champ on Windows 7 with the 64 bit OS. My machine has an ATI Radeon HD 2400 XT for a card, which can't be much better than the "Pro" version in my coworkwers machine, right?No legal issues, both my CS5 and his CS3 are bought and paid for. However, if After Effects CS3 is incapable of rendering a decent looking file compressed to a reasonable file size, then I'm not sure how valuable it is to us anyway. It seems unbelievable to me that one of the most popular industry standard video aps isn't designed to render anything more than draft quality files for client review. Even if he renders an uncompressed file from AE, CS3 didn't ship with Adobe Media Encoder as a separate ap, so what can he do with it without resorting to third party software? I don't get it, but I'm clearly no expert on the subject.
So, things being what they are, what file format would you suggest I convert the AVCHD file to in order for my CS3 burdened coworkwer to be able to work with them? We are a Windows shop, so I don't know if Dave's Quicktime/PNG suggestion will work for us or not. You've always given good advice to me in the past, so if you have an alternate suggestion I'm eager to try it out. Just go easy on me with the jargon because I'm primarily a print designer and my video skills at this point are (obviously) intermediate at best!
In any case, I really appreciate both you and Dave taking the time to respond to my post. This forum continues to be the best resource I have for solving problems and augmenting my understanding of these programs. My thanks! -
3tb time capsual and Apple tv performance issues
I have just upgraded my airport extreme 1st gen to a 3tb 4th gen time capsule. I did it becuas of growing performance issues with apple TV's 1st and 2nd gen. I thought the dual band and improved power would solve the issue. I've tried all sorts of set ups to the time capsule and I'm getting just as irratic performance. Has anyone got any advice on the best set up for optimum performance please?
To successfully stream, either audio or video, the key for uninterrupted performance is adequate bandwidth between the media source and the playback device. Your current network is primarily dependent on wireless connections. The extended network alone loses some bandwidth to maintaining the extended network itself. Also, any non-"n" clients (including the 802.11b/g AXs) will "slow down" the "n" network in order for them to be able to communicate at their top speed.
Of your 802.11n gear, only the 4th generation TC (& I believe the ATV2) are full implementations of the 802.11n standard. Both 802.11n AXns are draft "n." This too would have an overall effect on the available bandwidth.
Again since your network is primarily wireless, there are at least four areas to go after to look for improvements:
You must have enough available bandwidth between the media source and destination. You can use utilities like iperf or jperf to do this. You will want to make some data transfer (throughput) measurements both between the media source and destination, and segments between them to find out where actual bottlenecks occur.
You must have a clear wireless radio channel. Use a utility, like iStumbler to determine the other Wi-Fis operating in the vicinity that may be competing with yours. Specifically look for those with the strongest signal value and note which channels they are running on. Then change yours to be at least 3-5 channels away to prevent Wi-Fi interference.
Know the media's bandwidth requirements. Looking at the worst-case scenario of what your ATVs can support, which would be 720p 30fps HD format. This would equate to around a minimum of 6-7 MBps (48-56 Mbps) of bandwidth between the video file source and the video player. Actually, I would recommend 20+ MBps as the minimum. 802.11g (at its best) would offer 6.75 MBps (54 Mbps), so 802.11n would be required for anything beyond SD video.
Re-code the media if possible. If the data transfer peaks exceed the available bandwidth, the audio/video will experience drop-outs. You can always try re-encoding the media source with one that uses a tighter compression schema. However, as you can imagine, the greater the compression, the poorer the audio/video quality. -
Lightroom 4 performance issues
Hello,
Months ago I switched from Aperture 3 to Lightroom 3 and quickly fell in love with the program.
I switched due to constant freezing and crashes in Aperture 3. I invested time and money to learn Lightroom 3. Performance in Lightroom 3 was superb. Anything I would do with regards to any type of adjustment gave instant results on the screen. Program never crashed or froze onec. Quite frankly, I was shocked in a very positive way.
This was on Macbook Pro i5, 8GB RAM, Hi Res Antiglare screen with Snow Leopard.
I purchased Lightroom 4. I did a clean install of OSX Lion and, clean install of LR4. New catalogs, no importing of anything. LR 4 is sooo slow. It works just like Aperture 3 worked, the precise reason that made me dump it.
The longer LR4 is opened, the slower it becomes. The more adjustments are applied, the slower it becomes. I will use brush and I have to wait to see results. I can't use brush. It takes me 15-30 min to brush small part of the image. I will slide adjustments and wait. I will click on crop tool and wait, wait, wait. I really love this program but I just can't work like that.
Would anyone share some light or advice on what could be done, on what is going on?
Thank you.Rob,
I am working with NEF files and have done so in LR3. I understand from some reading that one of the benefits from converting files to DNG is that they are faster to work with. So I just copied one of my NEF as DNG and I have been working on it for about 15 minutes applying brush after brush and other adjustments to see if LR4 will slow down. Thus far it has been incredibly faster. I will continue to work on this one image and maybe convert few more to DNG to test but do you think that there might be some issue with NEF format? Another bizzare thing I just noticed is that when I open NEF image, my memory quickly goes up to over 3GB and that's not even during applying adjustments. Working now with DNG, memory is just around 1.3 GB. WHAT IS GOING ON HERE???
I wonder what type of files are other LR4 users that are reporing performance issues working with.
Please share your thoughts.
Thank you. -
Please advice. OLAP_TABLE performance is slow and SELECT did not return data after running for > 10 hours.
ISSUES:
(1) I started with only one measure and one dimension in the OLAP_TABLE statement and it returned data. However, when I added the remaining measures and dimensions, the statement never return data. The end user required all 20 measures and all 7 dimensions. How can I overcome the performance issue and get the data from the cube? Please HELP!
(2) The cube is compressed. I read articles saying that OLAP_TABLE cannot use the LOOP keyword when cube is being compressed. I have already using MODEL keyword and the statement did not come back. How can I improve the performance and return data?
(3) Can I create MV using OLAP_TABLE in 10g? If not, is there anyway to get around without MV because the VIEW is killing the performance so badly (it simply did not return and has to be killed manually).
(4) I also used “AWM plug-in” to create the relational table view. However, all 20 measures and 7 dimensions must be included. It exceeded 4000 characters in single PL/SQL function parameter and caused the limitmap error. So the “AWM plug-in” did not work for me.
Appreciate all of our help!
(*) DATA
1 Fact; 7 Dimensions; 1 cube; 20 measures
POSITION_FACT - 9,387,384 rows
DIM_BUSINESS_DAY - 2 rows - 1 hierarchy - 2 levels - 1 attribute
DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE - 16 rows - 1 hierarchy - 2 levels - 1 attribute
DIM_RISK_TYPE - 21 rows - 1 hierarchy - 2 levels - 1 attribute
DIM_BOOK - 673 rows - 1 hierarchy - 10 levels - 2 attributes
DIM_CURVE - 4,869 rows - 1 hierarchy - 6 levels - 1 attribute
DIM_REFERENCE_ENTITY - 3,756 rows - 1 hierarchy - 7 levels - 3 attributes
DIM_POSITION - 745,957 rows - 1 hierarchy - 2 levels - 9 attributes
(*) CUBE CREATED IN AWM:
fully pre-aggregated;
used global composites;
used compassion by integer;
partition by business date;
took minimum ~ 30 minutes to build the cube.
ENVIRONMENT:
(*) Oracle Database 10g Release 2 Patch Set 2 (10.2.0.3.0) 64-bit
(*) 3 products installed in Oracle Home: Interim patches: 5746153 (OLAP 'A' patch), 5556081, 5557962
(*) AWM 10.2.0.3.0A
(*) SQL
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW vw_cube_bi_nrdb_vw_fl AS
SELECT * FROM TABLE(OLAP_TABLE(
'bi_nrdb DURATION SESSION',
MEASURE am_value_total AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_total
MEASURE am_value_03m AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_03m
MEASURE am_value_06m AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_06m
MEASURE am_value_09m AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_09m
MEASURE am_value_01y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_01y
MEASURE am_value_18m AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_18m
MEASURE am_value_02y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_02y
MEASURE am_value_03y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_03y
MEASURE am_value_04y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_04y
MEASURE am_value_05y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_05y
MEASURE am_value_06y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_06y
MEASURE am_value_07y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_07y
MEASURE am_value_08y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_08y
MEASURE am_value_09y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_09y
MEASURE am_value_10y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_10y
MEASURE am_value_12y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_12y
MEASURE am_value_15y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_15y
MEASURE am_value_20y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_20y
MEASURE am_value_30y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_30y
MEASURE am_value_40y AS NUMBER FROM bi_nrdb_vw_am_40y
DIMENSION dim_business FROM dim_business_day WITH
ATTRIBUTE dt_business FROM dim_business_day_long_description
DIMENSION dim_risk_type FROM dim_risk_type WITH
ATTRIBUTE id_risk_type FROM dim_risk_type_long_description
DIMENSION dim_instrument_type FROM dim_instrument_type WITH
ATTRIBUTE id_instrument_type FROM dim_instrument_type_long_description
DIMENSION dim_book FROM dim_book WITH
ATTRIBUTE nm_dim_book FROM dim_book_long_description
ATTRIBUTE trader FROM dim_book_trader
DIMENSION dim_reference_entity FROM dim_reference_entity WITH
ATTRIBUTE nm_dim_reference_entity FROM dim_reference_entity_long_description
ATTRIBUTE nm_spn_moody_rating FROM dim_reference_entity_spn_moody_rating
ATTRIBUTE nm_spn_sp_rating FROM dim_reference_entity_spn_sp_rating
DIMENSION dim_position FROM dim_position WITH
ATTRIBUTE id_buysell FROM dim_position_buysell
ATTRIBUTE id_coupon FROM dim_position_coupon
ATTRIBUTE id_cusip FROM dim_position_cusip
ATTRIBUTE id_isin FROM dim_position_isin
ATTRIBUTE id_instrument_name FROM dim_position_instrument_name
ATTRIBUTE id_maturity FROM dim_position_maturity
ATTRIBUTE id_mtm FROM dim_position_mtm
ATTRIBUTE id_notional FROM dim_position_notional
MODEL
DIMENSION BY (dim_business, dt_business, dim_risk_type, id_risk_type, dim_instrument_type, id_instrument_type,
dim_book, nm_dim_book, trader, dim_reference_entity, nm_dim_reference_entity, nm_spn_moody_rating,
nm_spn_sp_rating, dim_position, id_buysell, id_coupon, id_cusip, id_isin, id_instrument_name,
id_maturity, id_mtm, id_notional)
MEASURES (am_value_total, am_value_03m, am_value_06m, am_value_09m, am_value_01y,
am_value_18m,am_value_02y, am_value_03y, am_value_04y, am_value_05y,
am_value_06y, am_value_07y,am_value_08y, am_value_09y, am_value_10y,
am_value_12y, am_value_15y, am_value_20y, am_value_30y, am_value_40y)
RULES UPDATE SEQUENTIAL ORDER ();(1a) Thank you so much! The SQL “the CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW vw_cube_bi_nrdb_vw_fl…” the SQL I provided from my previous was the OLAP_STATEMENT I ran for > 10 hrs and killed manually. Please advice.
I have business requirements to display all 7 dimensions and 20 measures for reporting. So I can’t really filter my dimensions much.
(1b) Separately, I also follow your advice to add the WHERE clause after I created the VIEW vw_cube_bi_nrdb_vw_fl, see below statement and received error.
SQL> select * from vw_cube_bi_nrdb_vw_fl
where dt_business = '06/23/2008'
and ID_RISK_TYPE ='CR01'
and ID_INSTRUMENT_TYPE='VANILLA CDS'
and dim_book='BOOK_63272279'
AND dim_reference_entity='GFN_0113182'
and dim_position='3645636' ;
select * from vw_cube_bi_nrdb_vw_fl
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-32638: Non unique addressing in MODEL dimensions
(4) I received below error when I ran “AWM plug-in” to create a VIEW from AWM. I have already uncheck fields that I do not need and only keeping the measures and dimensions I need. Sorry for the long err below:
AUG-21-2008 12:14:47: . Creating view for cube BI_NRDB_AGGR
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... generating limitmap for cube
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ... generating limitmap for cube
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... mapping table out of date for cube BI_NRDB_AGGR. Updating mapping table.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ... populating mapping for cube BI_NRDB_AGGR
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... clearing mappings for the cube
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... collecting metadata for measures in cube
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... retrieving dimensions for the cube. Need limitmap for each dimension.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ... generating limitmap for DIM_BUSINESS_DAY
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... mapping table out of date for dimension DIM_BUSINESS_DAY. Updating mapping table.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ... populating dimension map for DIM_BUSINESS_DAY
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... clearing mappings for the dimension
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... retrieving physical objects
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... checking for value hierarchies
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... retrieving label for dimension levels
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... populating mapping info for the DIMENSION clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... populating mapping info for the INHIERARCHY clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... retrieving hierarchy information
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... populating mapping info for the HIERARCHY and FAMILYREL clauses for hierarchy PRIM
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... populating mapping info for the ATTRIBUTE clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ... completed populating mapping for DIM_BUSINESS_DAY
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ... generating limitmap for DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... mapping table out of date for dimension DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE. Updating mapping table.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ... populating dimension map for DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... clearing mappings for the dimension
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... retrieving physical objects
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... checking for value hierarchies
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... retrieving label for dimension levels
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... populating mapping info for the DIMENSION clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... populating mapping info for the INHIERARCHY clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:48: ..... retrieving hierarchy information
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the HIERARCHY and FAMILYREL clauses for hierarchy PRIM
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the ATTRIBUTE clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ... completed populating mapping for DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ... generating limitmap for DIM_RISK_TYPE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... mapping table out of date for dimension DIM_RISK_TYPE. Updating mapping table.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ... populating dimension map for DIM_RISK_TYPE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... clearing mappings for the dimension
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... retrieving physical objects
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... checking for value hierarchies
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... retrieving label for dimension levels
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the DIMENSION clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the INHIERARCHY clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... retrieving hierarchy information
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the HIERARCHY and FAMILYREL clauses for hierarchy PRIM
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the ATTRIBUTE clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ... completed populating mapping for DIM_RISK_TYPE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ... generating limitmap for DIM_BOOK
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... mapping table out of date for dimension DIM_BOOK. Updating mapping table.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ... populating dimension map for DIM_BOOK
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... clearing mappings for the dimension
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... retrieving physical objects
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... checking for value hierarchies
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... retrieving label for dimension levels
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the DIMENSION clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the INHIERARCHY clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... retrieving hierarchy information
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the HIERARCHY and FAMILYREL clauses for hierarchy PRIM
AUG-21-2008 12:14:49: ..... populating mapping info for the ATTRIBUTE clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ... completed populating mapping for DIM_BOOK
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ... generating limitmap for DIM_CURVE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... mapping table out of date for dimension DIM_CURVE. Updating mapping table.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ... populating dimension map for DIM_CURVE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... clearing mappings for the dimension
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... retrieving physical objects
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... checking for value hierarchies
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... retrieving label for dimension levels
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... populating mapping info for the DIMENSION clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... populating mapping info for the INHIERARCHY clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... retrieving hierarchy information
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... populating mapping info for the HIERARCHY and FAMILYREL clauses for hierarchy PRIM
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... populating mapping info for the ATTRIBUTE clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ... completed populating mapping for DIM_CURVE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ... generating limitmap for DIM_REFERENCE_ENTITY
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... mapping table out of date for dimension DIM_REFERENCE_ENTITY. Updating mapping table.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ... populating dimension map for DIM_REFERENCE_ENTITY
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... clearing mappings for the dimension
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... retrieving physical objects
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... checking for value hierarchies
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... retrieving label for dimension levels
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... populating mapping info for the DIMENSION clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... populating mapping info for the INHIERARCHY clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... retrieving hierarchy information
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... populating mapping info for the HIERARCHY and FAMILYREL clauses for hierarchy PRIM
AUG-21-2008 12:14:50: ..... populating mapping info for the ATTRIBUTE clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ... completed populating mapping for DIM_REFERENCE_ENTITY
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ... generating limitmap for DIM_POSITION
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... mapping table out of date for dimension DIM_POSITION. Updating mapping table.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ... populating dimension map for DIM_POSITION
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... clearing mappings for the dimension
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... retrieving physical objects
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... checking for value hierarchies
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... retrieving label for dimension levels
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... populating mapping info for the DIMENSION clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... populating mapping info for the INHIERARCHY clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... retrieving hierarchy information
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... populating mapping info for the HIERARCHY and FAMILYREL clauses for hierarchy PRIM
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... populating mapping info for the ATTRIBUTE clause
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ... completed populating mapping for DIM_POSITION
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ... completed generating limitmap for cube BI_NRDB_AGGR
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... assigning limitmap to variable in the AW
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... BI_NRDB_AGGR_CUBE_LIMITMAP found. Will update the variable
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ..... defining view BI_DEMO.BI_NRDB_AGGR_CUBEVIEW over the cube
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: **
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ** ERROR: View not created.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ** CAUSE: CREATE VIEW statement failed
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ORA-36804: The OLAP_TABLE function encountered an error while parsing the LIMITMAP.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: *** DEBUG INFORMATION ***
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: VIEW CREATION DDL ((truncated after 3900 characters)
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW BI_DEMO.BI_NRDB_AGGR_CUBEVIEW AS
SELECT *
FROM table(OLAP_TABLE ('BI_DEMO.BI_NRDB duration session',
'&(BI_NRDB_AGGR_CUBE_LIMITMAP)'))
MODEL
DIMENSION BY (
DIM_BUSINESS_DAY,
DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE,
DIM_RISK_TYPE,
DIM_BOOK,
DIM_CURVE,
DIM_REFERENCE_ENTITY,
DIM_POSITION)
MEASURES (
DIM_BUSINE_PRIM_PRNT,
DIM_BUSINE_ALL_BUSINE_LVLDSC,
DIM_BUSINE_BUSINESS_D_LVLDSC,
DIM_BUSINE_LDSC,
DIM_BUSINE_LEVEL,
DIM_INSTRU_PRIM_PRNT,
DIM_INSTRU_ALL_INSTRU_LVLDSC,
DIM_INSTRU_INSTRUMENT_LVLDSC,
DIM_INSTRU_LDSC,
DIM_INSTRU_LEVEL,
DIM_RISK_T_PRIM_PRNT,
DIM_RISK_T_ALL_RISK_T_LVLDSC,
DIM_RISK_T_RISK_TYPE_LVLDSC,
DIM_RISK_T_LDSC,
DIM_RISK_T_LEVEL,
DIM_BOOK_PRIM_PRNT,
DIM_BOOK_ALL_BOOK_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_SYSTEM_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_REGION_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_BUSINESS2_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_BUSINESS1_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_BUSINESS_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_DESK_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_RISKSTRIPE_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_SUBRISKSTR_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_BOOK_LVLDSC,
DIM_BOOK_TRADER,
DIM_BOOK_LDSC,
DIM_BOOK_LEVEL,
DIM_CURVE_PRIM_PRNT,
DIM_CURVE_ALL_CURVE_LVLDSC,
DIM_CURVE_CURRENCY_LVLDSC,
DIM_CURVE_SENIORITY_LVLDSC,
DIM_CURVE_CURVE_OWNE_LVLDSC,
DIM_CURVE_CURVE_NAME_LVLDSC,
DIM_CURVE_CURVE_LVLDSC,
DIM_CURVE_LDSC,
DIM_CURVE_LEVEL,
DIM_REFERE_ALL_GFN_LVLDSC,
DIM_REFERE_GFN_INDUST_LVLDSC,
DIM_REFERE_GFN_COUNTR_LVLDSC,
DIM_REFERE_GFN_LVLDSC,
DIM_REFERE_SPN_INDUST_LVLDSC,
DIM_REFERE_SPN_COUNTR_LVLDSC,
DIM_REFERE_SPN_LVLDSC,
DIM_REFERE_LDSC,
DIM_REFERE_SPN_SP_RATING,
DIM_REFERE_SPN_MOODY_RATING,
DIM_REFERE_LEVEL,
DIM_REFERE_PRIM_PRNT,
DIM_POSITI_PRIM_PRNT,
DIM_POSITI_ALL_POSITI_LVLDSC,
DIM_POSITI_TRADE_ID_LVLDSC,
DIM_POSITI_COUPON,
DIM_POSITI_MATURITY,
DIM_POSITI_INSTRUMENT_NAME,
DIM_POSITI_NOTIONAL,
DIM_POSITI_BUYSELL,
DIM_POSITI_CUSIP,
DIM_POSITI_ISIN,
DIM_POSITI_LDSC,
DIM_POSITI_MTM,
DIM_POSITI_LEVEL,
TOTAL,
AM_40Y,
AM_30Y,
AM_20Y,
AM_15Y,
AM_12Y,
AM_10Y,
AM_09Y,
AM_08Y,
AM_07Y,
AM_06Y,
AM_05Y,
AM_04Y,
AM_03Y,
AM_02Y,
AM_18M,
AM_01Y,
AM_09M,
AM_06M,
AM_03M,
OLAP_CALC
) RULES UPDATE SEQUENTIAL ORDER()
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: LIMITMAP (truncated after 3900 characters):
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: DIMENSION DIM_BUSINESS_DAY FROM DIM_BUSINESS_DAY WITH -
HIERARCHY DIM_BUSINE_PRIM_PRNT FROM DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_PARENTREL(DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_HIERLIST \'PRIM\') -
INHIERARCHY DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_INHIER -
FAMILYREL DIM_BUSINE_ALL_BUSINE_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BUSINE_BUSINESS_D_LVLDSC -
FROM DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_FAMILYREL(DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_LEVELLIST \'ALL_BUSINESS_DAY\'), -
DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_FAMILYREL(DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_LEVELLIST \'BUSINESS_DAY\') -
LABEL DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_LONG_DESCRIPTION -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_BUSINE_LDSC FROM DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_LONG_DESCRIPTION -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_BUSINE_LEVEL FROM DIM_BUSINESS_DAY_LEVELREL-
DIMENSION DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE FROM DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE WITH -
HIERARCHY DIM_INSTRU_PRIM_PRNT FROM DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_PARENTREL(DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_HIERLIST \'PRIM\') -
INHIERARCHY DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_INHIER -
FAMILYREL DIM_INSTRU_ALL_INSTRU_LVLDSC, -
DIM_INSTRU_INSTRUMENT_LVLDSC -
FROM DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_FAMILYREL(DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_LEVELLIST \'ALL_INSTRUMENT_TYPE\'), -
DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_FAMILYREL(DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_LEVELLIST \'INSTRUMENT_TYPE\') -
LABEL DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_LONG_DESCRIPTION -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_INSTRU_LDSC FROM DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_LONG_DESCRIPTION -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_INSTRU_LEVEL FROM DIM_INSTRUMENT_TYPE_LEVELREL-
DIMENSION DIM_RISK_TYPE FROM DIM_RISK_TYPE WITH -
HIERARCHY DIM_RISK_T_PRIM_PRNT FROM DIM_RISK_TYPE_PARENTREL(DIM_RISK_TYPE_HIERLIST \'PRIM\') -
INHIERARCHY DIM_RISK_TYPE_INHIER -
FAMILYREL DIM_RISK_T_ALL_RISK_T_LVLDSC, -
DIM_RISK_T_RISK_TYPE_LVLDSC -
FROM DIM_RISK_TYPE_FAMILYREL(DIM_RISK_TYPE_LEVELLIST \'ALL_RISK_TYPE\'), -
DIM_RISK_TYPE_FAMILYREL(DIM_RISK_TYPE_LEVELLIST \'RISK_TYPE\') -
LABEL DIM_RISK_TYPE_LONG_DESCRIPTION -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_RISK_T_LDSC FROM DIM_RISK_TYPE_LONG_DESCRIPTION -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_RISK_T_LEVEL FROM DIM_RISK_TYPE_LEVELREL-
DIMENSION DIM_BOOK FROM DIM_BOOK WITH -
HIERARCHY DIM_BOOK_PRIM_PRNT FROM DIM_BOOK_PARENTREL(DIM_BOOK_HIERLIST \'PRIM\') -
INHIERARCHY DIM_BOOK_INHIER -
FAMILYREL DIM_BOOK_ALL_BOOK_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_SYSTEM_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_REGION_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_BUSINESS2_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_BUSINESS1_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_BUSINESS_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_DESK_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_RISKSTRIPE_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_SUBRISKSTR_LVLDSC, -
DIM_BOOK_BOOK_LVLDSC -
FROM DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'ALL_BOOK\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'SYSTEM\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'REGION\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'BUSINESS2\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'BUSINESS1\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'BUSINESS\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'DESK\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'RISKSTRIPE\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'SUBRISKSTRIPE\'), -
DIM_BOOK_FAMILYREL(DIM_BOOK_LEVELLIST \'BOOK\') -
LABEL DIM_BOOK_LONG_DESCRIPTION -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_BOOK_TRADER FROM DIM_BOOK_TRADER -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_BOOK_LDSC FROM DIM_BOOK_LONG_DESCRIPTION -
ATTRIBUTE DIM_BOOK_LEVEL FROM DIM_BOOK_LEVELREL-
DIMENSION DIM_CURVE FROM DIM_CURVE WITH -
HIERARCHY DIM_CURVE_PRIM_PRNT FROM DIM_CURVE_PARENTREL(DIM_CURVE_HIERLIST \'PRIM\') -
INHIERARCHY DIM_CURVE_INHIER -
FAMILYREL DIM_CURVE_ALL_CURVE_LVLDSC, -
DIM_CURVE_CURRENCY_LVLDSC, -
DIM_CURVE_SENIORITY_LVLDSC, -
DIM_CURVE_CURVE_OWNE_LVLDSC, -
DIM_CURVE_CURVE_NAME_LVLDSC, -
DIM_CURVE_CURVE_LVLDSC -
FROM DIM_CURVE_FAMILYREL(DIM_CURVE_LEVELLIST \'ALL_CURVE\'), -
DIM_CURVE_FAMILYREL(DIM_CURVE_LEVELLIST \'CURRENCY\'), -
DIM_CURVE_FAMILYREL(DIM_CURVE_LEVELLIST \'SENIORITY\'), -
DIM_CURVE_FAMILYREL(DIM_CURVE_LEVELLIST \'CURVE_OWNER\'), -
DIM_CURVE_FAMILYREL(DIM_CURVE_LE
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: **
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ** ERROR: Unable to create view over cube BI_NRDB_AGGR.
AUG-21-2008 12:14:51: ORA-36804: The OLAP_TABLE function encountered an error while parsing the LIMITMAP. -
Performance issues using multiple CC design programs?
Hey! I'm Gwidz, and I'm having some performance issues with my adobe programs. I primarily use Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator for design work. I find that when I have any two of them open, I experience delays in clicking and dragging using my pen tablet, and laggy zooming in/scrolling. This issue disappears when I only have one program open.
I just bought this laptop to use these programs. Here's the specs:
Operating system: Windows 8 64 bit
Processor: 4th gen intel i7 4700HQ
Ram: 16gb DDR3
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770M 3GB GDDR5
Cost me 2000 bucks on amazon, and I'm pretty disappointed in how things are going right now. I definitely don't think it could be a hardware issue, could it?
I'm using an SSD as my scratch disc, and using the 64 bit versions of all programs that have it. Nothing else running in the background except these programs, and yet still I experience poor performance.
Admitedly, I'm new to windows 8, and I'm learning everything that I can about it in hopes of resolving this issue.
If anyone has any advice, any and all is greatly aprpeciated!I'm seeing this exact same choppiness and VERY slow response times with the same low use of CPU and memory... WITH JUST ONE APP OPEN! Illustrator.
Macbook Retina Pro, 15 inch.
I've tried with the GPU forced off, and forced on, and on autoswitching.
I've tried clean reinstalls. And reboots. Etc.
This is not hardware related. It's something utterly flawed with the way Illustrator (and InDesign) draw do things. They are just grotesquely inefficient.
The fact that the program/app makes no effort to use more CPU/GPU to speed up responsiveness to the user input is the real indicator of how poorly optimised this code is.
After Effects is better. But it's adaptive degradation STUTTERS grotesquely, and it's actually better to try to turn that off. Although I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how to turn that off at the moment.. forgotten where I previously found that switch.
Photoshop is also better.
I'm also talking about small files. Nothing in them. Just start drawing... Stutters... atrocious frame rates for the update of the screen and very poor response rates to input.
This is 64 bit optimised? I don't think so. -
Hi,
We were using Oracle 9i in Solaris 5.8 and it was working fine with some minor performance issues. We formatted the Solaris server with new Solaris 5.10 and installed Oracle 10g.
Now we are experiencing some performance issues in Oracle 10g. This issue is arising when using through Websphere 5.1.
We have analyzed the schema, index is rebuild, SGA is 4.5 GB, PGA is 2.0 GB, Solaris RAM is 16 GB. Also we are having some Mat Views (possibly this may cause performance issues - not sure) due to refresh.
Also I have changed some parameters in init.ora file like query_rewrite = STALE_TOLERATED, open_cursors = 1500 etc.
Is is something due to driver from which the data is accessed. I guess it is not utilizing the indexes on the table.
Can anyone please suggest, what could be the issue ?<p>There are a lot of changes to the optimizer in the upgrade from 9i to 10g, and you need to be aware of them. There are also a number of changes to the default stats collection mechanism, so after your upgrade your statistics (hence execution paths) could change dramatically.
</p>
<p>
Greg Rahn has a useful entry on his blog about stats collection, and the blog al,so points to an Oracle white paper which will give you a lot of ideas about where the optimizer changes - which may help you spot your critical issues.
</p>
<p>Otherwise, follow triggb's advice about using Statspack to find the SQL that is the most expensive - it's reasonably likely to be this SQL that has changed execution plans in the upgrade.
</p>
Regards
Jonathan Lewis
http://jonathanlewis.wordpress.com
http://www.jlcomp.demon.co.uk
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