SAPSR3DB XMII_TRANSACTION table LOG column is very big

Hi,
We have a problem about MII server.
SAPSR3DB XMII_TRANSACTION table LOG column is very big data in it.
How can it be decrease the size of data in this column?
Regards.

In 12.1 its XMII Administration Menu (Menu.jsp) --> System Management --> DefaultTransactionPersistance.
In production I recommend setting this to 'ONERROR'
There is also the TransactionPersistenceLifetime which determines how long entries will stay in the log table.
We set this to 8 hours.

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I would say that the create table as select table is better (if you have the time), since you get a reorganized table without the values of the unnecessary column and it doesn't create undo, if the column is a big one it is recommended to reorganize the table (alter table move) to remove the column values (after dropping or setting unused) from the rows.
Yuri Gorelik

What is the easiest way to create and manage very big forms?

I need to create a form that will contain few hundred questions. Could you please give me some advise on what is the easiest way to do that? I mean for example is it easier to create everything in Word (since it is easier to manage) and than create a form based on that?
My concern is that when I will have a very big form, containing different kinds of questions and with many scripts, managing it during work will be slow and difficult, for example adding a question in the middle of the form which would require moving half of the questions down which could smash the layout etc.
What is the best practise for that?
Thanks in advance

Try using Table and Rows for this kind of forms. These forms will have the same look throught with a question and and answer section..
In the future if you want to add a new section, you can simply add rows in between..
Thanks
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