Seeking a Weblogic capacity planning consultant

Xpede is an financial services application service provider based in
          Oakland, CA, seeking an capacity planning consultant for an short term
          (under one week) initial engagement, with possible on-going consulting work.
          Please send resume, qualifications, hourly rate or a fixed price bid to
          [email protected]
          Capacity Requirements Plan (2-5 days)
          The Plan concentrates on the responsiveness, scalability, and throughput of
          our middleware infrastructure through investigation, analysis, and a formal
          report. This service is conducted as a pre-deployment evaluation. The
          consultant will work with our staff to identify or establish our capacity
          requirements in quantitative terms, which express the requirements for an
          application and architecture, and will encompass both current and future
          timeframes. Performance metrics may take the form of expected transaction
          rate (workload), response time, growth factor, user capacity, database size,
          and others. The time invested in this phase can be reduced when such
          information already exists and can be provided to BEA.
          - Performance Assessment Management Reports
          - Benchmarking
          - Performance bottleneck identification and resolution
          - Performance tools (such as workload generators) to be developed
          - How to interpret metrics
          - How to gather metrics
          - What metrics to gather
          - Reference architecture on Solaris platform (build-out)
          Qualifications
          3-4 experience on Weblogic platform, with over 20 projects. In-depth
          understanding of BEA technology, able to plan and design the architecture of
          middleware projects. Able to design architectures using associated
          technologies (Java, Object-Oriented Design and Analysis, Solaris, Veritas,
          Netscape/iPlanet, Oracle). Experience with large-scale, full life-cycle
          projects. Able to share technical and business knowledge with others.

Hi,
What should be the Heap size cannot be determined by the RAM size 32GB or 64GB. It depends on the Application...Application Functionality, How many Long living objects it creates , how many JNI calls it makes, How many Jars/Classes it loads, How many users requests your application at peak load, what kind of Caching you are using...etc
Above things are the points which can be used to determine the required Heap Size and the JVM tunning options.
There is no standard calculation or Formula available...The only option to determined the required Tunning parameters and JVM settings is...Load Testing and Performance Testing.
Thanks
Jay SenSharma
http://middlewaremagic.com/weblogic/?page_id=2261 (Middleware Magic Is Here)

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Seeking a capacity planning consultant

Xpede is an financial services application service provider based in
Oakland, CA, seeking an capacity planning consultant for an short term
(under one week) initial engagement, with possible on-going consulting work.
Please send resume, qualifications, hourly rate or a fixed price bid to
[email protected]
Capacity Requirements Plan (2-5 days)
The Plan concentrates on the responsiveness, scalability, and throughput of
our middleware infrastructure through investigation, analysis, and a formal
report. This service is conducted as a pre-deployment evaluation. The
consultant will work with our staff to identify or establish our capacity
requirements in quantitative terms, which express the requirements for an
application and architecture, and will encompass both current and future
timeframes. Performance metrics may take the form of expected transaction
rate (workload), response time, growth factor, user capacity, database size,
and others. The time invested in this phase can be reduced when such
information already exists and can be provided to BEA.
- Performance Assessment Management Reports
- Benchmarking
- Performance bottleneck identification and resolution
- Performance tools (such as workload generators) to be developed
- How to interpret metrics
- How to gather metrics
- What metrics to gather
- Reference architecture on Solaris platform (build-out)
Qualifications
3-4 experience on Weblogic platform, with over 20 projects. In-depth
understanding of BEA technology, able to plan and design the architecture of
middleware projects. Able to design architectures using associated
technologies (Java, Object-Oriented Design and Analysis, Solaris, Veritas,
Netscape/iPlanet, Oracle). Experience with large-scale, full life-cycle
projects. Able to share technical and business knowledge with others.

thnx for the reply, Alex.
in the application tier, i would like to have 2 boxes:
1) service applications only like MMS, UPSA in one box
2) can i include search service appln in second box which is also a search query server? or
i need to create/configure search serv.appln in the first box itself?
i have created a farm topology as shown above:
would like to know whether its correct or not:

Weblogic capacity planning /processor sizing?

does anyone have suggestions regarding processor sizing for weblogic server?
does BEA post any recommendations based on expected page views per second or
anything of the sort?

Contact your sales rep. They should be able to provide capacity planning guide.
Kumar
joe paterno wrote:
does anyone have suggestions regarding processor sizing for weblogic server?
does BEA post any recommendations based on expected page views per second or
anything of the sort?

Need a weblogic capacity planner

Xpede is an financial services application service provider based in
Oakland, CA, seeking an capacity planning consultant for an short term
(under one week) initial engagement, with possible on-going consulting work.
Please send resume, qualifications, hourly rate or a fixed price bid to
[email protected]
Capacity Requirements Plan (2-5 days)
The Plan concentrates on the responsiveness, scalability, and throughput of
our middleware infrastructure through investigation, analysis, and a formal
report. This service is conducted as a pre-deployment evaluation. The
consultant will work with our staff to identify or establish our capacity
requirements in quantitative terms, which express the requirements for an
application and architecture, and will encompass both current and future
timeframes. Performance metrics may take the form of expected transaction
rate (workload), response time, growth factor, user capacity, database size,
and others. The time invested in this phase can be reduced when such
information already exists and can be provided to BEA.
- Performance Assessment Management Reports
- Benchmarking
- Performance bottleneck identification and resolution
- Performance tools (such as workload generators) to be developed
- How to interpret metrics
- How to gather metrics
- What metrics to gather
- Reference architecture on Solaris platform (build-out)
Qualifications
3-4 experience on Weblogic platform, with over 20 projects. In-depth
understanding of BEA technology, able to plan and design the architecture of
middleware projects. Able to design architectures using associated
technologies (Java, Object-Oriented Design and Analysis, Solaris, Veritas,
Netscape/iPlanet, Oracle). Experience with large-scale, full life-cycle
projects. Able to share technical and business knowledge with others.

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VoIP and Video capacity planning

For 1000 users, what is the bandwidth for backbone to run VoIP and video?
Thanks

the above link is very good as it pertains to 'per call bandwidth consumption'
you may need to use a little more to find your answer such as a capacity planning procedure(s). since you have voice and video, this will be two part.
(minding that video if used for all users will require much more capacity than the voice; possibly upto 50 - 100 times more depending on your use/needs)
some decent capacity planning providers, case studies and best practices are as follows:
42U - obtain a free capacity planning consultation.
http://www.42u.com/proj-eval.htm
nice case study by cisco on capacity planning:
http://www.writtenright.net/Portfolio/WrittenRightCaseStudy.pdf
(for do it yourself)
a very good 'best practices handbook' by wainhouse:
http://www.wainhouse.com/files/papers/wr-best-net-vnvoip.pdf

Purchase Requistion,Purchase Enquiry, Sales Enquiry,Capacity Planning & Sch

Hi All,
I am working in SAP business One for quiet long time as Functional Consultant and i am very much aware with its design. And Now SAP is bringing SAP HANA also for Mid Size Company or you can say in SAP Business One.
BUT ...............
In any industry vertical there is always requirement of Purchase Requistion (Department Wise) , Purchase Enquiry and sales enquiry is Must to buy or sell the Item.
Why dont SAP is providing three different FORMS like sales Quotation , (Sales Enquiry) , Purchase Quotation (Purchase Enquiry) and Material Indent or Purchase Requisition (Dept. Wise) This i am spcifically asking just because the requestor doesn't knnow the Suppliers Name.
And This functionality is in SAP ECC .
This will reduce ADD ON
MRP is enhanced so beautifully in Latest Version but only Capacity Planning & Sceduling is Missing.
Capacity Planing and Sceduling if possible then I think Maximum Industry accross the World will consider SAP Business One
I hope by this forum i am Just Pointing this. So that we can get in near future
If anyone gets any clue on this please let me know.
Please Join hands if this feature what i discussed is really required .
Thanks & Regards
Ashish Gupte

Hello Friend,
I am very much agree with your suggestion
But every one know that ECC is not for SMB sector so it is full flesh ERP compare SAP Business one and may be these form will part of SAP business one road map.
Because SAP has added some rich process for MRP but after get suggestion from form and these link form http://forums.sdn.sap.com/forum.jspa?forumID=265&start=0
and these given above link also is a good place for your question
Thanks
Manvendra Singh Niranjan

Capacity planning (performance tuning of WLP 8.1 SP6 application)

Hi Guys,
I have one question regarding the performance tuning of the weblogic portal application (or may be any J2EE application for that matter) :
I understand that there could be lot of performance bottleneck areas e.g
(a) network issues (not enough bandwidth),
(b) bottleneck because of the DBs,
(c) application design/coding
(d) JVM might not have been tuned as per the business requirement of the application
(e) lack of clustering
(f) hardware problems (CPUs, RAMs etc)
Inorder to do the capacity planning for such an enterprise applications, what would be the best starting point?
Is it a good idea to start and profile the application using some profiling tools like OptimizeIt or JProbe? and then analyze the profiling the data and conclusion can be drawn interms of what and where the major bottleneck is into the application and accordingly it can be worked upon.
Or if there is any better and elegant way doing capacity planning?
Thanks for your time.
Regards
Jameel

Hi
id say start with a load tool that simulates average/ peak behavior with varied inputs and exercise your site . then profile if necessary.
Also start with the critical/most used portions of your site.
Its difficult doing the above because unles your migrating noone really knows the expected usage of your site. And its hard for someone to specify acceptable response times.
regards
deepak

Capacity planning for inspection

Hi,
I would like to plan for capacity required to complete inspection lots at our labs. This should include inspection types for 01, 03, 04 and 08. Is there a way I can do this in SAP ? I am planning to use an enhancement and create a planned order for every inspection lot (1:1 relation). But I don't know how that will work. Does anyone have any ideas ?
Thanks

Hi GS,
I think that's a good question, might not have been explored much.
I think, you can try to utilize the potential of "Quality Work Center" attached to inspection operations, and activate Machine and Labor as capacity categories, use relevant formulas and try the standard Capacity planning process for PP.
For more details, please go through the links -
1. http://scn.sap.com/community/erp/manufacturing-pp/blog/2013/10/23/capacity-planning-or-scheduling-leveling-maybe-sequencing
2. Capacity planning - ERP Operations - SCN Wiki
3. Capacity Planning (PP-CRP) - SAP Library
4. http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-49431
Please do further search on this subject and work with PP consultant to use this functionality. Finally share your results once you are done
Thanks,
Arijit

Capacity planning issue

Dear all
My customer has two actor types: project managers PM and 7 work center managers WCM, with strong antithesis: PM looks at project quality and productivity; WCM looks at his resources capacity planning.
Every PM defines wbs basic start / finish dates with appropriate, large and comfortable time lag. Into this time lag, during the capacity planning, the WCMs can set definitive activity start / finish dates, by their needs (and with user status communicates to PM the happened choice) .
The generic project is composed of more wbs elements and 7 networks: all activities of a generic network are assigned to only one work center. Every lowest wbs element has only one activity.
Every PM plans dates (large and comfortable) and efforts on network activities; schedules via bottom up and copies wbs scheduled dates on basic dates. After, CP sets the top down scenario and save the project. In IMG, network profile, the type of checking during top-down time scheduling is u201CEu201D: exit with error (transaction code OPUU).
Every WCM using transaction code CM01 doesnu2019t see the WBS constrains. So doesnu2019t know the wbs dates range. Moreover the WCMs donu2019t like a dashboard like CM01 because it is not user friendly. They prefer a graphical dashboard.
My personal idea to resolve this issue is use transaction code CM21 or similar with the display of wbs time lag. Is it possible?
Is there anyone who could help me, please? I am also interested in other technical solution.
Thanks in advance.
Salvo50

Venky,
1) Sales order when enter in the system can perform the capacity availability check ?
Not in ECC/R/3. However, in APO this is possible.
2) The delivery dates & confirmation in the sales order is on what basis?
Depends on how you have configured your availability check. There are a number of possibilities. Many companies confirm MTS orders to Total Replenishment Lead time in the Material master. Other companies leave the orders unconfirmed until Planning has created supply elements (production orders).
As far as the delivery date is concerned, it can also start with the confirmed material availability date as calculated by ATP, and then additionally schedule in the warehouse pick-pack-load times, and route transit time (the time it takes to move the shipment from your loading dock to the customer's location.
In 'Assemble to order' (a special version of Make To Order) it is possible to confirm to the scheduling time of the supporting Finished goods production orders combined with the availability of the components of the FG production order.
In R/3, some companies will confirm the MTS sales order to a date that is farther into the future than the actual estimated process time including capacity backlog. Then, they run MRP to create planned orders. Then, they run Capacity leveling. Then, they run BackOrderProcessing (rescheduling) of the sales orders to re-confirm to the planned or production orders that have been capacity leveled. In this way, Sales orders are indirectly confirmed to capacity.
Consult with your local SD and PP ATP experts to discover the options available.
Rgds,
DB49
Edited by: Dogboy49 on Jan 6, 2010 10:37 PM

Capacity planning 9iAS/Portal and/or 9iAS

I've looked all over metalink and otn, and can't find any good info on capacity planning for 9iAS/Portal, or 9iAS in general. #CPU, RAM, etc.
This is the closest I've gotten so far:
http://technet.oracle.com/products/ias/install-faq.html
http://otn.oracle.com/products/forms/pdf/6iscalability.pdf
Does Oracle just refers customers to their www.oracle.com/consulting ($?) group for this information, or is it documented somewhere that customers can see?
I understand that for a complex large scale enterprise Portal deployment that it would be necessary to hire consultants for hardware sizing and architecture, but there have to be some free guidelines that would be useful for customers with smaller requirements?
Thanks,
Eric D. Pierce
Information Technology Consultant
[email protected]
(916) 278-7586

This was posted the day prior to our offline discussion. Am still interested in continuing our conversation (via this forum if you'd prefer).
Have you had a chance to look at the cacheability report that I had sent to you?
Aside from server clock issue I'd like to know what etags are used and generated by the portal infrastructure.
This is an important issue for our globalization project.
Many thanks and hope you're traveling safe!
Jyotika

SOA - EAM capacity planning

I have been handed an assignment to prepare "capacity planning documentation" for what is termed "Enterprise Application Messaging"(EAM). I am looking at the documentation for Oracle Fusion Middleware and in particular Oracle® Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Release 1 (12.1.1) which has some basic installation prerequisites. This is a good start but I know that there is more to capacity planning in the context of this EAM notion like for instance a database to persist messages etc and then there are the "speeds and feeds" to consider.
My question is: Are there any white papers, best practices or Open World presentations that are more current than the 10g documentation and presentations I have found on searching that would cast the Oracle Fusion middleware more in a "generic EAM context" than this 12 C product installation documentation I am looking at?

Thank you for the quick reply and the great links you gave, I am reviewing them before proceeding.
I agree, the EAM is a mysterious acronym...I'm not sure who dreamed it up, but to me, it means SOA and OSB and that is what we will be building in a new datacenter. I believe it may be a "home grown" acronym to try to keep from becoming too vendor oriented with our high level documentation...we have a bunch of Microsoft afecianados here who would like to place something like "Biztalk" into the mix, so maybe they got the powers to be to invent a more generic acronym.
Yes, I have also found that I need to look at the 11g not 12C docs due to certification issues, hopefully resolved in a couple of weeks I'm told.
There are some great diagrams you pointed me to and I sincerely appreciate your quick reply...thanks a million!
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Enterprise level capacity planning

I am trying to look at capacity planning at an enterprise level and wish to get summarized views of captured data across a number of hosts and instances. I would like to be able to see the tablespace stats for all of our instances in one graph or report, and not have to view each one separately. The OEM capacity planner does not seem to provide any such views and from what I have discovered in the repository it looks as though separate tables are created to hold captured data for each instance eg table space data for prod01 will be in table a, tablespace data for xcpt02 will be in table b.
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Hi,
About packaging : Always deploy your application in ear format using weblogic
(not a single war (WEB module) + single jar (EJB module)) Ref http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs61/programming/packaging.html#1051556
"WebLogic Server can bypass the intermediate RMI classes because the EJB client
and implementation are in the same JVM." If you have large data exchange between
EJB and WEB you're gonne save a lot process time (including garbage collect process
time to clean RMI object copies). For our application with save up to 7%just
using ear format for deployment.
"Raghu Arni" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for document(s) that describe any real world experiences
in the
deployment of applications using the weblogic server.
I hope to get the following information:
Server sizing (only Solaris on Sun machines)
Performance tuning parameters for improved scaling on multi-processor
machines
Actual clustering scenarios bothe OS level and application level.
etc..
Any pointers are appreciated,
A

Operations are not getting despatched in capacity planning table

Hi Experts,
I am using capacity planning table (Graphical) to level the capacities and sequence the process orders. The start date of my orders are very well in future and sufficient capacities also is available in resources. But when I go to CM25 and select one order and click on despatch, system is not despatching it. This is the case for almost all the overall profiles.
The surprising factor is, this function was working fine earlier without any issues. I havent done any changes in configs which will affect capacity planning.
What can be the reason for this? Any thoughts please?.
One more thing. Is there any option to avoid the capacity planning step if Iam using R/3 and manage it by some other way?
Appreciate your earlier reply
Thanks & Regards
Prathib

Most likely you didnt define the rowsource key properly. Please look under <install>/errors folder for any file there.
Also, please read the documentation. There is information there about how to troubleshoot a loading problem. Please always read the documentation and we would appreciate feedback on the documentation.
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Machine capacity planning and efficency

Dear Guru,
I have number of machines and i want there individual capacity and efficency can we see that by any report or any tcode to see all capacity of machine.What is capacity leveling.
Is thee any configuration for capacity planning.
Thanks in advance

Hi, the following configuration steps involved in the capacity planning: SPRO --> IMG --> PRODUCTION --> CAPACITY REQUIREMENT PLANNING Capacity Requirements Planning: 1) Define time units 2) Define Capacity Category 3) Set up Capacity Planner. 4) Define parameters 5) Define Standard value key. 6) Define Move time matrix. 7) Define Setup matrix. 8) Define Control Key. 9) Define Shift Sequence. 10) Define Key for performance efficiency rate. 11) Define Formula parameters. 12) Specify Scheduling type. 13) Set up Production scheduler group 14) Select Automatically. 15) Define Scheduling parameters for Production orders 16) Define Scheduling parameters for networks. 17) Define Reduction Strategies planned/ production orders. 18) Define Reduction Strategies for network/process orders. 19) Define Control Profile. 20) Define Selection profile. 21) Define time profile. 22) Define Evaluation profile. 23) Define Strategy Profile. You can follow these above configuration steps in capacity planning Yes you need to active your all work center for the finite scheduling at the bottom of capacity view. Use all standard SAP configurations, Capacity Leveling Profile. Define time profile in OPD2. Define the strategy profile in OPDB Define the Overall profiles in OPD0. Then only you need to to active your all work center for the finite scheduling at the bottom of capacity view in work center.(CR02) Then run MRP with scheduling- 2 Lead time scheduling and capacity planning.(MD02) You will get your capacity requirement in CM01, or CM25/CM21. In rem you can use MF50. -
OR refer below steps Capacity Planning Evaluation: Use this procedure to Evaluate the Capacity of a Work Center (Resource). The same transaction will be used for finding out the Capacity Overload on the Work Center Select Logistics -> Production -> Capacity Planning -> Evaluation ->Work Center View ->Load and go to the Capacity Planning Selection screen (CM01) Through capacity planning : Standard overview :System will show week wise overload in Red Color. If there is no overload then system will show in the normal color. Date wise Capacity can be overviewed. If there were capacity overload, system would show with Red Color indication and Percentage overload can be viewed. Through capacity planning : Standard overview: Details: Date wise, planned process order wise capacity requirement. Through capacity planning : Standard overview: Graphical: Yellow Color indicates capacity lying un-used. Red Color Bars is the indication for Capacity Overload and Blue Color Bars indicate for Capacity available Use this procedure to Level / Schedule the Capacity of a Work Center Capacity Planning - Levelling/Scheduling: Select Logistics ->Production->Capacity Planning -> Levelling -> Work Center View and go to the Planning Table (Graphical) screen (CM21) Key Points u2022 This would be used for Shop floor production scheduling u2022 Capacity Scheduling is mandatory for correct results of Master Production Schedule and Material Requirement Planning For settings: Define formulas for resources: (OP54) IMG -> Production Planning For Process Industries -> Master Data ->Resource->Capacity requirements planning->Formulas for resources->Define formulas for resources. For formula parameters for Resource/workcentre:(OP51) IMG -> Production Planning For Process Industries -> Master Data ->Resource->Capacity requirements planning->Formulas for resources->Define formula parameters for resources-> Standard Value u2013 Define Parameters (OP7B) IMG -> Production Planning For Process Industries -> Master Data ->Resource-> General Data -> Standard value -> Define Parameters Define standard value key(OP19) IMG -> Production Planning For Process Industries -> Master Data ->Resource-> General Data -> Standard value -> Define Standard Value First configure the below settings in the capacity Planning. 1) Define time units Path : SPRO ->Production-> Capacity Requirements planning ->Master Data-> Define Time units (OPCF) 2) Define Capacity Category Path : SPRO ->Production ->Capacity Requirements planning->Master Data-> Capacity Data ->Define Capacity category. 3) Set up Capacity Planner. Path : SPRO ->Production ->Capacity Requirements planning -> Master Data->Capacity Data -> Set up Capacity Planner 4) Define parameters Path : SPRO->Production ->Capacity Requirements planning -> Master Data ->Work Center Data->Standard value ->Define Parameters (OP7B) 5)Define Move time matrix. Path : SPRO -> Production-> Capacity Requirements Planning -> Master Data-> Work Center Data -> Define Move time Matrix (OPCN) 6) Define Setup matrix. Path : SPRO -> Production ->Capacity Requirements Planning -> Master Data -> Routing data -> Define Setup Time Matrix 7)Define Control Key. Path : SPRO-> Production-> Capacity Requirements Planning -> Master Data ->Routing data -> Define Control Key(OPCG) 8) Define Shift Sequence. Path : SPRO -> Production-> Capacity Requirements Planning -> Operations -> Define Shift Sequences (OP4A) 9) Define Key for performance efficiency rate. Path : SPRO-> Production -> Capacity Requirements Planning -> Operations-> Available Capacity-> Define Key Performance Efficiency Rate (OPDU) 11) Specify Scheduling type. Path : SPRO ->Production ->Capacity requirements Planning->Operations->Scheduling ->Specify Scheduling Type (OPJN) 12) Set up Production scheduler group. Path : SPRO ->Production->Capacity requirements Planning -> Operations -> Scheduling -> Set up Production Scheduler Group (OPCH) 13) Select Automatically. Path : SPRO -> Production -> Capacity Requirements Planning ->Operations->Scheduling ->Task List Type-> Select Automatically (OPJF) 14) Define Scheduling parameters for Production orders. Path : SPRO -> Production ->Capacity Requirements Planning-> Operations->Scheduling -> Define Scheduling Parameters for Production orders (OPU3) 15) Define Reduction Strategies planned/ production orders. Spro-> Production->Capacity reqirements planning->operations->Scheduling->Reduction strategies->Define reduction strategies planned-/production order 16) Define Reduction Strategies for network/process orders. Spro-> Production->Capacity reqirements planning->operations->Scheduling->Reduction strategies-> Define reduction strategies for network/process order 17) Define Selection profile. Spro->Production->Capacity requirements Planning->Evalution->Profiles-> Define selection profiles Hope clear to u. Regards Alok

Capacity planning and schedulng production order based on availabe capacity

Hi Gurus,
I am trying to use capacity planning, when the production order is created it takes the order start date as the requirement date. Then when i do he capaity check it says capaity not available. After finite scheduling again it proposes to shift operations by certain days.
I need the capity to be check in MRP and the palled orders to have start dates based on aviable capity, currenty all the palled orders are starting on the requirement date irresptive of avaiabe capaity. I tried using finite scheduling option in MD02 still it does not take in to account exsting production orders for giving dates of the planned orders.
Regards
Abhi

Dear Abhishek,
1) This is Std SAP of MRP, only material Av check will be carried out in MRP & create procurement
Proposals
2) Capacities will not Checked ( consider ) in MRP in Std R/3
3) Your Need can be only met through APO
Regards
Madhu

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