TRIP QUERY

Dear Freinds,
Based on the SAP Best Practices documentation I have done all the basic configurations pertaining to Travel Management and was successfull in mapping infotype 0017 to employee code.
After that when I have entered all the details in TRIP and after clicking on 'Approve' button it is giving error as 'TRIP Schema PL is not allowed'
If you have any solution to this please revert back.
Have a nice time!
Regards,
Raghavendra

Check the TRFVD feature once.
Regards,
Rao

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On deployment, this version of the BPEL process behaved as expected - only modifying the records with EXPIRY_TIME less thatn the literal time specified. (Also, I can't really pass in the time as a parameter as this is a polling model).
Can anyone shed any light on what is happening or suggest how I might go about polling in the desired way?
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total 169 0.20 0.19 0 29466 0 1002
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Anuj,
In the future, when posting items to the forum where spacing is critical to proper understanding, please use the { code } tags (without spaces) to retain the spacing.
It appears that there is more to the story than what has been reported. It is good that you used tkprof, as it shows that there is more to the story. Taking a look at the two executions, the tkprof output shows that the first (quick) execution completed in 0.19 seconds, while the second (slow) execution completed in 1.21 seconds, even with th 2,391 blocks read from disk. My first question, if I were in the same situation, would be what would cause the first execution time to jump from 0.19 seconds to 5 seconds, and the second execution to jump from 1.21 seconds to 840 seconds (14 minutes)?
In both cases, there is a library cache miss on both the parse and the execute calls - there may be some significance to this.
In both cases, there were 167 fetch calls to return 1,002 rows, meaning that on average 6 rows were returned on each fetch.
Let's assume that 'tom', whose query executed quickly, was connected to the database over a T1 connection with a 20ms (0.02 second) ping time. For siimplicity in calculation, assume that there were 170 round trips between the server and the client. The network communication between the client and the server would require at least 3.4 seconds, for a total time to send the query and retrieve the results of about 3.6 seconds. This is a little short of 5 seconds which you reported.
Let's assume that 'greg', whose query executed slowly, was connected to the database over a satellite connection with a 2000ms (2 second) ping time. With the same number of round trips, the network communication would require about 340 seconds, for a total time to send the query and retrieve the results of about 341.21 seconds (5.7 minutes), about 8 minutes short of the target 14 minutes.
Was this the only query executed by the clients, or were there multiple queries?
Were the client computers on the same network segment?
Did you gather a 10046 trace at level 8 or 12 for the sessions? If so, manually review the wait events in the trace files to see if it is possible to determine what was happening during the 14 minutes. Guessing can be fun, but sometimes you come up 8 minutes short by guessing alone.
Charles Hooper
IT Manager/Oracle DBA
K&M Machine-Fabricating, Inc.

How to get the name of an executing ABAP query in run time

Hi ABAP Gurus,
I need to get the ABAP query name when it's running. For example we can get the current executing ABAP program name from SY-REPID.
My tried logic - every query generates an ABAP program like AQZZUGQUERY. 'UG' stands for user-group name and the length specified for it is 12, if the length of the user-group name is less than 12, then the rest will be filled by '='. Next 'QUERY' stands for ABAP query name and the length specified for it is 14, if less, then the rest will be filled in with '=' in the right. I've tried to extract the query name by using cut and trip (offset) operations.
But somehow this logic is not working - always it's picking up the function name as checked in debug mode.
Guys - Can you please provide me the solution on this.
Thanks & regards,
Jayanta Bej.

Guys,
I've cracked the issue. Instead of retrieving the query name from sy-repid, I've retrieved it from sy-cprog and the problem is resolved.
Thanks guys for your quick responses.
Thanks and regards,
Jayanta Bej.

Problem with this query

Hi
We are using this query
SELECT ...........
FROM TRIP JOIN TRIPEXTENSION ON TRIPEXTENSION.TRIPID = TRIP.TRIPID JOIN FOREIGNRECLOC ON FOREIGNRECLOC.TRIPID = TRIP.TRIPID JOIN CUSTSEGCONTROL ON CUSTSEGCONTROL.TRIPID = TRIP.TRIPID JOIN CUSTOMERCONTROL ON CUSTOMERCONTROL.CUSTOMERID = CUSTSEGCONTROL.CUSTOMERID JOIN CUSTOMER ON CUSTOMER.CUSTOMERID = CUSTSEGCONTROL.CUSTOMERID LEFT JOIN TRIPSEGMENT ON TRIPSEGMENT.TRIPSEGMENTID = CUSTSEGCONTROL.TRIPSEGMENTID LEFT JOIN TRIPSEGMENTEXTENSION ON (TRIPSEGMENTEXTENSION.TRIPSEGMENTID = TRIPSEGMENT.TRIPSEGMENTID AND TRIPSEGMENTEXTENSION.TRIPID = TRIP.TRIPID) LEFT JOIN TICKET ON CUSTOMERCONTROL.TICKETID = TICKET.TICKETID WHERE FOREIGNRECLOC.TRIPID IN (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?) AND ((TRIP.STATUS <> ? AND (CUSTSEGCONTROL.DELETEDITEM = 0 OR CUSTSEGCONTROL.DELETEDITEM is null )) OR (TRIP.STATUS = ?)) AND TRIPEXTENSION.EOTTIME = CUSTSEGCONTROL.EOTTIME AND TRIPEXTENSION.EOTTIME = CUSTOMERCONTROL.EOTTIME AND TRIPEXTENSION.EOTTIME = TRIP.EOTTIME
It is taking long time to execute and causing timeout. The columns used in where clause are as follows
FOREIGNRECLOC.TRIPID - PRIMARY KEY
TRIP.STATUS - NO INDEX/CONTAINS LOW CARDINALITY DATA
CUSTSEGCONTROL.DELETEDITEM - NO INDEX/CONTAINS LOW CARDINALITY DATA
TRIPEXTENSION.EOTTIME/CUSTSEGCONTROL.EOTTIME/CUSTOMERCONTROL.EOTTIME/TRIPEXTENSION.EOTTIME - NO INDEX/CONTAINS HIGH CARDINALITY DATA
Our 'experts' said something 'seriously' wrong with this query. Can anyone provide any suggestion/observation on this?
thanks and regards,
SUMIT

Hi Devid
Thans for your response. The result of explain plan is
SQL> SELECT * FROM TABLE(dbms_xplan.display);
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
| Id | Operation | Name | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)|
| 0 | SELECT STATEMENT | | 1 | 592 | 51 (8)|
| 1 | TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID | FOREIGNRECLOC | 1 | 16 | 1 (0)|
| 2 | NESTED LOOPS | | 1 | 592 | 51 (8)|
| 3 | NESTED LOOPS | | 1 | 576 | 50 (8)|
| 4 | NESTED LOOPS | | 1 | 569 | 50 (8)|
| 5 | NESTED LOOPS | | 1 | 511 | 49 (9)|
| 6 | HASH JOIN | | 1 | 397 | 42 (10)|
| 7 | HASH JOIN | | 11 | 3443 | 36 (9)|
| 8 | HASH JOIN | | 13 | 3588 | 29 (7)|
| 9 | HASH JOIN | | 327 | 51339 | 10 (10)|
| 10 | TABLE ACCESS FULL | TRIP | 270 | 17820 | 3 (0)|
| 11 | HASH JOIN | | 327 | 29757 | 7 (15)|
| 12 | TABLE ACCESS FULL | TRIPSEGMENT | 123 | 9225 | 3 (0)|
| 13 | TABLE ACCESS FULL | TRIPSEGMENTEXTENSION | 327 | 5232 | 3 (0)|
| 14 | TABLE ACCESS FULL | CUSTSEGCONTROL | 3180 | 369K| 19 (6)|
| 15 | TABLE ACCESS FULL | CUSTOMERCONTROL | 2658 | 98346 | 6 (0)|
| 16 | TABLE ACCESS FULL | CUSTOMER | 464 | 38976 | 5 (0)|
| 17 | TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID| TRIPEXTENSION | 1 | 114 | 7 (0)|
| 18 | INDEX RANGE SCAN | EXTENSION_TRIPID_FK_INDEX | 7 | | 1 (0)|
| 19 | TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID | TICKET | 1 | 58 | 1 (0)|
| 20 | INDEX UNIQUE SCAN | SYS_C0011530 | 1 | | 0 (0)|
| 21 | INDEX UNIQUE SCAN | SYS_C0011533 | 1 | 7 | 0 (0)|
| 22 | INDEX RANGE SCAN | TRIPSEGEXT_TRIPID_INDEX | 1 | | 0 (0)|
Note
 - 'PLAN_TABLE' is old version
32 rows selected.thanks and regars,
SUMIT

Errors executing bulk query when updating a Sharepoint Linked List from Access

Hi all,
I have a Sharepoint list that is a Linked List with MS Access. It has just under 5,000 items (4,864), thus meaning it avoids the reduction in functionality lists of greater than 5,000 items have.
Among the list are five calculated columns. These take the information from another column (different employee numbers), and by using a formula produce a clickable link to my company's Directory page, where that particular employee's info is displayed. I'm
not sure if these five columns are relevant to my query, but I'm mentioning them in case.
My problem is this: Frequently when I run any query on the list that updates the list, I get this error: "There were errors executing the bulk query or sending the data to the server. Reconnect the tables to resolve the
conflicts or discard the pending changes".
When I review the errors, it says they conflict with errors a previous user made (with that previous user being me). It frequently highlights several columns, despite the info in them being identical, and the calculated columns (with the original showing
the value they contained and the new showing #VALUE! (as Access can't display the formulas).
However, if I click Retry All Changes, all the update stick and everything seems fine. Why is this happening? It's proving very annoying and is really stopping the automation of my large number of queries. A list of 5000 items isn't particular big (and they've
got roughly 100 columns, although I didn't think that was too large either, given Excel's 200+ column limit).
Is this due to poor query design and SQL? Is this due to connectivity issues (which I doubt, as my line seems perfect)? Is this due to Access tripping over itself and not executing the update on each row in the table, but rather executing them concurrently
and locking itself up? I'm at wit's end about it and really need to get this sorted.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Hi amartin903,
According to your description, my understanding is that you got an error when you used a linked list from Access.
The table that you are updating is a linked table that does not have a primary key or a unique index. Or, the query or the form is based on a linked table that does not have a primary key or a unique index. Please add the primary key or a unique index.
Here is a similar post, please take a look at:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/545601e9-a703-4a02-8ed9-199f1ce9dac8/updating-sharepoint-list-from-access?forum=sharepointdevelopmentlegacy
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Wendy
Wendy Li
TechNet Community Support

Regarding Performance pbl in SQL query.

hey guys,
Could somebody help me over this posting.
I have created TAX report. which retrieved records from BSIS and BSAS table to calculate consumption tax.
From SE30 and SQL trace i found that loop at BSIS and BSAS takes round trip
for each Input Period value.
could you please give me best coding alternate to my below coding part.
*Main code--
loop at itab_t001.(itab_t001-bukrs is company code list,for each company code)
WK_MONAT = '01'.
DO.
 IF WK_MONAT = P_MONAT. "p_monat is parameter input for period
 FLG_CUR_PERIOD = CNS_TRUE.
 ENDIF.
 PERFORM FRM_READ_DATA. " RETRIEVE DATA FROM BSIS AND BSAS
 WK_MONAT = WK_MONAT + 1.
 IF WK_MONAT > P_MONAT.
 EXIT.
 ENDIF.
ENDDO.
END of Main code----
 Read FI documents from table BSIS/BSAS
FORM FRM_READ_DATA.
Select data from table BSIS
SELECT BELNR BUZEI BLART MWSKZ HKONT SHKZG DMBTR
 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE ITAB_BSIS
 FROM BSIS WHERE BUKRS = itab_t001-BUKRS AND GJAHR = P_GJAHR AND MONAT = WK_MONAT AND
 ( MWSKZ <> ' ' AND MWSKZ <> '**' ).
Select data from table BSAS
SELECT BELNR BUZEI BLART MWSKZ HKONT SHKZG DMBTR
 APPENDING CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE ITAB_BSIS
 FROM BSAS WHERE BUKRS = itab_t001-BUKRS AND GJAHR = P_GJAHR AND MONAT = WK_MONAT AND
 ( MWSKZ <> ' ' AND MWSKZ <> '**' ).
Select data from table BSIS that includes non-consumption tax accounts
SELECT BELNR
 INTO TABLE ITAB_NO_TAX_DOC
 FROM BSIS WHERE BUKRS = itab_t001-BUKRS AND GJAHR = P_GJAHR AND
 MONAT = WK_MONAT AND HKONT IN S_NT_ACC.
Select data from table BSAS that includes non-consumption tax accounts
SELECT BELNR APPENDING TABLE ITAB_NO_TAX_DOC
 FROM BSAS WHERE BUKRS = itab_t001-BUKRS AND GJAHR = P_GJAHR AND
 MONAT = WK_MONAT AND HKONT IN S_NT_ACC.
...Proceeded with ABOVE fetched internal tables.
ENDFORM.
Note:
I found that BSIS and BSAS table have 10000s of records it takes 3hrs time to run this report(if i give 12months period). (for each month(ie 01month report takes 15minutes to execute.)
so i think instead calling BSiS twice, calling BSIS ones is wise.
could you pls help me how can i modify the code and should i have
to created any index here(if so mention how and which field)
pls feel free to ask if any addition code is required.
could you pls confirm.
ambichan.
Message was edited by: ambi chan

Hi Ambichan,
Few things that can be done to the below code.
1. Dont put select queries inside the "loop at itab_t001....endloop" statement.
Instead use FOR ALL ENTRIES IN itab_t001 for the queries. Then you can use READ stmt to get the values.
NOTE: Make sure that you select all key fields from the databse when using FOR all Entries.
This will avoid hitting of the DB table multiple time.
2. Avoid "INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE" in select queries. Modify the internal table to suit the strucutre of the databse table.
This will make the query faster
3. Make sure that the fields in the select query are in the same order as that in DB table.
This will also make the query faster
Try these changes and performance should increase.
Regards,
Saji.

Error in TRIP T.Code

Hi Exports,
I am facing one problem in TRIP T.code. While executing this transaction code system is saying that "Infotype P0017 could not be read". But I maintained IT 0017 with active validity period.
Please guide/advise me to resolve it.
Thanks & Regards
Rajesh

Hi Rajesh,
I just read your question i just wanted to check uponHave you maintained the correct user group for the infotype you created.
I do agree with chilly.
in addition to it please do check about it.
The time constraint may also be a factor.
As there are few constarint available while configuration.
In the query generator please do check that whether the infotype contains field if any table/View or joins are used.It may be possible that even if everything is right.We dont have the field in the query.
Hoping it might be a help.I will get back to check if you resolved your query or not.
Have a best day.

Trip list fails in portal - "user not found" - powl_act_query is corrupt

Hi group,
For one user, the trip list in portal dumps. It dumps only for the tab/query with all trips.
The message is "User not found" in the dump. When we debug, we find that the table powl_act_query is corrupt.
For the query id in question, the key fields application and user are empty.
We corrected the error via POWL_D01. But can anyone explain how this could happen?
Best regards
Kirsten

Hi Kirsten
I did some checking on this error and found that it has happened on occasion that sometimes when users have their personalized queries saved in table POWL_ACT_QUERY, the names for these queries in table POWL_QUERY_T may be overwritten and subsequently the GUID is displayed on the tabstrips instead of the names.
The solution as you found to delete the personalized queries with POWL_D01 is unfortunately the only one I couild find to fix these queries and again show the delivered standard queries.
Unfortunately this is more of a MC-MUS-POW issue relating to personalisation rather than travel management but you could check in SCU3 if perhaps there were any authorization errors maybe?
This wiki link may also help
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/WDABAP/POWL
Cheers
Sally
Edited by: Sally Redmond on Nov 5, 2011 10:02 AM

Query of query or database

I'm creating an image gallery. My database has about 1000
records with 10 column.
Now I'm realising there's a lot of trips to the database.
Would it be better that when I init my app I store the "get all"
query and query that from that point? Or is the difference in
performance of querying a query as a oppose to a database not worth
it?
If you say I should query the query, how many records would
be too much to hold in memory.
Thanks

quote:
Originally posted by:
dandev
I'm creating an image gallery. My database has about 1000
records with 10 column.
Now I'm realising there's a lot of trips to the database.
Would it be better that when I init my app I store the "get all"
query and query that from that point? Or is the difference in
performance of querying a query as a oppose to a database not worth
it?
If you say I should query the query, how many records would
be too much to hold in memory.
Thanks
It would be better to just select the records you need.

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