Why ABAP as Career ?

Hi Guys
What we should tell if interviewer ask " why you have chosen ABAP as a Career? "
Am a B.Tech Fresher with Some SAP SD Knowledge.
Please Reply
Regards
Ravi

Hi Ravi,
Being a BTech guy, indicates that you are good with Technical, now why ABAP? SAP covers almost all the industries with their business processes, now for different modules like SD MM PP WM FI, ABAP is basics. when you do coding for different business requiremnts like SD MM FI, you get very familier to the processes because you are mapping those in codes i.e logic at which BE?BTech are very good, so you get all the knowledge of business process and map them into suitable logic. This is very difficult if you are in other modules say SD MM etc, though not impossible.
I hope this answers your question,
reward points if useful
Thanks
Sujay

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Why ABAP is so space sensitive?

Why ABAP is so space sensitive?
I am used to programming in anguages such as JAVA, C++. In these languages
You can put spaces anywhere. ABAP requires spaces somewhere but not in other places; e.g.
Select * from mara
Where ( MATNR = u2018ZCHu2019 OR MATNR = u2018ZXXu2019 )
One has to have spaces after ( and before ); yet when I was using
Select * from mara
Where MATNR IN(u2018ZCHu2019, u2018ZXXu2019)
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Hi ,
If you want to know about the exact syntax then write that keyword in abap editor and while keeping the cursor on it press f1 , it will take you to the syntax and exmple also.
Regards,
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Services WD ABAP for Career and Job of ESS

Dear Experts.
We are implementing ESS with BP 1.41 and we have the following issue.
The standard ESS package only provides steps to setup the original BSPs for the services of the Area Page Career and Job :
· Candidate Profile
· Data Overview
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I want that this services call the EHP4 E-recruitment WDA applications.
SAP says that may be possible adapting the ESS role to include these applications.
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Best Regards

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ABAP/BI career

Hi, I have total 4 year of exp on ERP development & customization with sql dba & 1.5 years on sap-abap. At present i am working as sql dba. i want to change my current sql dba profile to SAP. Please tell me which is the best option for me sap-abap or sap-bi or sap-bw. is sap-bi or sap-bw are the same module ?

Hi Otto,
Actually in my last organization, I have worked in Ramco ERP & I have the complete knowledge of ERP Cycles in that organization (Manufacturing Organization) & also handling the Sql DBA Task. At they same time they have implemented the SAP in some other business so i got a chance for SAP Implementation & work as ABAP developer for 1.5 Years. But after Successful Implementation, Because it was the other part of business of the organization, therefore we are not getting the more chance on working ABAP and we need to look our main business(Ramco & SQL). So i need to look mainly for RAMCO & SQL. They have hired some other trainee so i need to trained them on ABAP, so that they can look further for SAP-ABAP Development.
So continue work on RAMCO ERP & SQL, I have changed the organization on sql dba plateform. Now after working in that organization for more than 1.5 Years on sql dba, i have a chance to rotate my profile.
Now I am interested to Work on SAP. So please tell me which Profile should i have to choose for my growth prospects in future SAP ABAP or SAP BI.
I have also listen that there are some technical barriers in ABAP after 5-6 Years, for growth prospects. I have also confused to listen that. Should i have changes to ABAP after having total exp of 6 years on sql dba. Because if there is some technical barrier in abap, then after 5 & 6 years work on abap i need to think again for some changes.
or should i have to move on SAP-BI. Because i have the All syntactical knowledge on ABAP & Database & SSIS knowledge.
If i will change to SAP-BI, then i think i need to restart my career or Experience count for SAP-BI from Zero. After hard working on SAP-BI for 1-2 years, will i get the right opportunity in market for my future growth prospects.
Please clarify me for all these doubts. your suggestion will very important for me.
Thanks
Nitin Varshney

Why ABAP connections?

Hi all,
I have just read a few notes on RFC connection particularly on maintaining RFC destinations (SM59) and there are a few groups: ABAP connections, HTTP connections, Internal connections, logical connection and so forth...
Why do i use ABAP connections when I was doing my IDOC? Can i use other RFC destination?
Thanks and regards,
William Wilstroth

Hi William,
The most important is ABAP conenctions, HTTP connections and TCP/IP connections.
HTTP - Type G- When you need to connect to the external HTTP server
Type T (TCP/IP) This is the most imortant, as this will be used for all the external systems connectes, lets say FAX system, IXOS, etc.
Do reward points to useful answers.
Regards,
Atish

SAP ABAP HR ------career related question

Hye friends ,
Friends i have 2.5 years of experience in sap abap . My major developments are related to sap HR . i have 1 full life cycle completion of sap netweaver .
No i wanna my carrier as a SAP BAP HR .
But dear gurus from india , who has experience more than 4 years please suggest me ..
Is it right for my future to become as a SAP ABAP HR or i should try for simple SAP ABAP..
<<removed_by_moderator>>
Over all i am very confused related to my new search criteriaa ..wheather SAP ABA HR or SAP ABAP.
Thanks in advance For Your Reply
Edited by: Vijay Babu Dudla on Jul 2, 2009 1:45 AM

> No i wanna my carrier as a SAP BAP HR .
@PK..it is not a New Technology but a New Airlines which was introduced by SAP .
>But dear gurus from india , who has experience more than 4 years please suggest me ..
@Siegfried.. the criteria to reply to this thread does not suit you.
1.Gurus from India only.
2.Only 4 yrs Experience
>Over all i am very confused related to my new search criteriaa ..
Yep,New Version of SDN has changed its Search functionality and there is a [lot of discussions|What happened to SCN search?; going on in [Suggestions & Comments|SCN Support; forum, have a look into it.
> if a glass is half filled and half full .......try to see the full part ??
again you missed out something here which made the confusion. half filled with air & half full of water Brittania 50:50 right?.
Cheers
Andrew
PS:Edited with a SIMPLE EDIT SW called @FUN and copyrighted only for Coffee Corner.Take it in the [right spirit|http://www.whiskymag.com/whisky/brand/glenfiddich/whisky651.html] .
Edited by: Andrew J on Jul 3, 2009 9:35 AM

Does WD ABAP harbingers the down fall of WD JAVA

Hi All,
I want to discuss whether the dawn of WD ABAP harbingers the dusk of WD JAVA or is it just to add versatility to WD.
So should JAVA developers pack their bags :O and look out for more avenues ??????
Please discuss.
Cheers
Umang

Hi,
This seems like the hottest debate in SAP shops these days. There has been a slow and steady build up towards SAPu2019s move to Java based development in the last few years with Netweaver. And that seemed to be culminating in SAPu2019s WEBDYNPRO framework which optimizes the MVC paradigm into something most suitable for business application development. Traditional Java developers hitherto using JSPDynpPage or DynPage development for Portal development seem to be smitten by Webdynpro for Java and swear by ease of development of common business applications using Webdynpro for Java. It is apparently robust and high performance. It brings to the Java world the basic tenets of SAPu2019s traditional dynpro programming where the developer strictly works in a module pool framework for PBO and PAI, does simplified coding, and scaling, performance and best practices are implicit in the framework itself. So far so good.
And then, last year SAP came out with the same framework for ABAP language. Which suddenly seems like natural progression for SAPu2019s ABAP development community - to develop web based business applications within the familiar SE80 environment which also brings to the table all the goodies associated with the Webdynpro framework.
So as SAP development shops were gearing for significant changes in their skill mix (trying to bring on a mix of Java skills inhouse), suddenly there is a new found hope that afterall, after all the scare and uncertainity of the move towards Java, finally there was a Knight in form of Webdynpro for ABAP that can bring back the glory and stability to ABAP developers career.
But the question is how to fairly decide how to go about preferring one language to another with the Webdynpro paradigm.
Why is WEBDYNPRO good for Java development?
Relatively easy and fast application development as compared to other usual J2EE options via use of visual models/code-editors. Comparable with Java Server Faces (JSF).
Generated applications independent of different UIs u2013 like Web, Rich-clients, Mobile devices.
Scalability, robustness and performance are handled by the framework to a large extend
Code available for reuse and modification
What is SAPu2019s own take on Webdynpro for Java?
SAPu2019s is using Webdynpro for Java as a strategic tool to produces robust and highly scalable J2EE architecture applications. SAP is in the process of rewriting Employee Self Service (ESS) and Manager Self Service (MSS) applications using Webdynpro for Java. CRM 5.0 uses this functionality. Important SAP Portal applications like User and Role management transaction, Universal Work List (UWL) use Webdynpro for Java.
What are the downsides of Webdynpro?
Framework proprietary to SAP u2013 as opposed to any standard J2EE framework (like Java Server Faces)
Not complete freedom to design user interface elements as only specific objects and their properties can be manipulated
Not possible to include application data u2018scripletsu2019 into HTML markup
Cannot use Javascript, DHTML, etc. - so limited freedom to do frontend screen design (as familiar to web developers)
Custom Style-sheet integration
Training implications?
For Webdynpro for Java - there is a learning curve for Java developers, not to mention a very steep one for ABAP developers
For Webdynpro for ABAP - its other way around - easier for ABAP developers (especially if they are experts in Object Oriented (OO) ABAP). A Java developer would be wasting time learning Webdynpro for ABAP.
thanks
Suresh

Career in SAP TM

Dear ,
I am working as a SAP SD consultant since 5 years and I am very interested to undergo SAP TM training.
Little worried what would be the career growth and scope in the market 5 years down the line.
Please seeking your suggetion or guidelines.
Thanks & regards
Param

Hello Ksaran K,
I completely agree with Eduardo Chagas but I have added some points below.
You should be familar with sap SD and have some coding knowledge of ABAP.
Why SAP SD?
Because TM is a stand alone system as well as integrated with SAP R/3. If you will know SD then you will get some idea about how business prosesses are implemented in sap, some basic concept which required in SAP TM.There is some intergration requred to connect Tm and ECC for shipper scenario.You can find some good documents, threads where experts have given their views and solutions.You can watch some videos from you tube which will give idea to your sap knowledge.
3? Why ABAP?.
To be a good Functional owner it will better to have some abap knowledge. I feel advance process areas like TM and EWM, there is alittle boundary between technical and functional role.If you know abap then in some cases you can check your own whether your thought/design will work fine or not.
Regards
Debi

Abap mapping code

Hi friends
I am new to Abap mapping PLZ can any one helpme on abap mapping code
with Source structure and target structure
Message was edited by:
Viswanadh Vadde

Hi !!
refer the below links
BAP Mapping is used whenever you explicitly need to build your output XML structure . Its entirely depends on your call which approach you want to adopt i.e. JAVA mapping or ABAP mapping as in both the cases you need to explicitly build the output structure . ABAP Mapping however creates a DOM tree in the memory . Therefore it can be a performance issue whenever your source structure is complex . In case you need an idea of how to go about ABAP mapping here is a link which you can refer
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/47/b5413acdb62f70e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Also ABAP mappings have the handicap that they are separated from usual development in Repository. Additional there is more (ABAP, DOM) experience required as for example for XSLT or graphical mapping (my point of view). So they are used for special reasons like access to ABAP stack (transparent tables!).
Refer to following SDN Demo which explains the need and how to do the ABAP mapping.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/docs?rid=/webcontent/uuid/110ff05d-0501-0010-a19d-958247c9f798#jdi [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
Comparing Performance of Mapping Programs
/people/udo.martens/blog/2006/08/23/comparing-performance-of-mapping-programs
ABAP Mapping Blogs
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e3ead790-0201-0010-64bb-9e4d67a466b4
/people/sameer.shadab/blog/2005/09/29/testing-abap-mapping
How to Use ABAP Mapping
https://wwwn.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5c46ab90-0201-0010-42bd-9d0302591383
Some more
ABAP Mapping
I suggest you also go through these links to know more on ABAP Mapping:
https://websmp101.sap-ag.de/~sapdownload/011000358700003082332004E/HowToABAPMapping.pdf
/people/ravikumar.allampallam/blog/2005/02/10/different-types-of-mapping-in-xi
/people/r.eijpe/blog
ABAP Mapping Vs Java Mapping.
Re: Message Mapping of type ABAP Class not being shown
Refer to following SDN Demo which explains the need and how to do the ABAP mapping.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/docs?rid=/webcontent/uuid/110ff05d-0501-0010-a19d-958247c9f798#jdi [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
This document will help you to create ABAP Mapping.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/xi/3.0/how%20to%20use%20abap-mapping%20in%20xi%203.0.pdf
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5c46ab90-0201-0010-42bd-9d0302591383
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5c46ab90-0201-0010-42bd-9d0302591383
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/46759682-0401-0010-1791-bd1972bc0b8a
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5c46ab90-0201-0010-42bd-9d0302591383
/people/sameer.shadab/blog/2005/09/29/testing-abap-mapping
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5c46ab90-0201-0010-42bd-9d0302591383
/people/r.eijpe/blog/2005/11/04/using-abap-xslt-extensions-for-xi-mapping
why Abap Mapping and how to acheive it
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/docs?rid=/webcontent/uuid/110ff05d-0501-0010-a19d-958247c9f798#jdi [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
Pls reward if useful

How to Implement Abap Object and Access Key for se24 developers.

Hi every One,
This is Abdul Rahman, Started Learning Abap Objects i want a simple program to be executed i.e. in Local class (Abap program)and as well in global class(class builder).
Also i would like to know When ,Were and Why Abap Object should be used.
prob to Me :- When i wanted execute F8 a Class in se24 Class Builder it is asking me AcessKey , plz if this is required plz any one send Me.
I have this key 36687663221261278694 it is already used in Abap editor , it is not accepting in se24 .
plz help Me , waiting for response ..
thankyou so much
Abdul Rahman.

Hello Abdul
Here are my answers to your questions:
(1) Local classes: Do not use them.
- As long as your class is rather small (few attributes and methods), local classes are ok yet as soon as they become larger you will loose the overview
(2) Global classes: Do use them.
- Make use of global classes even if they are only used for your training. The big advantage over local classes is that you will get used to the classe builder (SE24) which has a plethora of functions.
(3) Executing global classes: Can be done if you have defined an OO-transaction.
- An OO-transaction has a class and one of its public methods as parameters (similar like report transactions). When you all the OO-transaction an instance of you class is created and the public method is called.
(4) Where and Why use ABAP Objects? Everywhere. Anytime.
- ABAP objects is about stability, maintainability and re-usability of coding. These developer aims can be much more fulfilled using ABAP OO means than in classical programming.
Regards
Uwe
PS: There are situations where local classes are quite appropriate and, using ABAP Unit testing, are obligatory.

Is ABAP Objects support Header Lines?

Hello Friends,
Is ABAP Objects (Object Oriented) Supports Header Lines? If not, why Abap Objects doesn't Support?
Thanks & Regards
Sathish Kumar

Hi,
ABAP objects does not support HEADER LINE. you will get syntax error if your use OCCURS or WITH HEADER LINE in any class methods.
ABAP objects concept was brought to proivde strict type checkings. ABAP objects is a relatively new concept. even in normal ABAP program HEADER LINE is obsolete.
Use of tables with header line might lead to some coding error specially when maintaining.
If you use CLEAR itab, it clears the work area may be you intend to clear the table.
to clear the table you have to use CLEAR itab[]. This syntax is not advised and error prone so it is not allowed in ABAP objects. Its allowed in ABAP to be consistant with old programs which still use header line.
Regards,
Sesh
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Seshatalpasai Madala

Abap query join A018/KONP

why abap dump when i trying to join A018 and KONP?
any other way without dumping?

You might consider try something like this.
report zrich_0002 .
data: ia018 type table of a018 with header line.
data: ikonp type table of konp with header line.
select * into corresponding fields of table ia018
             from a018
                   where.....
                   loop at ia018.
                   Select * into corresponding fields of table ikonp
                             from ikonp
                                    where KNUMH = ia018-KNUMH.
                   endloop.
Regards,
Rich Heilman

ABAP code is not shown in SQ01

Hi,
can somebody help us to understand why ABAP code inserted in a query is shown in SE38 but not in SQ01?
The query was probably created with Quickviewer. How can we correct this?
Thank you.

Hi Suneel,
MOVE l_calweek TO loc_s_range-low.
loc_s_range-sign = 'I'.
loc_s_range-opt = 'EQ'.
MOVE l_week_temp TO loc_s_range-high.
APPEND loc_s_range TO e_t_range.
CLEAR: loc_s_range,l_calweek,l_week_temp.
ENDIF.
In the last few lines of your code(given above), where you assign 'EQ' to the range options, please assign 'BT' and check. I think as you are giving 'EQ', it takes only the value given in range-low. If you give 'BT', it should take values between range-low and range-high.
Correction suggestion given below.
MOVE l_calweek TO loc_s_range-low.
loc_s_range-sign = 'I'.
loc_s_range-opt = 'BT'.
MOVE l_week_temp TO loc_s_range-high.
APPEND loc_s_range TO e_t_range.
CLEAR: loc_s_range,l_calweek,l_week_temp.
ENDIF.
Thanks,
Archana

Career guidance needed

Hi all,
Please tell me which one is better salarywise and onsiteiwse between Netweaver-BI
and
CRM/SRM functional -ABAP (i.e. technofunctional with higher modules)as i am an ABAPer .
Thanks

Hi Sanjiv,
Your question has already been answered:
Suitable career line for ABAPer
Suitable career for an ABAPer
Help for career Choice
Info related to carrer choice
Choice between BI and CRM/SRM-Technofunctional.
Please read the [Rules of Engagement|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/home/rulesofEngagement]. Cross posting is not allowed.
Bye
Ankur

System start error after restore

Hi,
I have restored DB2 database from tape backup and applied logs to time before crash.
All processes ends successfully. But when I try to start sap system via startsap database "stands up", Java instance too, but ABAP instance ends with message:
Starting SAP Instance DVEBMSG_34
Killed
Startup of Instance failed
See /export/home/epdadm/startsap_DVEBMSG_34.log for details
In log file mentioned above isn't any details about reason why ABAP instance fail to run.
Is there any trace/debug method to see what causes startsap fail.
Of course I've search all files in /usr/sap/EPD/DVEBMGS34/work, but there aren't any usefull info.
PS. Tech. spec. OS: Solaris 10, DB: DB2 v9.1 FP3, NetWeaver 2004s, system consists of ABAP and JAVA instance
Thanks for any suggestions
Michael

Here is R3trans -x and trans.log
sapqassma:epdadm 15% R3trans -x
This is R3trans version 6.14 (release 700 - 25.01.08 - 14:11:00).
unicode enabled version
R3trans finished (0000).
trans.log
4 ETW000 R3trans version 6.14 (release 700 - 25.01.08 - 14:11:00).
4 ETW000 unicode enabled version
4 ETW000 ===============================================
4 ETW000
4 ETW000 date&time : 23.07.2008 - 10:47:47
4 ETW000 control file: <no ctrlfile>
4 ETW000 R3trans was called as follows: R3trans -d -v
4 ETW000 trace at level 2 opened for a given file pointer
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Wed Jul 23 10:47:47 2008 495 0.000495
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] db_con_init called 127 0.000622
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] create_con (con_name=R/3) 146 0.000768
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Loading DB library '/usr/sap/EPD/SYS/exe/run/dbdb6slib.so' ...
4 ETW000 484 0.001252
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] load shared library (/usr/sap/EPD/SYS/exe/run/dbdb6slib.so), hdl 0
4 ETW000 14650 0.015902
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Library '/usr/sap/EPD/SYS/exe/run/dbdb6slib.so' loaded
4 ETW000 249 0.016151
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] function DbSlExpFuns loaded from library /usr/sap/EPD/SYS/exe/run/dbdb6slib.so
4 ETW000 221 0.016372
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Version of '/usr/sap/EPD/SYS/exe/run/dbdb6slib.so' is "700.08", patchlevel (0.144)
4 ETW000 1012 0.017384
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] function dsql_db_init loaded from library /usr/sap/EPD/SYS/exe/run/dbdb6slib.so
4 ETW000 219 0.017603
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] function dbdd_exp_funs loaded from library /usr/sap/EPD/SYS/exe/run/dbdb6slib.so
4 ETW000 210 0.017813
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] New connection 0 created 230 0.018043
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] 0: name = R/3, con_id = -000000001 state = DISCONNECTED, perm = YES, reco = NO , timeout = 000, con_max = 255, con_opt = 255, occ = NO
4 ETW000 244 0.018287
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] db_con_connect (con_name=R/3) 136 0.018423
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] find_con_by_name found the following connection for reuse:
4 ETW000 198 0.018621
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] 0: name = R/3, con_id = 000000000 state = DISCONNECTED, perm = YES, reco = NO , timeout = 000, con_max = 255, con_opt = 255, occ = NO
4 ETW000 232 0.018853
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] DB2 library successfully loaded DB2 library '/db2/db2epd/sqllib/lib64/libdb2.so' successfully loaded
4 ETW000 68125 0.086978
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] DB6 (DB2 UDB) UNICODE database interface 700.08 [opt]
4 ETW000 234 0.087212
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] DB6 shared library (dbdb6slib) patchlevels 130 0.087342
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.8) DB6: V8.2.2 optguidelines in OPEN SQL (note 150037)
4 ETW000 205 0.087547
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.8) Support of SDBUPDEXCL (note 847616) 136 0.087683
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.9) DB6: use export file for dbdb6slib (note 835135)
4 ETW000 199 0.087882
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.9) DB6: Core in getAndBindSQLDA (note 833183)
4 ETW000 197 0.088079
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.10) DB6: link dbdb6slib.dll on windows with libdb6.obj (note 761159)
4 ETW000 224 0.088303
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.10) DB6: DUPLICATE_KEY on MERGE -> repeat (note 851474)
4 ETW000 202 0.088505
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.15) DB6: wrong CAST for short string ABAP type (note 861905)
4 ETW000 202 0.088707
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.17) DB6: special characters in sidadm passwd (note 865839)
4 ETW000 202 0.088909
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.21) DB6: no SAP_INFO comments (note 873889)
4 ETW000 197 0.089106
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.22) DB6: hints: get correlation names from view texts (note 868888)
4 ETW000 222 0.089328
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.23) DB6: hints: get correlation names from view texts (note 868888)
4 ETW000 206 0.089534
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.26) DB6: DB6_DBSL_CLP_COMMAND STRING_BAD_REF (note 883402)
4 ETW000 205 0.089739
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.27) DB6: activate value compression (note 886231)
4 ETW000 199 0.089938
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.28) DB6: optimization guidelines on views part 2 (note 868888)
4 ETW000 203 0.090141
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.30) DB6: no SQL trace for SQLCancel (note 892111)
4 ETW000 214 0.090355
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.33) DB6: append SAP_TA comment (note 873889)
4 ETW000 200 0.090555
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.34) DB6: activate value compression with quoted names (note 886231)
4 ETW000 205 0.090760
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.36) DB6: Repeat isolated DDL statements after SQL0911 (note 901338)
4 ETW000 205 0.090965
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.41) DB6: add V9 to list of supported DB2 releases (note 912386)
4 ETW000 203 0.091168
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.50) DB6: reread passwords for secondary connections (note 931742)
4 ETW000 219 0.091387
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.52) DB6: double quote table names in optguidelines (note 868888)
4 ETW000 206 0.091593
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.54) DB6: error handling in DBSL CLP (note 940260)
4 ETW000 198 0.091791
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.69) DB6: technical support of DB2 CLI driver (note 962892)
4 ETW000 202 0.091993
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.73) DB6: log table name on TRUNCATE failure (note 970743)
4 ETW000 201 0.092194
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.79) DB6: column type XML in index size calculation (note 982993)
4 ETW000 356 0.092550
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.82) DB6: CAST for SSTRING data types (note 989568)
4 ETW000 204 0.092754
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.86) DB6: long runtimes for R3szchk (note 1000847)
4 ETW000 203 0.092957
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.88) DB6: patch collection Dec 06 (note 1005574)
4 ETW000 199 0.093156
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.96) DB6: patch collection Jan 07 (note 1017852)
4 ETW000 198 0.093354
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.97) DB6: CLP commands with DB2 CLI Driver (note 1024102)
4 ETW000 201 0.093555
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.99) DB6: SUBSTITUTE VALUES with FAE statements (note 1028779)
4 ETW000 221 0.093776
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.107) DB6: patch collection Apr 07 (note 1047194)
4 ETW000 199 0.093975
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.110) DB6: SAP user names ending with non-ASCII char (note 1054555)
4 ETW000 205 0.094180
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.113) DB6: work process type in application snapshot (note 1059905)
4 ETW000 204 0.094384
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.114) DB6: connect using SAPDBHOST and DB2DB6_SVCENAME (note 1062049)
4 ETW000 204 0.094588
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.117) DB6: patch for execution of long DDL statements (note 1069658)
4 ETW000 219 0.094807
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.122) DB6: SNAPSHOT_TBS_CFG table function is deprecated (note 1077963)
4 ETW000 208 0.095015
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.123) DB6: CLP commands on Windows with V9.1 (note 1080149)
4 ETW000 201 0.095216
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.124) DB6: Set DB2CODEPAGE=819 for non-Unicode (note 1084400)
4 ETW000 203 0.095419
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.126) DB6: reuse optguidelines on FAE statements (note 1087375)
4 ETW000 204 0.095623
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.126) DB6: Enforce DB2CODEPAGE=819 for non-Unicode environments (note 1084400)
4 ETW000 222 0.095845
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.128) DB6: db6_free on invalid memory area (note 1092030)
4 ETW000 204 0.096049
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.133) DB6: statement cache enhancements (note 1101031)
4 ETW000 201 0.096250
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.136) DB6: change for enhancement pack installer (note 1111536)
4 ETW000 203 0.096453
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.138) DB6: improoved table size estimate for DB8 V8 (note 1119934)
4 ETW000 205 0.096658
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.144) I5/OS ldappasswd support for 5250 terminal. (note 1129573)
4 ETW000 218 0.096876
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] (0.144) MSSQL: ODBC fastload on separate connection (note 1131805)
4 ETW000 206 0.097082
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Supported features: 127 0.097209
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] ..retrieving configuration parameters 127 0.097336
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] ..done 487 0.097823
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Running with UTF-8 Unicode 133 0.097956
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Wed Jul 23 10:47:48 2008 1373400 1.471356
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] DB2 client driver version '09.01.0003' 149 1.471505
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Connected to DB2 server type 'DB2/SUN64' 168 1.471673
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Connected to DB2 version '09.01.0003' 200 1.471873
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Connect to 'EPD' as 'SAPEPD' schema 'SAPEPD' o.k.; con_hdl=0
4 ETW000 11832 1.483705
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Database code page is ok. 155 1.483860
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Database collating sequence is ok. 85862 1.569722
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] DB2_WORKLOAD=SAP is set in DB2 registry as required.
4 ETW000 26604 1.596326
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] CLI Insert Buffering is disabled on single partition databases.
4 ETW000 2044 1.598370
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] INFO: Unable to determine SAPDBHOST; defaulting to 'UNKNOWN'
4 ETW000 2274 1.600644
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Connection 0 opened (DBSL handle 0) 171 1.600815
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] INFO: Unable to determine SAPDBHOST; defaulting to 'UNKNOWN'
4 ETW000 28183 1.628998
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: Structure of NTAB on DB is VERS_B 42992 1.671990
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: standalone processing 261 1.672251
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: read profile 132 1.672383
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: rsdb/ntab/entrycount 1000. 131 1.672514
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: rsdb/ntab/ftabsize 500. 129 1.672643
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: rsdb/ntab/irbdsize 100. 127 1.672770
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: rsdb/ntab/sntabsize 100. 129 1.672899
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: compute_hash_card: 2003. 190 1.673089
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: maxcnt 1000. 175 1.673264
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: hfactor 2003. 129 1.673393
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: mem_protocol_size 104 128 1.673521
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: hdr_backpack_offset 0 127 1.673648
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: hdr_backpack_size 0 127 1.673775
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: header_size 80. 128 1.673903
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: item_size 64. 127 1.674030
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: item_cnt 1000. 128 1.674158
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: unit_size 4 128 1.674286
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: unit_cnt 128000. 127 1.674413
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: data_size 512000. 280 1.674693
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: header_size 80. 131 1.674824
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: item_size 64. 128 1.674952
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: item_cnt 250. 127 1.675079
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: unit_size 8 126 1.675205
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: unit_cnt 12800. 128 1.675333
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: data_size 102400. 128 1.675461
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: header_size 80. 127 1.675588
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: item_size 64. 127 1.675715
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: item_cnt 250. 126 1.675841
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: unit_size 4 144 1.675985
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: unit_cnt 25600. 129 1.676114
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: data_size 102400. 128 1.676242
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: header_size 184. 128 1.676370
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: item_size 40. 127 1.676497
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: item_cnt 1000. 127 1.676624
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: unit_size 256 139 1.676763
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: unit_cnt 1000. 129 1.676892
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: data_size 256000. 129 1.677021
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: hh_p 1017dc710, hh_len 80 843 1.677864
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: aa_p 10186e390, aa_len 16024 139 1.678003
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: ia_p 101872240, ia_len 64000 172 1.678175
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: dat_p 101881c50, dat_len 512000 134 1.678309
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: hh_p 1017db620, hh_len 80 130 1.678439
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: aa_p 1018fec60, aa_len 16024 133 1.678572
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: ia_p 101902b10, ia_len 16000 131 1.678703
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: dat_p 1019069a0, dat_len 102400 132 1.678835
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: hh_p 1017db680, hh_len 80 129 1.678964
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: aa_p 10191f9b0, aa_len 16024 132 1.679096
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: ia_p 101923860, ia_len 16000 131 1.679227
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: dat_p 1019276f0, dat_len 102400 132 1.679359
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: hh_p 1017e7a70, hh_len 184 146 1.679505
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: aa_p 101940700, aa_len 16024 132 1.679637
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: ia_p 1019445b0, ia_len 40000 132 1.679769
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: dat_p 10194e200, dat_len 256000 132 1.679901
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: ntab_mem_protocol 1017e7a70, ntab_mp_p 1017e7a70, ntab_proc_id 0
4 ETW000 210 1.680111
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: FTAB: hh_p 1017dc710, ha_list 10186e390, hi_list 101872240, buffer 101881c50
4 ETW000 433 1.680544
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: IREC: hh_p 1017db620, ha_list 1018fec60, hi_list 101902b10, buffer 1019069a0
4 ETW000 208 1.680752
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: STAB: hh_p 1017db680, ha_list 10191f9b0, hi_list 101923860, buffer 1019276f0
4 ETW000 225 1.680977
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: TTAB: hh_p 1017e7ad8, ha_list 101940700, hi_list 1019445b0, buffer 10194e200
4 ETW000 208 1.681185
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: mem_handler: alloc for 500 elems, task 0, art 0
4 ETW000 237 1.681422
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: mem_handler: alloc for 500 elems, task 0, art 1
4 ETW000 255 1.681677
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: mem_handler: alloc for 500 elems, task 0, art 2
4 ETW000 252 1.681929
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] NTAB: mem_handler: alloc for 500 elems, task 0, art 3
4 ETW000 270 1.682199
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:0 3248 1.685447
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: PGMID 129 1.685576
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 1 120 1.685696
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 0 119 1.685815
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 4 118 1.685933
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:4 120 1.686053
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:1 127 1.686180
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: OBJECT 120 1.686300
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 1 118 1.686418
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 4 137 1.686555
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 4 120 1.686675
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:4 120 1.686795
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:2 125 1.686920
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: OBJ_NAME 119 1.687039
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 1 118 1.687157
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 8 119 1.687276
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 40 118 1.687394
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:40 119 1.687513
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:3 124 1.687637
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: KORRNUM 135 1.687772
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 120 1.687892
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 48 119 1.688011
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 10 118 1.688129
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:10 119 1.688248
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:4 125 1.688373
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: SRCSYSTEM 119 1.688492
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.688610
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 58 119 1.688729
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 10 118 1.688847
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:10 226 1.689073
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:5 127 1.689200
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: AUTHOR 121 1.689321
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.689439
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 68 119 1.689558
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 12 118 1.689676
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:12 119 1.689795
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:6 124 1.689919
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: SRCDEP 120 1.690039
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.690157
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 80 119 1.690276
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 1 9349 1.699625
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:1 127 1.699752
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:7 127 1.699879
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: DEVCLASS 121 1.700000
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.700118
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 81 119 1.700237
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 30 118 1.700355
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:30 119 1.700474
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:8 125 1.700599
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: GENFLAG 119 1.700718
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 136 1.700854
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 111 121 1.700975
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 1 118 1.701093
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:1 119 1.701212
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:9 125 1.701337
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: EDTFLAG 119 1.701456
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 119 1.701575
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 112 119 1.701694
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 1 117 1.701811
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:1 119 1.701930
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:10 141 1.702071
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: CPROJECT 121 1.702192
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.702310
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 113 120 1.702430
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 8 118 1.702548
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:8 118 1.702666
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:11 126 1.702792
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: MASTERLANG 119 1.702911
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 119 1.703030
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 121 119 1.703149
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 1 118 1.703267
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:1 133 1.703400
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:12 128 1.703528
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: VERSID 119 1.703647
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.703765
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 122 119 1.703884
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 20 119 1.704003
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:20 118 1.704121
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:13 125 1.704246
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: PAKNOCHECK 120 1.704366
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.704484
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 142 134 1.704618
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 1 120 1.704738
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:1 120 1.704858
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:14 126 1.704984
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: OBJSTABLTY 120 1.705104
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.705222
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 143 119 1.705341
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 1 118 1.705459
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:1 119 1.705578
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:15 125 1.705703
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: COMPONENT 120 1.705823
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 134 1.705957
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 144 120 1.706077
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 30 119 1.706196
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:30 119 1.706315
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:16 126 1.706441
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: CRELEASE 120 1.706561
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.706679
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 174 120 1.706799
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 10 118 1.706917
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:10 119 1.707036
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:17 141 1.707177
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: DELFLAG 121 1.707298
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.707416
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 184 119 1.707535
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 1 118 1.707653
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:1 118 1.707771
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00571] i:18 126 1.707897
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00572] db_fd_p.fname: TRANSLTTXT 120 1.708017
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00573] db_fd_p.is_key: 0 118 1.708135
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00574] db_fd_p.offset: 185 119 1.708254
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00575] db_fd_p.db_length: 1 214 1.708468
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00576] db_fd_p.fixed_length:1 122 1.708590
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00730] buffer:'' 2005 1.710595
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00735] i:0 129 1.710724
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00736] tw_fd_p.offset:0 119 1.710843
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00735] i:1 118 1.710961
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00736] tw_fd_p.offset:4 118 1.711079
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00735] i:2 118 1.711197
4 ETW000 [twdydbacc.c ,00736] tw_fd_p.offset:8 117 1.711314
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] { db_rtab( fcode = 'RT_READ_ONLY', tname = 'TADIR' ) {twdbcall.c:653}
4 ETW000 218 1.711532
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] } db_rtab( fcode = 'RT_READ_ONLY', retcode = 0 )
4 ETW000 2049 1.713581
4 ETW000 Connected to DBMS = DB6 --- DB2DBDFT = 'EPD' --- SYSTEM = 'EPD'.
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] { db_rtab( fcode = 'RT_INSERT', tname = 'PATCHHIST' ) {saprel.c:1252}
4 ETW000 1633 1.715214
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] } db_rtab( fcode = 'RT_INSERT', retcode = 0 ) 3432 1.718646
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] dsql_open (con_da=(0,R/3),stmt="SELECT EXECUTABLE,SAPRELEASE,H ...",#binds=0,name=UNKNOWN,#input=0)
4 ETW000 252 1.718898
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] dsql_fetch (con_da=(0,R/3),cu_id=10,#output=8) 1957 1.720855
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] dsql_close (con_da=(0,R/3),cu_id=10) 261 1.721116
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] { db_rtab( fcode = 'RT_DELETE', tname = 'PATCHHIST' ) {saprel.c:1360}
4 ETW000 257 1.721373
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] } db_rtab( fcode = 'RT_DELETE', retcode = 0 ) 1594 1.722967
4 ETW000 PATCHHIST was already up to date.
4 ETW690 COMMIT "0" "0"
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] db_con_commit (con_da={R/3,0,0},th_commit=1,tx=1,hold_cursor=0)
4 ETW000 294 1.723261
4 ETW000 trace to file pointer closed
4 ETW000 trace at level 1 opened for a given file pointer
4 ETW000
4 ETW000 ================== STEP 1 =====================
4 ETW000 date&time : 23.07.2008 - 10:47:48
4 ETW000 function : CONNECT
4 ETW000 buffersync : YES
4 ETW000 clients : default
4 ETW000 l.s.m. : VECTOR
4 ETW000 commit : 100000
4 ETW000 table cache : dynamic
4 ETW000
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Disconnecting from ALL connections: 6713 0.006713
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] disconnected from 'EPD', con_hdl=0 14255 0.020968
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] Disconnected from connection 0 270 0.021238
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] statistics db_con_commit (com_total=1, com_tx=1)
4 ETW000 201 0.021439
4 ETW000 [dev trc ,00000] statistics db_con_rollback (roll_total=0, roll_tx=0)
4 ETW000 196 0.021635
4 ETW000 Disconnected from database.
4 ETW000 End of Transport (0000).
4 ETW000 date&time: 23.07.2008 - 10:47:48
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