WRT54GS v.6 times out frequently

I have the WRT54GS router running v1.50 firmare that has 2 wired and 1 wireless connections to it. However there are frequent occurrences when the connection would simply time out, and any program that requires a constant connection, such as chat programs or online games, would disconnect. The time out session would usually last a few seconds, maybe 15-30 seconds, and then everything returns to normal. It occurs on all computers at the same time and happens roughly 3-4 times an hour.
I contacted my ISP to see if the problem is on their end, but it doesn't seem to be so. They show me as being connected the entire time.
Is there any fix to this? It's getting extremely annoying.

Hi... Login to the setup page of the router and Reduce the MTU to 1423. Also try to upgrade the firmware to 1.50.9.

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Frequently takes a long time to get to first page. Even a "speed test" to check my DSL connection. Usually can get to "google.com" quickly but it did come up slow today (just a test for a simple page).
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==================================== start quote.
How do I check and update my DNS settings, if my DNS settings are not "server assigned"?
When you visit a Web site, your browser sends the site's alphabetic domain name to a DNS server. The DNS server translates the domain into a numeric IP address, then responds to your computer with the Internet location of the Web site. Incorrect DNS settings on your computer can disrupt this information flow and cause your Internet browsing to slow down or fail.
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traceroute to www.demon.net (194.159.246.194), 64 hops max, 40 byte packets
1 * * *
2 anchor-hg-3-l100.router.demon.net (194.159.161.34) 17.998 ms 38.507 ms 28.929 ms
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5 lon1-service-2-s280.router.demon.net (194.70.98.142) 18.788 ms 18.598 ms 19.519 ms
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7 * * *
8 * * *
9 * * *
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3 anchor-access-3-v153.router.demon.net (194.159.161.97) 16.549 ms 15.424 ms 18.035 ms
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11 * * *
12 * * etc.
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at Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPContentDatabaseCollection.Add(SPContentDatabase database, Boolean provision, Guid webApplicationLockId, Int32 addFlags) at Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPContentDatabaseCollection.Add(Guid
newDatabaseId, String strDatabaseServer, String strDatabaseName, String strDatabaseUsername, String strDatabasePassword, Int32 warningSiteCount, Int32 maximumSiteCount, Int32 status, Boolean provision, Guid lockId, Int32 addFlags) at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.NewContentDBPage.BtnSubmit_Click(Object
sender, EventArgs e) at System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button.RaisePostBackEvent(String eventArgument) at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint)
at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequest(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint) at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequest() at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) at
System.Web.HttpApplication.CallHandlerExecutionStep.System.Web.HttpApplication.IExecutionStep.Execute() at System.Web.HttpApplication.ExecuteStep(IExecutionStep step, Boolean& completedSynchronously) at System.Web.HttpApplication.PipelineStepManager.ResumeSteps(Exception
error) at System.Web.HttpApplication.BeginProcessRequestNotification(HttpContext context, AsyncCallback cb) at System.Web.HttpRuntime.ProcessRequestNotificationPrivate(IIS7WorkerRequest wr, HttpContext context) at
System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.ProcessRequestNotificationHelper(IntPtr rootedObjectsPointer, IntPtr nativeRequestContext, IntPtr moduleData, Int32 flags) at System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.ProcessRequestNotification(IntPtr rootedObjectsPointer,
IntPtr nativeRequestContext, IntPtr moduleData, Int32 flags) at System.Web.Hosting.UnsafeIISMethods.MgdIndicateCompletion(IntPtr pHandler, RequestNotificationStatus& notificationStatus) at System.Web.Hosting.UnsafeIISMethods.MgdIndicateCompletion(IntPtr
pHandler, RequestNotificationStatus& notificationStatus) at System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.ProcessRequestNotificationHelper(IntPtr rootedObjectsPointer, IntPtr nativeRequestContext, IntPtr moduleData, Int32 flags) at System.Web.Hosting.PipelineRuntime.ProcessRequestNotification(IntPtr
rootedObjectsPointer, IntPtr nativeRequestContext, IntPtr moduleData, Int32 flags)
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.47 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Database tzku
High ConnectionString: 'Data Source=SQLSERVER\DATABASE;Initial Catalog=WSS_Content_uitest;Integrated Security=True;Enlist=False;Pooling=False;Min Pool Size=0;Max Pool Size=100;Connect Timeout=400' Partition:
NULL ConnectionState: Closed ConnectionTimeout: 400
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.50 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Database tzkv
High SqlCommand: '--FixO15:3174405 create role SPReadOnly This line should not be changed or removed, otherwise upgrade would fail. IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.database_principals WHERE name = N'SPReadOnly'
AND type = 'R') CREATE ROLE [SPReadOnly] DECLARE @objname sysname, @objtype NVARCHAR(max), @datatype NVARCHAR(max), @query NVARCHAR(max) -- Grant SELECT on all SharePoint stored procedures and functions DECLARE c CURSOR LOCAL FAST_FORWARD
FOR SELECT ROUTINE_NAME, ROUTINE_TYPE, DATA_TYPE FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES WHERE ROUTINE_SCHEMA = 'DBO' OPEN c WHILE 1 = 1 BEGIN FETCH NEXT FROM c INTO
@objname, @objtype, @datatype IF @@FETCH_STATUS = -1 BREAK IF @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 BEGIN -- Inline table-valued functions
IF (@objtype = 'FUNCTION' AND @datatype = 'TABLE') SET @query = 'GRANT SELECT ON [dbo].' + quotename(@objname) + ' TO [SPReadOnly]' EXEC sp_executesql
@query END END CLOSE c DEALLOCATE c -- Grant SELECT on all SharePoint tables DECLARE c CURSOR LOCAL FAST_FORWARD FOR SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
WHERE TABLE_SCHEMA = 'DBO' OPEN c WHILE 1 = 1 BEGIN FETCH NEXT FROM c INTO @objname IF @@FETCH_STATUS = -1 BREAK IF @@FETCH_STATUS
= 0 BEGIN SET @query = 'GRANT SELECT ON [dbo].' + quotename(@objname) + ' TO [SPReadOnly]' EXEC sp_executesql @query END END CLOSE
c DEALLOCATE c -- Grant EXECUTE on User-defined type where schema is dbo DECLARE c CURSOR LOCAL FAST_FORWARD FOR SELECT NAME FROM SYS.TYPES WHERE IS_USER_DEFINED = 1
AND SCHEMA_ID = schema_id(N'dbo') OPEN c WHILE 1 = 1 BEGIN FETCH NEXT FROM c INTO @objname IF @@FETCH_STATUS = -1 BREAK IF @@FETCH_STATUS
= 0 BEGIN SET @query = 'GRANT EXECUTE ON TYPE::[dbo].' + quotename(@objname) + ' TO [SPReadOnly]' EXEC sp_executesql @query END END CLOSE
c DEALLOCATE c ' CommandType: Text CommandTimeout: 0
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.50 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Database aek90
High SecurityOnOperationCheck = False
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.50 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Monitoring b4ly
High Leaving Monitored Scope (Database.Provision (WSS_Content_uitest on SQLSErver\database)). Execution Time=115148.4664
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.50 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Topology 8dyx
High Deleting the SPPersistedObject, SPContentDatabase Name=WSS_Content_uitest.
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.56 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Topology bw4w
High [Forced due to logging gap, cached @ 12/18/2014 10:28:07.53, Original Level: Medium] {0}
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.56 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Database 8acb
High [Forced due to logging gap, Original Level: VerboseEx] Reverting to process identity
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.60 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Monitoring b4ly
High Leaving Monitored Scope (Creating Content Database (WSS_Content_uitest on SQLServer\Database)). Execution Time=115311.5636
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.64 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Runtime tkau
Unexpected System.Web.HttpException: Request timed out.
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.64 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
General ajlz0
High Getting Error Message for Exception System.Web.HttpException (0x80004005): Request timed out.
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
12.18.2014 10:28:07.69 w3wp.exe (0x2304)
0x1B40 SharePoint Foundation
Micro Trace uls4
High Micro Trace Tags: 0 b4ly,301 aj2jl,3 aj2jk,0 aj2jl,2423 84y4,35 84y5,4 84y4,11 84y5,181 7t6o,2714 ajy0d,112321 fa45,10 fa46,3 tzku,23 tzkv,0 aek90,0 b4ly,6 8dyx,91 b4ly,38 tkau,13 ajlz0
4deed69c-2f53-a086-14bb-cbf40b020025
The working content database creation from powershell looks like this
12.18.2014 09:45:37.52 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Upgrade aj2jl
High 12/18/2014 09:45:37.52 powershell (0x2058) 0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade ServerSequence aj2jl DEBUG Search ServerSequence returns TargetBuildVersion '15.0.4675.1000' 43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:45:37.52 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Upgrade aj2jk
High 12/18/2014 09:45:37.52 powershell (0x2058) 0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade ServerSequence aj2jk DEBUG Setting Search ServerSequence version (guid '53d65723-a256-48d7-a477-1d3466089eef') to BuildVersion '15.0.4675.1000'
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385 43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:45:37.52 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Upgrade aj2jl
High 12/18/2014 09:45:37.52 powershell (0x2058) 0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade ServerSequence aj2jl DEBUG Search ServerSequence returns TargetBuildVersion '15.0.4675.1000' 43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:45:39.98 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Topology 84y4
High Granting VIEW SERVER STATE permission for S-1-5-21-3747686279-3738247048-1854932723-1131.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:45:40.02 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Topology 84y5
High VIEW SERVER STATE permission updated successfully.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:45:40.02 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Topology 84y4
High Granting CONTROL SERVER permission for S-1-5-21-3747686279-3738247048-1854932723-1131.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:45:40.03 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Topology 84y5
High CONTROL SERVER permission updated successfully.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:45:40.23 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Database 7t6o
High The WSS_Content_powershelltest database does not exist. It will now be created.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:45:43.03 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Upgrade ajy0d
High 12/18/2014 09:45:43.03 powershell (0x2058) 0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPUtility ajy0d DEBUG File C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\Template\sql\store.sql, Time
out = 0 sec 43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:52.70 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Database 944r
High Adding S-1-5-21-3747686279-3738247048-1854932723-1131 to the role, db_owner, in the database, WSS_Content_powershelltest.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:52.81 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Monitoring b4ly
High Leaving Monitored Scope (Database.Provision (WSS_Content_powershelltest on SQLSERVER\DATABASE)). Execution Time=192653,1989
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:57.90 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Upgrade al2ph
High 12/18/2014 09:48:57.90 powershell (0x2058) 0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPContentDatabaseSequence al2ph DEBUG Executing SQL DDL Script. 43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:58.03 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Upgrade al2ph
High 12/18/2014 09:48:58.03 powershell (0x2058) 0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPContentDatabaseSequence al2ph DEBUG Executing SQL DDL Script. 43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:58.04 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Upgrade al2ph
High 12/18/2014 09:48:58.04 powershell (0x2058) 0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPContentDatabaseSequence2 al2ph DEBUG Executing SQL DDL Script. 43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:58.15 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Upgrade ajyw6
High 12/18/2014 09:48:58.15 powershell (0x2058) 0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation Upgrade SPHierarchyManager ajyw6 DEBUG [SPTree Value=SPContentDatabase Name=WSS_Content_powershelltest] added to dependency cache by lookup
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385 43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:58.23 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Database 944r
High Adding S-1-5-21-3747686279-3738247048-1854932723-1131 to the role, SPDataAccess, in the database, WSS_Content_powershelltest.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:58.59 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Database bx4r
High All documents with forward links in content database [SPContentDatabase Name=WSS_Content_powershelltest] is being dirtied.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:58.97 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Database 944r
High Adding S-1-5-21-3747686279-3738247048-1854932723-1131 to the role, SPDataAccess, in the database, WSS_Content_powershelltest.
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
12.18.2014 09:48:58.98 PowerShell.exe (0x2058)
0x1E28 SharePoint Foundation
Monitoring b4ly
High Leaving Monitored Scope (Creating Content Database (WSS_Content_powershelltest on SQLSERVER\DATABASE)). Execution Time=198893,1578
43dae8a1-02e3-43f5-8a06-0417221e6385
The fact that i am able to create a content database through powershell sorts out permissions problems. I am certain of that because the w3wp.exe and the powershell.exe used for both creations were run under the same user.
The timeout always happens aroud 120 seconds after i started the creation. The creation via powershell takes about 3,5 minutes.
Here for the folks that ask me, why i haven't asked google or bing or some other search engine.
I tried the solutions suggested here
http://www.sharepointpals.com/post/Error-while-Creating-Web-Application-through-Central-Administration , here
http://anthonyspiteri.net/sharepoint-2010-web-ui-timeout-creating-web-application-quick-fix/ and here
http://blogs.ibs.com/Duane.Odum/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=33
which i thought pointed me to the right solution.
But those post unfortunatly didnt worked out.
I also tried to alter the web.config files (i know that isn't recommended or supported, but it didn't change anything so those are back to normal as well)
So here are my question:
Can you guys help me solve this issue?
Are there any other places where timeouts can be managed or defined?
P.S.: I am new to using this forum. so pls don't crucify me for doing a mistake.
P.S.S: My english is very poor also :D
With best regards
Simon

Be careful with settings like these because there may be a much deeper issue at hand. I have had an issue with a customer that manifests itself as a timeout on a site collection. It was very hard to track since it didn't happen frequently. We engaged Microsoft
Support to find out the root cause but all they could point at is a general network issue that pertains to authentication. After digging deeper, we found out that the network issue was caused by a saturated network connectivity to the domain controller that
impacts a site collection when the database is making an authentication call. Keep this solution as more of a quick fix but be sure to conduct a deeper investigation of the real root cause
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Displaying "Your Session is going to time out , Extend or Close" dialog ?

Hi!
we have a requirement to display a warning message to users just (1 minute) before the session is going to time out, and ask the user if he wants to extend the session or close the session( in which case we close the browser window). We have come up with a probable solution but would like to know what other people are doing/will do in similar scenarios.
Here is what we came up with:
1. On every page load we set/update a cookie which is meant to track the session time out. And we have a javascript timer that counts down user's inactivity. If any PPR occurs on the page, then we plan to add a hook to the PPR javascript calls so that we can update the time out cookie not only on page load/refreash but also on every PPR call made to the server.
We have a worry that we are doing everything on the client side solely depending on javascript.Is our approach in the right direction? Is there any better way to achieve the same? Are there any pitfalls/security issues involved in our design?
2. I have read in some articles/forum threads that we can poll the server on a regualr interval to find out the time remaining for the session to expire and once we get time to last minute we can display a javascript popup to the user. But I have a doubt that wouldn't polling itself refresh the user activity on the server and reset the session timeout to normal on every poll? In that case wouldn't we always get the same time-remaining info for every poll? Have I mis-understood some thing here? can some one explain how to implement the session time out based on polling to the server?
3. Any new ideas are welcome!
Thanks and Regards,
Samba

Hi,
well, if you use the af:poll command then the session will never expire because from a server point of view the user frequently sends a request. So if you prefer this option then you will have to expire the session programmatically calling invalidate() on the session
javaScript is the only option I can imagine that works without polling.
Frank

Resource busy time out oracle message - Concurrency and Locks

I have a requirement to generate gapless invoice and receipt number in our application. so i have currently used the below approach.
a. created table with a column to hold the invoice and receipt number sequence value.
b. whenever transaction gets succeed. i will lock the table which holds the invoice number and receipt number inorder to avoid the sequential number slipages.
Issue
1. since the application belongs to online payment through portal by customers, when concurrent users trying to pay and while generating receipt number's, i am facing with "resource busy time out" message frequently. Here i noticed when user1 locks the table to access the receipt number value and session is not committed or rollback and another session user2 trying to access the same resource, in this scenario i am facing this error.
Frequency of encountering this error is low, but customer was telling us this error is show stopper and affects normal business.
Is there any alternative solution or method can be applied to overcome this problem?
Current SQL used in application
cursor <cursor name> is.
select <column_name>
into <variable>
from <table name>
for update of wait 5
update <table name> set <column name> = value + 1
where current of <cursor name>

1e0ea4a1-1610-4dec-a44c-4ee1f46ba1a4 wrote:
I have a requirement to generate gapless invoice and receipt number in our application. so i have currently used the below approach.
Engage the business and inquire WHY this "requirement" exists. I have personally never seen an audit requirement wherein invoices MUST be devoid of gaps (that's not to say they do not exist, just that I've never seen one
They certainly must be unique, but that's what a sequence will do for you. If the business absolutely needs gapless information, then they will have to be willing to pay the price which is going to be longer transaction times (as requests queue in a busy system to get this sought after gapless resource). Your job is to explain this to them ... nothing comes without a cost.
The only thing you can really do (assuming you engage the business and the requirement doesn't change) is ensure the transactions are designed in such a manner that
1) they complete as fast as possible AND that the locking is done at the latest possible stage of the transaction
2) there is no user interaction (you cannot allow the users a "review" screen of any sort ... because users get silly sometimes and go for a coffee while reviewing things)
Cheers,

Shortdump "time out"

Hi,
Info package in process chain is failing frequently with short dump "time out" and in tRFC screen it is showing "time limit exceeded" in ECC side.In process monitor screen the status is in yellow color and except against update rule which is in yellow color the remaining logs are in green.
we are able to resolve the issue by manually updating it from PSA to data target and the job is successfully completed
But i want to know the root cause and permanent solution for the same as this request is pending for long time.
I have gone thru the dump but unable to understand exactly what is wrong can anyone analyze the dump and if able to find something which will be helpful for further investigation.
Runtime Errors         TIME_OUT
Date and Time          03.01.2011 13:09:44
Short text
Time limit exceeded.
What happened?
The program "GPD7FEBPRVETDI8T875G0E2QJ8U" has exceeded the maximum permitted
     runtime without
interruption and has therefore been terminated.
    The maximum runtime of a program is limited by the system profile
    parameter "rdisp/max_wprun_time". The current setting is 600 seconds. If this
     time limit is
exceeded, the system attempts to cancel any running SQL statement or
    signals the ABAP processor to stop the running program. Then the system
    waits another 60 seconds maximum. If the program is then still active,
    the work process is restarted.
Memory consumption
Roll.... 16192
EM...... 83796800
Heap.... 0
Page.... 1630208
MM Used. 36948064
MM Free. 756080

continuation of the dump
Source Code Extract                                                                               |
Line
SourceCde
1621
ENDIF.
1622
1623
ENDFORM. "ERROR_END
1624
1625
1626
1627
1628
1629
*else.
1630
1631
routine no.: 0001
1632
1633
FORM routine_0001
1634
CHANGING
1635
result         TYPE g_s_hashed_cube-/BIC/ZCNOTCRTD
1636
returncode     LIKE sy-subrc
1637
c_t_idocstate TYPE rsarr_t_idocstate
1638
c_subrc        LIKE sy-subrc
1639
c_abort        LIKE sy-subrc.                           "#EC *
1640
DATA:
1641
l_t_rsmondata LIKE rsmonview OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE. "#EC *
1642
1643
TRY.
1644
init variables
1645
MOVE-CORRESPONDING g_s_is TO comm_structure.
1646
1647
fill the internal table "MONITOR", to make monitor entries
1648
1649
result value of the routine
1650
>>>>>
SELECT *
1652
FROM /BI0/PNOTIFICATN INTO WA_NOTIF
1653
WHERE /BIC/ZCWFMORD = COMM_STRUCTURE-CS_ORDER AND
1654
OBJVERS = 'A'.
1655
ENDSELECT.
1656
1657
IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
1658
RESULT = WA_NOTIF-CREATEDON.
1659
ENDIF.
1660
1661
if abort is not equal zero, the update process will be canceled
1662
ABORT = 0.
1663
1664
CATCH cx_sy_arithmetic_error.
1665
sy-subrc = 10.
1666
CATCH cx_sy_conversion_error.
1667
sy-subrc = 9.
1668
catch cx_foev_error_in_function.
1669
perform error_message using 'RSAU' 'E' '510'
1670
'ROUTINE_0001' g_s_is-recno
Contents of system fields
Name
Val.
SY-SUBRC
0
SY-INDEX
1
SY-TABIX
0
SY-DBCNT
1
SY-FDPOS
0
SY-LSIND
0
SY-PAGNO
0
SY-LINNO
1
SY-COLNO
1
SY-PFKEY
0400
SY-UCOMM
SY-TITLE
Monitor - Administrator Workbench
SY-MSGTY
SY-MSGID
SY-MSGNO
000
SY-MSGV1
SY-MSGV2
SY-MSGV3
SY-MSGV4
SY-MODNO
1
SY-DATUM
20110103
SY-UZEIT
125946
SY-XPROG
SAPLSBAL_DB
SY-XFORM
XAB_READ
Active Calls/Events
No.   Ty.          Program                             Include                             Line
Name
24 FORM         GPD7FEBPRVETDI8T875G0E2QJ8U         GPD7FEBPRVETDI8T875G0E2QJ8U          1651
ROUTINE_0001
23 FORM         GPD7FEBPRVETDI8T875G0E2QJ8U         GPD7FEBPRVETDI8T875G0E2QJ8U          8769
R0094_ZCNOTCRTD
22 FORM         GPD7FEBPRVETDI8T875G0E2QJ8U         GPD7FEBPRVETDI8T875G0E2QJ8U          1112
UPDATE_INFOCUBE
21 FUNCTION     SAPLRSAU                            LRSAUU12                               17
RSAU_INFOCUBE_UPDATE
20 FUNCTION     SAPLRSAI                            LRSAIU07                              567
RSAR_UPDATE_CONTROL
19 FORM         GPD814AHI9WRM9C2D3SJ2TVMOYZ         GPD814AHI9WRM9C2D3SJ2TVMOYZ          2491
WRITE_DATA
18 FORM         GPD814AHI9WRM9C2D3SJ2TVMOYZ         GPD814AHI9WRM9C2D3SJ2TVMOYZ          2394
CONVERT_E3_TO_DATABASE
17 FUNCTION     SAPLRSAODS                          LRSAODSU07                             91
RSAR_ODS_UPDATE_DATA
16 FUNCTION     SAPLRSAODS                          LRSAODSU18                            568
RSAR_REQUEST_INTERPRETER
15 FUNCTION     SAPLRSM2                            LRSM2U20                              702
RSAR_REQUEST_INTERPRETER_1
14 FORM         SAPLRSM2                            LRSM2F16                              222
ODS_EINBUCHEN
13 FORM         SAPLRSM2                            LRSM2F02                             1130
RSM2_IDOC_EINBUCHEN
12 FORM         SAPLRSM3                            LRSM3F02                             1716
CALL_FUNCTION
11 METHOD       SAPLRSM3                            RSM3C01                               727
LCL_DETAIL=>HANDLE_NODE_CONTEXT_MENU_SEL
10 METHOD       CL_TREE_CONTROL_BASE==========CP    CL_TREE_CONTROL_BASE==========CM015    36
CL_TREE_CONTROL_BASE=>HANDLE_BASE_EVENT
9 METHOD       CL_TREE_CONTROL_BASE==========CP    CL_TREE_CONTROL_BASE==========CM017    25
CL_TREE_CONTROL_BASE=>DISPATCH
8 METHOD       CL_GUI_CFW====================CP    CL_GUI_CFW====================CM00K   173
CL_GUI_CFW=>DISPATCH_SYSTEM_EVENTS
7 FORM         SAPFGUICNTL_CFW                     SAPFGUICNTL_CFW                        23
CONTROL_DISPATCH
6 FORM         SAPFGUICNTL                         SAPFGUICNTL                            20
CONTROL_DISPATCH
5 FORM         SAPMSSYD                            SAPMSSYD                              288
%_CTL_INPUT
4 MODULE (PAI) SAPMSSYD                            SAPMSSYD                              236
%_CTL_INPUT1
3 FUNCTION     SAPLRSM3                            LRSM3U02                              104
RSSM_MONITOR_TREE
2 FORM         RSMO1_RSM2                          RSMO1_RSM2                            263
MONITOR
1 EVENT        RSMO1_RSM2                          RSMO1_RSM2                             58
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Workflow Subscription Time out

Hi,
I did a simple subscription workflow on manual activity. When status change from Pending to In Progress, I set a field. The workflow works fine almost all
day. However, I had seen many time out exceptions on event viewer e some other systems workflows with the error
“The database subscription query is longer
than expected. Check the database or simplify the database subscription criteria.
The following errors were encountered:
Exception message: Subscription query is taking long.
Subscription id: df0dcc33-a1c4-643c-4a03-319974477d75
Time spent in new state: 00:00:10.0138210
Time spent in querying state: 00:00:10.0648946
One or more subscriptions were affected by this.
Subscription name: ServiceManager.ActivityManagement.ActivityStatusChangedRule”
As I use powershell script to change a field activity, I would like call a .Net code beside powershell to increase performance. Anybody could send me a documentation about
this? What’s best practice to customization workflow at Service Manager?
Juan

Hi,
This is an indication that the database is being overwhelmed by the activity happening on the database. It could be because there are too many workflows. It could be because there are some connectors running that are hammering the database. It
could also be that there are too many users updating the database. It could also be that the subscription criteria is too complicated and involves too many table joins. Or it could be some combination of all of those things. If you see this
event consistently for one particular subscription and not others that is an indication that the criteria for that particular subscription may be too complicated or there are a lot of transactions that are happening frequently for the target class of that
subscription.
Please refer to the article below to troubleshoot this issue:
Troubleshooting Workflow Performance and Delays
http://blogs.technet.com/b/servicemanager/archive/2013/01/14/troubleshooting-workflow-performance-and-delays.aspx
And here is a similar thread for your reference:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/systemcenter/en-US/9b0ead30-80e7-4147-8b16-c88cc1f9cd94/sql-query-warning-on-scsm-server
Regards,
Yan Li
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Apple Mail fetch repeatedly times out

This is not a specific Lion problem but has continued under Lion, it's related to Apple Mail. On each of our 4 Macs our mail fetch from our ISP frequently times out on all POP email accounts, repeatedly asking for a password even though the password is clearly stored in Mail preferences and Keychain. Sometimes I find that the POP email passwords are deleted from Mail, although they are always there in the Keychain. It only happens with POP, not IMAP etc. Needless to say our ISP has been vague and unhelpful. Any suggestions?

Even if it happens from outside their network, your mail still uses the same settings for servers and ports as to what you put into the settings. So, it's still routed through them regardless of the network your on. That why I suggested it may be the cause. Like I said, the same problem went on with ATT for many months.
There were many thoughts also on how mac mail was talking to the ISP, but in my case wasn't the problem. If you open up connection doctor in mail and test the connections from time to time, it failed in many cases. Sometimes, it failed constantly.
And since you've said it happens outside your network, that should eliminate your router.
So, you may want to talk with your ISP support group and ask them if they are making any changes to ports or servers. And if you haven't, check their website and search for mail server and port settings for mac to make sure you have the latest.
And I do understand that it's probably a wasted effort because most of the time they won't know what's going on.
I feel your pain.

Oracle IRM Desktop connection to server times out

I have installed IRM server on Linux VM and use https to make desktop client to connect to server. The desktop is running on Windows XP. I am getting connection time out very frequently when I refresh context or validate the server, which means the connectivity between desktop to server is not stable. It is very difficult to track down the root cause since there is no log for desktop client I can look at.
Any input?
-J

I have the same problem. Ping works fine(http://irmserver:16100/irm_desktop/ping). There are connections both on server and on the desktop (netstat shows it). In logs on the desktop there are:
"[5840] Сбой синхронизации для http://10.12.248.173:16100/irm_desktop
Сообщение пользователя: "Невозможно установить соединение с сервером IRM"
Код ошибки = 0x80040308 (0x80040E02)
<?xml version="1.0"?><wininet_error>12002</wininet_error>
[IrmBackground.exe]"
On server side there is no information in the server logs.
I am using IRM server - Oracle EL 4 x64, Oracle DB 11G x64, Oracle WL1034, irm server 11.1.1.4.0, irm desktop 11.1.20.86. Desktop on Windows XP Professional.
There is no proxy server between irm server and desktop
Although I found that the syncronization works after 2-3 attempts. It seems that the problem is in the short timeout of the irm desktop waitong for authorization when there are different platforms(Weblogic on linux and AD on MS)
Edited by: tsibir on 11.02.2011 6:04

IPhone iOS update times out.

I'm trying to download the updates for my iPhone and iPad2; however the connection is apparently too slow. When it times out, you lose everything and must start the download again from 0. Unlike other downloads like music, the updates will not stop and let you restart from where you left off. I'm on a US military base overseas, and the connection is somewhat slow, and erratic.
Is there a place I can go to download the update file that's trustworthy? Not using the iTunes interface, but just downloading the file and dropping it in the proper folder to update?

The most frequent cause of download timeouts is interference from your antivirus and spyware, which you probably don't have as you are using a Mac. However, the network you are connecting through may be have antivirus protection that is the cause the problem. There are other places to get the download, but they are not authorized by Apple, and there is a risk of gettng a corrupted file. There's also the problem of finding the right version; different iDevices have different installers, even for the same version of iOS.

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