X very sluggish during disk activity...
Hi,
Recently, X has become very sluggish when disk activity is taking place. It doesn't seem to matter if it's a read or write operation. The pointer freezes and judders across the screen and everything basically stops until the disk access is finished. Usually this is only a problem with large data transfers, but if i'm backing up files or compressing archives it's really annoying! Transfers to USB disks have the same effect.
Does anyone have any idea as to why this may be happening?
Thanks
Dan
I have had mixed results with hdparm - in particular enabling dma seems to help but I have an hdparm line in my rc.local and if I try to enable dma there I get a system lock-up on boot when the command is executed.
Not a memory issue - It's not the most recent laptop but has 1gb of RAM. I've been using ARCH since 2004 and this problem seems to be recent (in the past six months or so) but I can't seem to find any cause for it.
Does anyone know of any changes to the Kernel? I'm using anticipatory scheduling at the moment but have also used CFQ and the results when it comes to disk access slow-down are about the same.
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Photoshop CS6 very sluggish after assigned RAM is used up
Hello community,
during the evaluation of my PS CS6 trial I encountered the following problem. Painting on a layer mask is very, very sluggish once Photoshop CS6 has used up all RAM that has been assigned to it.
When I am in 100% view and <shift><click> about 10 times in quick succession it takes almost a minute for photoshop to catch up, often the last clicks get lost and the next click draws a line without using <shift>.
I tried without appreciable improvement:
- Different brushes (hard, soft, down to 10px)
- Disable graphics processor
- Disable layer icons
The problem seems to be related to virtual memory handling. Does PS CS6 use virtual memory buffering? The Activity Monitor shows still free memory.
In comparison and on the same system, Photoshop CS4 with default VM Buffering remains quite responsive although the RAM usage of PS CS4 (active + inactive) is much lower than in CS6.
What can I do to fix the problem? This issue prevents me from upgrading to CS6.
Thanks
Thomas
Image data
25130 x 9250 px, 16bpc, 95 layers with masks, but 92 of them with non-transparent pixels in only a small area (177 x 236 px)
System data
Adobe Photoshop Version: 13.0 (13.0 20120315.r.428 2012/03/15:21:00:00) x64
Operating System: Mac OS 10.6.8
System architecture: Intel CPU Family:6, Model:44, Stepping:2 with MMX, SSE Integer, SSE FP, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, HyperThreading
Physical processor count: 6
Logical processor count: 12
Processor speed: 3330 MHz
Built-in memory: 12288 MB
Free memory: 509 MB
Memory available to Photoshop: 11625 MB
Memory used by Photoshop: 70 %
Image tile size: 1024K
Image cache levels: 4
OpenGL Drawing: Enabled.
OpenGL Drawing Mode: Advanced
OpenGL Allow Normal Mode: True.
OpenGL Allow Advanced Mode: True.
OpenGL Allow Old GPUs: Not Detected.
OpenGL Version: 2.1 ATI-1.6.36
OpenCL Version: 1.0 (Dec 23 2010 17:30:26)
Video Card Vendor: ATI Technologies Inc.
Video Card Renderer: ATI Radeon HD 5770 OpenGL Engine
Display: 1
Main Display
Display Depth:= 32
Display Bounds:= top: 0, left: 0, bottom: 1200, right: 1600
Video Renderer ID: 16915202
Video Card Memory: 1013 MB
Video Rect Texture Size: 16384
Serial number: Tryout Version
Application folder: System:Applications:Adobe Photoshop CS6:
Photoshop scratch has async I/O enabled
Scratch volume(s):
Scratch, 232,6G, 217,3G free
Required Plug-ins folder: System:Applications:Adobe Photoshop CS6:Adobe Photoshop CS6.app:Contents:Required:
Primary Plug-ins folder: System:Applications:Adobe Photoshop CS6:Plug-ins:
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Installed TWAIN devices: NONEI did a lot of additional testing and made the following observation:
It happens only when painting on the layer mask, not on the layer itself. After some brush strokes in the swapping state (see above) the program reproducibly behaves like this when trying to make another stroke:
I make a stroke with the mouse
Some seconds later the initial point appears, there is some disk write activity
Then Photoshop's CPU utilization rises to 100% with zero disk activity - it stays there until ...
I click somewhere in the image and immediately a linear stroke from the initial point to the click position is drawn. This final click even works when Photoshop does not currently have the application focus - application switching to Photoshop via the dock icon does not visibly work anyway in this state.
I can repeat that sequence. If I wait long enough it somehow gets cured, but then it only takes another ~10 strokes to get the strange behaviour back.
tumesch -
JPDA debug slow, CPU low, no disk activity
I tried to debug using JPDA with a Tomcat 4.0.3 target container. If I am very patient it finally connects after some good minutes. After that it debugs, even if rather slow.
However, during those minutes nothing seems to happen. CPU is low (under 5%), and there is no disk activity.
JDK is 1.3.1_02, W95 (yes, still), 256M.
Any ideas?
Thank you,
FlorinI tried to debug using JPDA with a Tomcat 4.0.3 target container. If I am very patient it finally connects after some good minutes. After that it debugs, even if rather slow.
However, during those minutes nothing seems to happen. CPU is low (under 5%), and there is no disk activity.
JDK is 1.3.1_02, W95 (yes, still), 256M.JPDA is really slow in Hotspot/Classic before JDK 1.4 (it's interpreting all the bytecode vs. running it natively). Try using classic if it's available instead of hotspot, it seems to be a bit faster at debugging.
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I've been using Firefox (very actively) for over a year now and all of a sudden (yesterday) it began to act very sluggishly. On sites I have always visited frequently it hangs up for periods of 15-90 seconds or more, won't scroll down, won't open hot links, slowly opens new tabs ...
I rebooted my PC (multiple times), powered down my modem and router, ran a Norton disk optimization - essentially making sure it was not an outside factor effecting Firefox's performance. (Note: I am using a cable connection.)
I then ran a side by side speed comparison with Internet explorer (on my 2nd monitor) going to the same web sites, and IE had no problems/hang-ups.
FYI I only have a couple of add ins/extensions (Java, Microsoft Framework, Norton, No Squint, & RealPlayer) and none of those are new within the past few weeks at least.
Any ideas on what could be causing this? How to fix? (As I much prefer Firefox to any Microsoft product.)
Thanks.Yes, FF gets sluggish from time to time. Sorry but it's the fact! FF also cannot render some websites properly (especially v3.6.10). I'm a big fan of all Mozilla software but FF 3.6.10 makes me very disappointed.
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Excessive disk activity with Safari 3.2.1
Since updating to Safari 3.2.1 on os 10.4.11, my hard disk begins a lengthy bout of intense disk activity within a minute or two of opening Safari. It just keeps chunking away, and it only stops when I quit the browser. This happens whether or not I load any pages.
Looking at Activity Monitor when this is happening, it is clearly Safari that is causing the excessive disk activity. And during these periods, Safari is using 15% to 30% CPU.I see the same thing:
http://img.skitch.com/20090212-pbe1s4wprd6rjmjiq3sfe1s961.jpg
It just plugs away, using 33% of CPU. Very small network usage.
What is it doing? As for 'resetting' it, what do you mean? Just quit and restart Safari? OK, but this happens consistently.
Any thoughts?
Safari Version 3.2.1 (5525.27.1)
Message was edited by: Tor Lundgren -
Problem during IS-OIL activation transport: "ERROR during DD ACTIVATION"
Dear All,
On Development system, is-oil was previously activated with SFW5
transaction (notes 908007, 874541); afterwards transport was created on
development system and imported on the production system, but
unsuccessfully!
On Production system, we have the following errors on file SLOG0847.GP6:
ERROR: stopping on error 12 during DD ACTIVATION
ERROR: stopping on error 12 during MOVE NAMETABS
Please have a look to the following logs to have a complete view of the problem.
Could you suggest a solution for this problem?
Additionally, a very important question is:
Is it necessary activate IS-OIL with transport in the live system,
or is it possible activate it manually?
Thanks for your cooperation,
Dario Ricci
File SLOG0847.GP6
START imp single GP6 20081118155636 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118155648 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118155649 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118155705 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118155705 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118155705 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118155728 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118155730 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118155730 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118155741 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118155741 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
START GENERATION OF REPORT GP6 G 20081118155741 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
START tp_getprots GP6 G 20081118155742 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
STOP tp_getprots GP6 G 20081118155752 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
STOP GENERATION OF REPORT GP6 G 20081118155752 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118155752 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155602
START imp single GP6 20081118155954 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118155954 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118155954 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118155958 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118155958 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118155958 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118160006 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118160006 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118160006 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118160010 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118160010 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118160010 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118155953
START imp single GP6 20081118160242 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118160244 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118160244 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118160247 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118160247 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118160247 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118160252 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118160253 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118160253 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118160256 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118160256 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118160256 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
START tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118160256 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
STOP tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118160333 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
STOP EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118160333 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118160333 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160240
START imp single GP6 20081118160502 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118160503 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118160503 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118160519 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118160519 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118160519 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118160551 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118160552 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118160552 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118160604 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118160604 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118160605 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
START tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118160605 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
STOP tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118160628 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
STOP EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118160628 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118160628 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160458
START imp single GP6 20081118160804 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118160805 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118160805 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118160808 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118160808 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118160808 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118160810 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118160810 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118160810 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118160813 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118160813 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118160813 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
START tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118160813 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
STOP tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118160814 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
STOP EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118160814 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118160814 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160804
START imp single GP6 20081118160940 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START DD IMPORT GP6 H 20081118160940 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP DD IMPORT GP6 H 20081118160947 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START DD ACTIVATION GP6 A 20081118160947 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START tp_getprots GP6 J 20081118160947 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP tp_getprots GP6 J 20081118161103 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP DD ACTIVATION GP6 A 20081118161104 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START DISTRIBUTION OF DD-O GP6 S 20081118161104 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START tp_getprots GP6 S 20081118161104 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP tp_getprots GP6 S 20081118161107 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP DISTRIBUTION OF DD-O GP6 S 20081118161107 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118161107 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118161107 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118161113 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118161113 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118161113 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118161115 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118161115 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118161115 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118161116 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118161116 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118161117 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118160940
START imp single GP6 20081118161224 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118161224 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118161225 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118161226 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118161226 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118161226 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118161239 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118161240 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118161240 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118161241 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118161241 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118161241 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
START tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118161241 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
STOP tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118161318 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
STOP EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118161318 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118161318 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118161224
START imp single GP6 20081118174057 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118174057 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118174057 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118174058 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118174058 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118174059 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118174100 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118174100 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118174100 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118174101 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118174101 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118174101 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174057
START imp single GP6 20081118174102 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118174102 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118174102 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081118174103 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081118174103 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118174103 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081118174104 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118174104 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118174104 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081118174106 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081118174106 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118174106 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
START tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118174106 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
STOP tp_getprots GP6 R 20081118174109 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
STOP EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081118174109 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081118174109 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081118174102
START imp single GP6 20081120123017 gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
START DD IMPORT GP6 H 20081120123017 gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
STOP DD IMPORT GP6 H 20081120123019 gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
START DD ACTIVATION GP6 A 20081120123019 gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
START tp_getprots GP6 J 20081120123019 gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
ERROR GD6K902991 GP6 A 0012 20081120124325 SUPTECENI gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
STOP tp_getprots GP6 J 20081120124335 gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
STOP DD ACTIVATION GP6 A 20081120124335 gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
ERROR: stopping on error 12 during DD ACTIVATION
STOP imp single GP6 0012 20081120124335 gp6adm ensv15xe 200811201230160076ef
START imp single GP6 20081120132937 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START DD IMPORT GP6 H 20081120132937 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP DD IMPORT GP6 H 20081120132939 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START DD ACTIVATION GP6 A 20081120132939 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START tp_getprots GP6 J 20081120132939 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP tp_getprots GP6 J 20081120132942 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP DD ACTIVATION GP6 A 20081120132942 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START DISTRIBUTION OF DD-O GP6 S 20081120132943 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START tp_getprots GP6 S 20081120132943 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP tp_getprots GP6 S 20081120133028 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP DISTRIBUTION OF DD-O GP6 S 20081120133028 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N 20081120133028 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START tp_getprots GP6 N 20081120133028 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP tp_getprots GP6 N 20081120133031 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N 20081120133031 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081120133031 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081120133031 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
ERROR ALL GP6 6 0012 20081120134632 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081120134637 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081120134637 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
ERROR: stopping on error 12 during MOVE NAMETABS
STOP imp single GP6 0012 20081120134637 gp6adm ensv15xe 2008112013293600060e
START imp single GP6 20081121160246 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
INFO TBATG CONVERSION OF GP6 N not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
START MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081121160247 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
START tp_getprots GP6 P 20081121160247 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
STOP tp_getprots GP6 P 20081121160251 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
STOP MOVE NAMETABS GP6 6 20081121160251 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
START MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081121160251 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
STOP MAIN IMPORT GP6 I 20081121160257 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
INFO TBATG CREATION OF EN GP6 n not needed ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
START SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081121160257 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
START tp_getprots GP6 V 20081121160257 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
STOP tp_getprots GP6 V 20081121160300 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
STOP SET VERSION FLAGS GP6 V 20081121160300 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
START EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081121160301 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
START tp_getprots GP6 R 20081121160301 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
STOP tp_getprots GP6 R 20081121160311 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
STOP EXECUTION OF REPORTS GP6 R 20081121160311 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
STOP imp single GP6 0000 20081121160311 ZRTC4_TM_ADM ensv15xe 20081121160245
excerpt of File P081120.GP6
1 ETP199X######################################
1 ETP172 MOVE OF NAMETABS
1 ETP101 transport order : "ALL"
1 ETP102 system : "GP6"
1 ETP108 tp path : "tp"
1 ETP109 version and release : "372.04.29" "700"
1 ETP198
3 ETP399XMove Nametabs started in batch mode.
2 ETP399 processing modeflag 'A'
3 ETP301 -
3 ETP399 Didb-lib Version : 1.3
3 ETP399
3 ETP399 OPTIONS:
3 ETP399
3 ETP399 PRINT ONLY = no
3 ETP399 iNT-TIMESTAMP RESET = no
3 ETP399 DELETE iNT = yes
3 ETP399 DELETE iNT FIELDS = yes
3 ETP399 ACTIVATE iNT = yes
3 ETP399 TOLERATE UNCRITICAL STMTs = no
3 ETP399 COMPARE TIMESTAMPs IN MV40-Op. = yes
3 ETP399 SUPPRESS COMMITs = no
3 ETP399 CALL EXTERNAL NT_SYNC = no
3 ETP399 DONT TOUCH dep. LOADS = no
3 ETP399 RESET FLAG DBTABPOS = no
3 ETP399 protocol output to file = yes, /usr/sap/trans/tmp/P081120.GP6
3 ETP301 -
3 ETP399 PARAMETERS:
3 ETP399
3 ETP399 '
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP364 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs ("2008/11/20 13:30:32")
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP338XActivation of Shadownametabs
2 ETP301 -
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV1/SR_S_VBAP_OUTPUT":
2 ETP399 >> Name of inactive nametab to read : DDXTT
2 ETP399 >> Format of inactive nametab to read: 5.0
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV1/SR_T_VBAP":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV1/TSRV43AAS":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV3/CHBDKR":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/BEV3/CHBPR":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/ACCIT":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/ADD_FIELDS_A":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/AFFW":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/ALVHD":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/APPL_SD_ME_READ_HISTORY":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/ARSEG":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/AUFM":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/BBEFU":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/BEREIT":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "/CWM/BEREITADD":
3 ETP380 succeeded
etc etc ..
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARA":
1AETR012XProgram terminated (job: "RDDMNTAB", no.: "13303200")
1AEPU320 See job log"RDDMNTAB""13303200""GP6"
3 ETP399XMove Nametabs started in batch mode.
2 ETP399 processing modeflag 'A'
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP364 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs ("2008/11/20 13:34:58")
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP338XActivation of Shadownametabs
2 ETP301 -
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARA":
1AETR012XProgram terminated (job: "RDDMNTAB", no.: "13345800")
1AEPU320 See job log"RDDMNTAB""13345800""GP6"
3 ETP399XMove Nametabs started in batch mode.
2 ETP399 processing modeflag 'A'
3 ETP301 -
3 ETP399 Didb-lib Version : 1.3
3 ETP399
3 ETP399 OPTIONS:
3 ETP399
3 ETP399 PRINT ONLY = no
3 ETP399 iNT-TIMESTAMP RESET = no
3 ETP399 DELETE iNT = yes
3 ETP399 DELETE iNT FIELDS = yes
3 ETP399 ACTIVATE iNT = yes
3 ETP399 TOLERATE UNCRITICAL STMTs = no
3 ETP399 COMPARE TIMESTAMPs IN MV40-Op. = yes
3 ETP399 SUPPRESS COMMITs = no
3 ETP399 CALL EXTERNAL NT_SYNC = no
3 ETP399 DONT TOUCH dep. LOADS = no
3 ETP399 RESET FLAG DBTABPOS = no
3 ETP399 protocol output to file = yes, /usr/sap/trans/tmp/P081120.GP6
3 ETP301 -
3 ETP399 PARAMETERS:
3 ETP399
3 ETP399 '
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP364 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs ("2008/11/20 13:36:37")
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP301 -
2 ETP338XActivation of Shadownametabs
2 ETP301 -
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARA":
2 ETP399 >> Name of inactive nametab to read : DDXTT
2 ETP399 >> Format of inactive nametab to read: 5.0
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARC":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARC3":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMARM":
3 ETP380 succeeded
3 ETP379Xactivating Nametab "EMBEW7":
3 ETP380 succeeded
etc etc..
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_OIJTS"
3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
3 ETP399 "TSYST",
3 ETP399 "SPRAS",
3 ETP399 "VSART_TXT",
3 ETP399 "VKTRA_TXT",
3 ETP399 "TSNAM",
3 ETP399 "BOOKTS",
3 ETP399 "VSART",
3 ETP399 "VKTRA",
3 ETP399 "SHTYPE",
3 ETP399 "BUSTYP")
3 ETP399 AS SELECT
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
3 ETP399 T1."TSYST",
3 ETP399 T4."SPRAS",
3 ETP399 T4."BEZEI",
3 ETP399 T5."BEZEI",
3 ETP399 T1."TSNAM",
3 ETP399 T1."BOOKTS",
3 ETP399 T1."VSART",
3 ETP399 T1."VKTRA",
3 ETP399 T1."SHTYPE",
3 ETP399 T1."BUSTYP"
3 ETP399 FROM
3 ETP399 "OIJTS" T1,
3 ETP399 "T173" T2,
3 ETP399 "TVTR" T3,
3 ETP399 "T173T" T4,
3 ETP399 "TVTRT" T5
3 ETP399 WHERE
3 ETP399 T2."MANDT" = T1."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T2."VSART" = T1."VSART" AND
3 ETP399 T3."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T3."VKTRA" = T2."VKTRA" AND
3 ETP399 T2."MANDT" = T4."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T2."VSART" = T4."VSART" AND
3 ETP399 T3."MANDT" = T5."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T3."VKTRA" = T5."VKTRA" AND
3 ETP399 T5."SPRAS" = T4."SPRAS"
3 ETP399
3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP378 13:46:31: succeeded, DDL executed
3 ETP359 "V_OIJTS " total time = 00:00:00
3 ETP379X13:46:31: activating Nametab "V_OIJTSLOC":
3 ETP355Xstatements:
3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_OIJTSLOC"
3 ETP399
3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_OIJTSLOC"
3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
3 ETP399 "TSYST",
3 ETP399 "LOCID",
3 ETP399 "LOCNAM",
3 ETP399 "BLOIND",
3 ETP399 "DELIND",
3 ETP399 "RDACT",
3 ETP399 "TSNAM")
3 ETP399 AS SELECT
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
3 ETP399 T1."TSYST",
3 ETP399 T1."LOCID",
3 ETP399 T1."LOCNAM",
3 ETP399 T2."BLOIND",
3 ETP399 T2."DELIND",
3 ETP399 T2."RDACT",
3 ETP399 T3."TSNAM"
3 ETP399 FROM
3 ETP399 "OIJTSLOC" T1,
3 ETP399 "OIJLOC" T2,
3 ETP399 "OIJTS" T3
3 ETP399 WHERE
3 ETP399 T2."MANDT" = T1."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T2."LOCID" = T1."LOCID" AND
3 ETP399 T3."MANDT" = T1."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T3."TSYST" = T1."TSYST"
3 ETP399
3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP378 13:46:31: succeeded, DDL executed
3 ETP359 "V_OIJTSLOC " total time = 00:00:00
3 ETP379X13:46:31: activating Nametab "V_OIJTSLOCBL":
3 ETP355Xstatements:
3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_OIJTSLOCBL"
3 ETP399
2WETP354 13:46:31: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_OIJTSLOCBL
2WETP354 " - IGNORED
2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_OIJTSLOCBL"
3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
3 ETP399 "TSYST",
3 ETP399 "LOCID",
3 ETP399 "PBLTYP",
3 ETP399 "PLANIND",
3 ETP399 "TSNAM",
3 ETP399 "LOCNAM")
3 ETP399 AS SELECT
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
3 ETP399 T1."TSYST",
3 ETP399 T3."LOCID",
3 ETP399 T2."PBLTYP",
3 ETP399 T5."PLANIND",
3 ETP399 T1."TSNAM",
3 ETP399 T4."LOCNAM"
3 ETP399 FROM
3 ETP399 "OIJTS" T1,
3 ETP399 "OIFSPBL" T2,
3 ETP399 "OIJTSLOC" T3,
3 ETP399 "OIJLOC" T4,
3 ETP399 "OIFSPBLT" T5
3 ETP399 WHERE
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T3."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."TSYST" = T3."TSYST" AND
3 ETP399 T4."MANDT" = T3."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T4."LOCID" = T3."LOCID" AND
3 ETP399 T4."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T4."PBLNR" = T2."PBLNR" AND
3 ETP399 T5."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T5."PBLTYP" = T2."PBLTYP"
3 ETP399
3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP378 13:46:31: succeeded, DDL executed
3 ETP359 "V_OIJTSLOCBL " total time = 00:00:00
3 ETP379X13:46:31: activating Nametab "V_OIRBPBLMAT":
3 ETP355Xstatements:
3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_OIRBPBLMAT"
3 ETP399
2WETP354 13:46:31: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_OIRBPBLMAT
2WETP354 " - IGNORED
2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_OIRBPBLMAT"
3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
3 ETP399 "PBLNR",
3 ETP399 "RNBT",
3 ETP399 "MATHANDGRP",
3 ETP399 "SEQNR",
3 ETP399 "MATNR")
3 ETP399 AS SELECT
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
3 ETP399 T1."PBLNR",
3 ETP399 T1."RNBT",
3 ETP399 T1."MATHANDGRP",
3 ETP399 T2."SEQNR",
3 ETP399 T2."MATNR"
3 ETP399 FROM
3 ETP399 "OIRBPBLB" T1,
3 ETP399 "OIRBMATMET" T2
3 ETP399 WHERE
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."PBLNR" = T2."PBLNR" AND
3 ETP399 T1."RNBT" = T2."RNBT"
3 ETP399
3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:01" )
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP378 13:46:32: succeeded, DDL executed
3 ETP359 "V_OIRBPBLMAT " total time = 00:00:01
3 ETP379X13:46:32: activating Nametab "V_VGNVA":
3 ETP355Xstatements:
3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_VGNVA"
3 ETP399
2WETP354 13:46:32: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_VGNVA
2WETP354 " - IGNORED
2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_VGNVA"
3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
3 ETP399 "VSNMR",
3 ETP399 "VSKAT",
3 ETP399 "VSINACT",
3 ETP399 "EXT_AUFNR",
3 ETP399 "AUTYP",
3 ETP399 "VORNR",
3 ETP399 "LTXA1")
3 ETP399 AS SELECT
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR",
3 ETP399 T6."VSKAT",
3 ETP399 T6."VSINACT",
3 ETP399 T1."EXT_AUFNR",
3 ETP399 T1."AUTYP",
3 ETP399 T3."VORNR",
3 ETP399 T3."LTXA1"
3 ETP399 FROM
3 ETP399 "VSAUFK_CN" T1,
3 ETP399 "VSAFKO_CN" T2,
3 ETP399 "VSAFVC_CN" T3,
3 ETP399 "VSPRPS_CN" T4,
3 ETP399 "VSPROJ_CN" T5,
3 ETP399 "VSKOPF" T6
3 ETP399 WHERE
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T3."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T4."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T5."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T6."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T2."VSNMR" AND
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T3."VSNMR" AND
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T4."VSNMR" AND
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T5."VSNMR" AND
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T6."VSNMR" AND
3 ETP399 T2."AUFNR" = T1."AUFNR" AND
3 ETP399 T3."AUFPL" = T2."AUFPL" AND
3 ETP399 T1."PSPEL" = T4."PSPNR" AND
3 ETP399 T5."PSPNR" = T4."PSPHI" AND
3 ETP399 T6."OBJNR_PD" = T5."OBJNR"
3 ETP399 AND
3 ETP399 T3."INACT"
3 ETP399 = ' '
3 ETP399
3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP378 13:46:32: succeeded, DDL executed
3 ETP359 "V_VGNVA " total time = 00:00:00
3 ETP379X13:46:32: activating Nametab "V_VGNWA":
3 ETP355Xstatements:
3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_VGNWA"
3 ETP399
2WETP354 13:46:32: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_VGNWA
2WETP354 " - IGNORED
2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_VGNWA"
3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
3 ETP399 "VSNMR",
3 ETP399 "AUFNR",
3 ETP399 "AUTYP",
3 ETP399 "VORNR",
3 ETP399 "LTXA1")
3 ETP399 AS SELECT
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR",
3 ETP399 T1."EXT_AUFNR",
3 ETP399 T1."AUTYP",
3 ETP399 T3."VORNR",
3 ETP399 T3."LTXA1"
3 ETP399 FROM
3 ETP399 "VSAUFK_CN" T1,
3 ETP399 "VSAFKO_CN" T2,
3 ETP399 "VSAFVC_CN" T3
3 ETP399 WHERE
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T2."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT" = T3."MANDT" AND
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T2."VSNMR" AND
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR" = T3."VSNMR" AND
3 ETP399 T2."AUFNR" = T1."AUFNR" AND
3 ETP399 T3."AUFPL" = T2."AUFPL"
3 ETP399
3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP378 13:46:32: succeeded, DDL executed
3 ETP359 "V_VGNWA " total time = 00:00:00
3 ETP379X13:46:32: activating Nametab "V_VSAFVC_ORG":
3 ETP355Xstatements:
3 ETP399 DROP VIEW "V_VSAFVC_ORG"
3 ETP399
2WETP354 13:46:32: Warning: Retcode 512: SQL-error "942" in DDL statement for "V_VSAFVC_ORG
2WETP354 " - IGNORED
2WETP399 SQL-error-Text: "ORA-00942: table or view does not exist"
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP399 CREATE VIEW "V_VSAFVC_ORG"
3 ETP399 ("MANDT",
3 ETP399 "VSNMR",
3 ETP399 "AUFPL",
3 ETP399 "APLZL",
3 ETP399 "ORGAUFPL",
3 ETP399 "ORGAPLZL",
3 ETP399 "INACT")
3 ETP399 AS SELECT
3 ETP399 T1."MANDT",
3 ETP399 T1."VSNMR",
3 ETP399 T1."AUFPL",
3 ETP399 T1."APLZL",
3 ETP399 T1."ORGAUFPL",
3 ETP399 T1."ORGAPLZL",
3 ETP399 T1."INACT"
3 ETP399 FROM
3 ETP399 "VSAFVC_CN" T1
3 ETP399
3 ETP356 executed ( "00:00:00" )
2 ETP399 -
DB-COMMIT() -
3 ETP378 13:46:32: succeeded, DDL executed
3 ETP359 "V_VSAFVC_ORG " total time = 00:00:00
2 ETP301 -
3 ETP361 "90" Shadow-Nametabs activated, DDL executed
3 ETP362 "0" Shadow-Nametab activations failed
2 ETP360 Begin: Act. of Shadow-Nametabs with DDL ("2008/11/20 13:46:25")
2 ETP363 End : Act. of Shadow-Nametabs with DDL ("2008/11/20 13:46:32")
2 ETP301 -
1 ETP172 MOVE OF NAMETABS
1 ETP110 end date and time : "20081120134632"
1 ETP111 exit code : "12"
1 ETP199 ######################################
Excerpt of file GD6A902991.GP6 (I don't know how it can be useful..)
3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "V_OIJRDSEL2"
3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "V_OIJTS"
1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJ_TSYST"
1 DDH103 Suchhilfe "OIJ_TSYST" ist konsistent
3 DMC763 Schlüsselfeld "TVTRT"-"VKTRA" fehlt
2WDMC732 Alle Felder werden als Schlüsselfeld gewertet
3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
3 DDO526 View wurde mit Warnungen aktiviert"V_OIJTS"
3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "V_OIJTSLOC"
1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJLOCID"
etc etc..
3 DDT402 Append-Struktur "/CWM/WUEB" an Tabelle "WUEB" angefügt
2WDDT191 Erweiterungskat. "3" möglich, aber Include oder Subtyp ist noch unklassif.
3 DDT038 Aktivierung abhängige Tabelle "WUEB" erfolgreich
3 DDT014XAktiviere abhängige Tabelle "ZCXCB"
3 DDT402 Append-Struktur "OILZCXCB" an Tabelle "ZCXCB" angefügt
2WDDT192 Erweiterungskategorie für die Tabelle fehlt
2WDDT193 Erweiterungskategorie für Include oder Subtyp fehlt
3 DDT059 Abhängige Tabelle "ZCXCB" wurde mit Warnungen aktiviert
3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "M_OIJAA"
1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJAA"
1 DDH103 Suchhilfe "OIJAA" ist konsistent
3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "M_OIJAB"
1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJAB"
1 DDH103 Suchhilfe "OIJAB" ist konsistent
3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "M_OIJAC"
1 DDH202 Prüfe abhängige Suchhilfe "OIJAC"
1 DDH103 Suchhilfe "OIJAC" ist konsistent
3 DMC728 Der View muß auf der Datenbank gelöscht und neu angelegt werden
3 DDO525XAktiviere abhängigen View "V_OIJRDSEL"
2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TMAXLOT"
2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TMINLOT"
2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TINCLOT"
2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TMAXINV"
2WDMC506 Inkonsistenz beim Referenzfeld zu "V_OIJRDSEL"-"TTARGET"
etc etc..
3 DDT014XAktiviere abhängige Tabelle "LEDSPD_ATOM_QUANTS"
3 DDT402 Append-Struktur "/CWM/LEDSPD_ATOM_QUANTS" an Tabelle "LEDSPD_ATOM_QUANTS" angefügt
2WDDT192 Erweiterungskategorie für die Tabelle fehlt
2WDDT193 Erweiterungskategorie für Include oder Subtyp fehlt
3 DDT059 Abhängige Tabelle "LEDSPD_ATOM_QUANTS" wurde mit Warnungen aktiviert
3 DDT014XAktiviere abhängige Tabelle "LEDSPD_LIST_ITEM"
3 DDT402 Append-Struktur "/CWM/LEDSPD_LIST_ITEM" an Tabelle "LEDSPD_LIST_ITEM" angefügt
2Hi, Please go and download the log in ST22 in the time of the transporting these object and post here if you have any.
Jey -
Computer unresponsive with disk activity, even when disk is USB
Hi,
I've always had issues with responsiveness with Linux when there is disk activity (several distro's, same hardware), whereas a Windows XP installation reacts very snappily. When I have a torrent client open, Mplayer keeps hanging a few times a minute (even more often when the download is going fast (2 MB/s)).
Recently I migrated to ext4 in the hopes that would fix it, but it didn't. It's also not something as simple as a DMA issue (because it's SATA). Disk throughput is about 80 MB/s, which is OK.
Anyway, currently, I'm performing this on a USB disk:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc1 bs=10M
And even then the computer is almost unusable, which it shouldn't be, because the internal disks are not used for this. And some time back when I was copying an AVI to a USB stick, it was utterly unusable.
Maybe it's a driver issue, because I can't imagine the normal schedulers being so horrible, but I can't say.
My disk controller can't be accessed with AHCI (there is no 'native' option in the BIOS), yet NCQ is enabled:
# dmesg|grep -i ncq
[ 1.313605] ata3.00: 2930275055 sectors, multi 16: LBA48 NCQ (depth 0/32)
[ 1.800338] ata4.00: 2930277168 sectors, multi 16: LBA48 NCQ (depth 0/32)
[ 2.324738] ata6.00: 488395055 sectors, multi 16: LBA48 NCQ (depth 0/32)
I have kernel 3.1.1-1-ARCH, so I should have the 'wonder patch'.
Hardware:
CPU: Athlon X2 3800+ (2GHz dual core).
RAM: 2 GB DDR400 RAM.
Chipset: Nvidia nForce 4 ultra.
Disks (in MD RAID1): 2 WDC WD15EARS-00Z5B1 (disks have changed over the years) and 1 Seagate disk (which contains windows and is spun down in Linux, to prevent noise).
I disabled the (self-destructing) head parking feature of the caviar green disks with WDidle by setting the timeout to max (disabling the head parking with WDidle actually lets it trigger constantly, that's why I chose this way).
Lspci:
00:00.0 Memory controller: nVidia Corporation CK804 Memory Controller (rev a3)
00:01.0 ISA bridge: nVidia Corporation CK804 ISA Bridge (rev a3)
00:01.1 SMBus: nVidia Corporation CK804 SMBus (rev a2)
00:02.0 USB controller: nVidia Corporation CK804 USB Controller (rev a2)
00:02.1 USB controller: nVidia Corporation CK804 USB Controller (rev a3)
00:06.0 IDE interface: nVidia Corporation CK804 IDE (rev f2)
00:07.0 IDE interface: nVidia Corporation CK804 Serial ATA Controller (rev f3)
00:08.0 IDE interface: nVidia Corporation CK804 Serial ATA Controller (rev f3)
00:09.0 PCI bridge: nVidia Corporation CK804 PCI Bridge (rev a2)
00:0a.0 Bridge: nVidia Corporation CK804 Ethernet Controller (rev a3)
00:0b.0 PCI bridge: nVidia Corporation CK804 PCIE Bridge (rev a3)
00:0c.0 PCI bridge: nVidia Corporation CK804 PCIE Bridge (rev a3)
00:0d.0 PCI bridge: nVidia Corporation CK804 PCIE Bridge (rev a3)
00:0e.0 PCI bridge: nVidia Corporation CK804 PCIE Bridge (rev a3)
00:18.0 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] HyperTransport Technology Configuration
00:18.1 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] Address Map
00:18.2 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] DRAM Controller
00:18.3 Host bridge: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] K8 [Athlon64/Opteron] Miscellaneous Control
01:07.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB Audigy (rev 04)
01:07.1 Input device controller: Creative Labs SB Audigy Game Port (rev 04)
01:07.2 FireWire (IEEE 1394): Creative Labs SB Audigy FireWire Port (rev 04)
01:08.0 Multimedia video controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Video Capture (rev 11)
01:08.1 Multimedia controller: Brooktree Corporation Bt878 Audio Capture (rev 11)
05:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G96 [GeForce 9500 GT] (rev a1)
# cat /proc/mdstat ( which shows no write intent bitmap to slow it down):
Personalities : [raid1]
md1 : active raid1 sda2[0] sdb2[1]
1464969720 blocks super 1.0 [2/2] [UU]
md0 : active raid1 sda1[0] sdb1[1]
156788 blocks super 1.0 [2/2] [UU]
unused devices: <none>
Anybody know what might be causing this?I recently tried to play around with the schedulers and I found out that using "deadline" for my internal drives, "cfq" for my optical drive and "noop" for everything else. I tried copying a load of small files on my USB flashdrive while playing a movie from the optical drive and the system felt very responsive.
I've been playing some more, and you're right in that it seems that with the internal disks at deadline, the system is a lot more responsive. Previously, I put the external disk I was zeroing at deadline too, but that (I know now) made it worse again.
I run a 3.2-rc5 kernel which seems to help considerably though.
Has there been any specific change in that kernel to cause that?
BTW, I noticed that the NCQ queue on your drives is of 0 length, try setting it o 31 like this (as root).
I always wondered about the NCQ queue. In pages about NCQ that I found, the dmesg also reported a queue of 0. I just always figured it meant how many commands it currently had, being zero at boot time.
When I do "cat /sys/block/sda/device/queue_depth" it always says one, regardless of disk activity. -
Why is my mac book pro very sluggish in opening windows/color wheel
why does my Mac Book Pro acting slow when ever I'm working in multiple windows, going back and forth,
it take for ever to open up load the pages, and there is a rainbow color wheel spinning, not sure what is going on with it.
please help, and my 3 year warrant has just expired. please help.Check to see how much free space there is on the startup disk.
Click the Apple menu icon top left corner in your Desktop. From the drop down menu click About This Mac > More Info then select the Storage tab.
Make sure there's at least 15% available storage space.
mac book pro very sluggish in opening windows/color wheel
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I have iStat Menus installed and where, before the upgrades, the CPU graph showed a very low level of activity (almost zero) when the computer was idle, it now looks like a picket fence, with spikes reaching almost to the top of the graph. The disk activity graph exactly matches the CPU graph with regular spikes, which occur about very 7-8 seconds.
I opened Activity Monitor, and the highest usage switches between 'Sync Server' (with a value of anything from 2 to 9) and 'kernel-task' (with a value of around 2.5). Something called 'mds' sometimes pops up to the top (with values of 2-3). It appears the culprit is 'Sync Server'. I've tried iDisk sync set to 'Manually', and also with it turned off altogether, but it makes no difference.
Does anyone know what's going on here and, more importantly, how to get my MBP to relax again.
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Steve = : ^ )I'm resurrecting this question because the problem still exists. Restarting the computer always stops the spikes but they always start up again at some point (I'm yet to pinpoint a cause) and, once happening, I can quit all running apps (except Finder) and they persist, and they seem to occur about 10 secs. apart.
The spikes occur in both cores but, if one core has a big spike (close to 100%) the other's is small and vice versa. Or they both have moderate spikes. It seems the total usage is about the same for every spike, though spread differently between the two cores.
And the HD still shows activity at the same rate as the spikes.
Any ideas what I should look for?
Thanks in advance,
Steve = : ^ )
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Disk Activity Problem w/ "update" Process
I'm having problems with unusal spikes in disk activity which causes everything I'm doing to pause until the activity is finished. If I'm browsing or switching between folders the app and OS pauses, if I'm watching a video, the video will pause while the audio will continue for a second before stopping.
My CPU, System Memory, and Disk Usage are all in a very low percentile of usage. There's no problem there.
The culprit I've determined is a process called "update" (process ID 89, user: root) At regular intervals "update" will appear on the list of active processes and it is exactly then, everytime, that the system will pause. The process never takes up more than 1% of my CPU.
Does anyone know what this process is and does? If I quit the process, will it stay off? Any information is helpful. I can't find anything about this specific problem anywhere.I would begin looking at any of your 3rd party software, startupitems, background processes, Safe Boot, as well as cleaning the caches with Applejack.
Many programs and utilities have a "check for updates" feature.
And the more utilities you have running, to "monitor the health of _________" - they all affect system performance. Less is more. They can stumble over each other and even outright conflict.
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If you have Disk Warrior 4, use it, if you don't, consider it a good investment (just like good backups) for preventative maintenance, not just after there is a problem. -
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When the computer is unattended and goes to sleep to save power, there is an insane disk activity during wake up, combined with tons of freezes, etc.
I am not talking about the deep sleep / hibernation where data gets saved to the disk; I'm talking about leaving the computer unattended 20 minutes and then wasting 2-3 minutes until it's done doing whatever with the disk when I wake it up.
Everything is still in ram, I'm constantly waiting for.. whatever happens.
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I pimped my G5 with two new internal drives (WD 1TB Caviar Black) and copied onto them clones of other disks and volumes (with SuperDuper), including my old system. Seems to be quite succesful operation; nearly all works as usual again.
Of course I expected mdimport to do some heavy indexing, with constant disk activity as a result.
But, after a couple of days, there is still constant disk activity: every second or so some 5,99MB is being written to disk, according to Activity Monitor.
I do not understand which app is doing this, for no one seems to be very busy at all.
Any ideas out there?
Appreciated,
MariusI just dealt with this problem effectively on my Mac Pro (Snow Leopard 10.6.4), after considerable mucking around. Hard drive noise, flashing lights, system slow-downs, all driving me nuts (admittedly, a short drive).
Turned out to be Spotlight. As it happens I have a WD Studio 1-terabyte Firewire drive that's always hooked up. I back up to it several times a day when I'm on a project, and it has clones of my application drive and three data drives, all visible on my desktop. I also have a separate Windows drive that's visible. Recently, for reasons known only to Apple, I'm sure, Spotlight began indexing and re-indexing the cloned logical drives on the WD Studio. Never stopped -- as soon as it finished, it would start again. I simply went into the Privacy tab of the Spotlight preference pane from System Preferences, made sure that all my drives appeared in the box, and then removed all four cloned drives and the Windows drive so that Spotlight would no longer index them.
Problem solved. If you have extra physical or logical drives beyond those actually in your system (as opposed to Firewire or USB drives), try removing them and re-adding them in the Privacy tab of the Spotlight preference pane. Then wait for Spotlight to re-index the drives -- could take a bit of time, and the drives will keep accessing until re-indexing is complete. If that works, you're good. If it doesn't and the process just keeps going, you might have to remove permanently the external drives and clones from the list of drives to be indexed. That's what I ended up having to do.
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