on 08-29-2008 9:53 AM
gurus ,
in alert monitor in our solution manager system it displays as ,
"sap buffer storage usage exceeds threshold "
and when i see in the buffer monitoring the value of ,
field definition & initial records buffer were displayed in red .
what does that mean ?
as a basis guy what should be my best step ?
hoping for your valuable results
Hi Susin,
This post would best suited on the SAP Netwweaver forum.
Anyway, go to ST02 transaction on the affected system and double click the desired buffer.
On the next screen you will see several information. Basically, most of the buffers have two main definitions:
1- size of the overall buffer
2- max entris this buffer can handle
These two definitions have profile parameters which you can use to fix your system. Just click in the button "current parameters"
This will show you the current parameters for this buffer and its values.
Check if you need to change size or entries or both and then go to RZ10 and edit your profile as needed. After this, restart your instance.
Regards,
Valdecir
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thanks for your response .
but what exactly i look to knew is this is a serious issue , or what are the effect this would cause .
because this has occured in the solution manager system , wont we need to stop all the systems in the landscape if we want to restart the solution manager ?
if i need to change the value what value should i set ?
Hi Susin,
Basically ST02 is intended to show you possible performance bottlenecks regarding the SAP memory buffers, that is, as higher the number of swaps in a specific buffer, greater will be your performance problem. So, your goal is to maintain the column SWAPs as low as possible .
As rule of thumb, this column should not be greater then a few thousands.
Regards, on what you should change, please, send what you have in your ST02 and I can try to suggest the changes you may need.
Regards,
Valdecir
for field definition 'swaps' value is 4299
for initial records 'swaps' value is 11567
for program buffer 'swaps' value is 31909
for CUA buffer 'swaps' value is 9617
for screen buffer 'swaps' value is 17
for Generic Key buffer 'swaps' value is 73
for export/import buffer 'swaps' value is 19488
above are the values in 'red' colour in sto2 .
suggest me the values to change . also the importance of changing it..its hard for me to compromise my higher officer on changing the parameter values
Hi Susin,
Let´s focus on the top 3 :
- program buffer
- export/import buffer
- initial records
Go to ST02 agains and double-click the name of each one. On the next screen you will see the details for them.
Please send the information on that screen for each of the buffers.
Also, from the second screen, click on the button "Current Parameters" and send it along with the data from previous step.
Thanks
Valdecir
Program buffer
Details
Efficiency HITRATIO % 99
HITS 76.568.954
REQUESTS 77.405.232
DB access quality % 100
DB access 436.794
DB access saved 125.716.350
Reorgs 0
Size Allocated KB 400.000
Available KB 384.932
Used KB 383.150
Free KB 1.782
Gaps KB 1.782
Directory entries Available 100.000
Used 9.800
Free 90.200
Swaps Objects swapped 125.838
Frames swapped 0
Resets Total 0
Current parameters
program buffer pxa
abap/buffer size 400000kb
abap/pxa shared
Export/import buffer
Details
Efficiency | HITRATIO % | 77 |
HITS | 1.404.619 | |
REQUESTS | 1.818.739 | |
DB access quality % | 100 | |
DB access | 0 | |
DB access saved | 0 | |
Reorgs | 0 | |
Size | Allocated KB | 10.000 |
Available KB | 6.404 | |
Used KB | 5.661 | |
Free KB | 127 | |
Directory entries | Available | 10.000 |
Used | 1.833 | |
Free | 8.167 | |
Swaps | Objects swapped | 32.666 |
Frames swapped | 464.589 | |
Resets | Total | 0 |
-
current parameters
Export/import buffer EIBUF |
|rsdb/obj/buffersize 10000 kB
|rsdb/obj/max_objects 10000
|rsdb/obj/large_object_size 8192
rsdb/obj/mutex_n 0 Initial record buffer details | Efficiency | HITRATIO % | 77 |
HITS | 161.198 | ||
REQUESTS | 209.593 | ||
DB access quality % | 77 | ||
DB access | 48.334 | ||
DB access saved | 161.198 | ||
Reorgs | 0 | ||
Size | Allocated KB | 6.625 | |
Available KB | 6.000 | ||
Used KB | 1.550 | ||
Free KB | 4.450 | ||
Directory entries | Available | 5.000 | |
Used | 4.188 | ||
Free | 812 | ||
Swaps | Objects swapped | 44.093 | |
Frames swapped | 0 | ||
Resets | Total | 0 |
-
current parametrs
initial record buffer IRBD
rsdb/ntab/irbdsize 6000 kb
rsdb/ntab/entrycount 20000
Hi Susin,
I suggest you to change the parameters as following:
- Program Buffer
The data shows that you have defined 400Mb for program buffer.
It also shows you have only 1,8Mb of this area free.
You have enough dir entries free.
Increase profile parameter ( Via Rz10 ) abap/buffersize to higher value, let´s say around 900Mb
- Export / Import buffer
Again, the size is showing you have not enough space, only 127Kb free. dir entries seems to be ok.
increase profile parameter rsdb/obj/buffesize to a higher value, let´s say around 20000 Kb
- Initial record buffer
This buffer has the opposite situation. The size seems to be enough and not enough free dir entries.
increase profile parameter rsdb/ntab/entrycount to a higher value, let´s say around 40000
After changind the values, save the profile, activate the new version and restart you SAP instance.
You will need to work with the system for a few days in order to confirm that those changes were enough.
Best regards
Valecir
Thanks a lot for your valuable response .
but it would be also of great help to me if i know what for these parameters stand for .
would you provide me with any guide or url which speaks on these parametrs individually .
for eg; u say about directory entries . but i dont know what is it's exacy use ..
i would like to explore that .
i would be greatful if u help me on this
Hi Susin,
You can find more info about memory buffers in the SAP help:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/02/96253c538111d1891b0000e8322f96/content.htm
Hope this can help you.
Regards
Valdecir
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