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HTTP_NO_MEMORY

Former Member
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Hi,

We are currently running XI Version: 3.0, SP15

I am doing stress testing for XI to prove that is can cope with the expected production load.

At present things are not looking good because I am getting an HTTP_NO_MEMORY error when processing a 430KB file.

The scenario is as follows:

- Read in a flat file using File Adapter (file is very smale only 430 KB)

- The file is successfully processed and converted into xml by the file adapter

- The XML is then passed to a BMP which splits it into individual xml messages

- Each of these xml messages are then sent synchonously via HTTP to the receiver system

From my investigations, I know this much:

- The error is occuring in the ABAP stack

- The system has 2 GB of memory available (Extended memory)

- Using transaction ST02 the max memory used by the system when the HTTP_NO_MEMORY is encounter is 330MB

- The flat file contains 4000 lines and always stops processing after about 780 lines of the file

- This error is not data related

I suspect the error is occurring in the ICM, but not sure.

We have implemented the following OSS notes which did nt resolve the issue:

716927, 384971, 723909

We have also looked at the XI tunning guide and implemented all the changes recommended by it, but still face the same issue

I am hoping there is a configuration parameter that was overlooked.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards

Yackeen

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Former Member
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Thanx,

But our parameters are already set to what this article suggested, and it did not help.

I have logged an OSS note with SAP will post the solution on SDN when SAP gets back to me.

Regards

Yackeen

paule_ktpi
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Hello everyone,

did you finally get the answer of it?

Former Member
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Hi Yackeen,

Check out these link, they might be helpful:-

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/ba7de990-0201-0010-26a5-d81...

REgards,

chandra.

former_member184154
Active Contributor

In the suggested doc I found these interesting profile parameters:

icm/HTTP/max_request_size_KB (default 102.400) to 204 800 ztta/max_memreq_MB (default 64) to icm/HTTP/max_request_size_KB / 1024

Alex