on 02-26-2009 10:30 AM
Gentlemen,
Please advice with the following scenario,
Which I have SAP ECC 6.0 Production System on oracle database with release u201C10.2.0.2.0u201D,
Kernel Patch number: 75
SAP_BASIS 0011
SAP_ABA 0011
PI_BASIS 0011
ST-PI 0006
SAP_BW 0012
SAP_AP 0008
SAP_HR 0009
SAP_APPL 0008
EA-IPPE 0008
EA-APPL 0007
EA-DFPS 0008
EA-HR 0007
EA-FINSERV 0006
FINBASIS 0008
EA-PS 0008
EA-RETAIL 0008
EA-GLTRADE 0008
ECC-DIMP 0007
ERECRUIT 0008
FI-CA 0008
FI-CAX 0008
INSURANCE 0006
IS-CWM 0006
IS-H 0008
IS-M 0008
IS-OIL 0008
IS-PS-CA 0008
IS-UT 0008
SEM-BW 0008
LSOFE 0008
ST-A/PI 0000
My problem that I facing a big problem with system performance with u201CZu201D transaction code and u201CZu201D reports,
Top management of the project requested to allocate the system resources to some of users on the system,
I want to know if this valid to allocate system resources to some users and how to manage it,
Many thanks for your help,
Regards,
Ahmed
Solved.
Regards,
Ahmed
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> My problem that I facing a big problem with system performance with u201CZu201D transaction code and u201CZu201D reports,
> Top management of the project requested to allocate the system resources to some of users on the system,
Z-programs are self developed programs. You should check with e. g. transaction SE30 where the most time is spent. If it's the database, then one should check if the SQL statement are efficient (no "select * from <tabname>" etc.), maybe a database index will help.
As already said, it's not possible to assign resources to special users. The root cause for long running programs is usually an inefficient SQL statement.
Markus
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Hello Ahmed,
>I want to know if this valid to allocate system resources to some users and how to manage it
Which resources?
If you set memory or time limits, these limits are valid for all users, not only for some specific ones. You can not define different values for different users.
On oracle level you have some other possibilities, but these are anything else than standard and not supported.
Regards
Stefan
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