on 11-25-2009 10:24 PM
We run a BDLS for a 900GB BI7.0 and it is still running after 24 hours.
How to check what is wrong and how to finish it successfully?
Thanks a lot!
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Hi,
As an example, on our ECC 6 systems with a 1.6 TB database, BDLS runs for 48 hours...
Of course, functional people ask why it is so long to do a system refresh !
Regards,
Olivier
Thanks for the replies.
I remember that 4 years ago, I did extensive system copy using Oracle recovery method from on-line backup.
I never ran BDLS at that moment. We change SID in some tables such as TADIR, and tcode SE06 only.
Why now BDLS is a must? Could you help explain? Thanks a lot.
Happy Holiday!
(P.S. Mark: I do not remember the table name.)
Why now BDLS is a must?
Certin tables especially the Idoc tables need the logical system changing or certain functional areas E.G. FI will not be able to view certain data.
P.S. Mark: I do not remember the table name.)
If it's still running what table is it reading in SM50. Give you some idea how far through.
Regards
Mark
What is the sequence for the tables to be processed? If you could help give the sequence here, I appreciate.
Thanks!
P.S. If we cancell BDLS now, can we re-start it later? Thanks!
Hi
what table is it on in SM50
BDLS is a slow process and takes a long time... so be patient
Read this article
/people/hari.peruri/blog/2006/11/01/execute-conversion-of-logical-system-names-bdls-in-short-time-and-in-parallel--intermediate
Juan
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