on 08-18-2012 11:21 AM
Hi All
I am getting a strange error in Solution Manager system while trying to logon.
It gives an error: Maximum session reached and it does not allow to logon.
When I check Abap processes it can see lot of session opened which are not getting terminated:
The only way to logon for me is the restart the server.
But these processes are triggered again. I have patched the system to SP06 but still it is not resolved.
Please suggest what can to be done for this error?
I am suspecting some job is triggering this, but I am not sure which job.
Best Regards
Saurabh
Hi Jansi
My kernel is already on latest release.
Please let me know what should be the parameters of heap size and buffer size.
I have already adjust profile parameters required for Solution Manager 7.1
Best Regards
Saurabh
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Hi All
I am getting this kind of entries in Traces files.
Sun Aug 26 14:54:42 2012
C Thread ID:6484
C Thank You for using the SLODBC-interface
C Using dynamic link library 'K:\usr\sap\.....\DVEBMGS00\exe\dbmssslib.dll'
C dbmssslib.dll patch info
C SAP patchlevel 0
C SAP patchno 201
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchlevel 0
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchno 201
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchcomment Take care of warnings during database connect (1600066)
C ODBC Driver chosen: SQL Server Native Client 10.0 native
C Network connection used from RLF-SAPSOL-01 to RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01 using tcp:RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01
C Network connection used from RLF-SAPSOL-01 to RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01 using tcp:RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01
C Driver: sqlncli10.dll Driver release: 10.50.2500
C GetDbRelease: 10.50.2500.00
C GetDbRelease: Got DB release numbers (10,50,2500,0)
B Connection 1 opened (DBSL handle 1)
B
B Sun Aug 26 16:24:42 2012
B Disconnected from connection 1, con_da={R/3*TIMESTAMP,13000039}
C
C Sun Aug 26 16:44:44 2012
C Thread ID:6484
C Thank You for using the SLODBC-interface
C Using dynamic link library 'K:\usr\....\DVEBMGS00\exe\dbmssslib.dll'
C dbmssslib.dll patch info
C SAP patchlevel 0
C SAP patchno 201
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchlevel 0
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchno 201
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchcomment Take care of warnings during database connect (1600066)
C ODBC Driver chosen: SQL Server Native Client 10.0 native
C Network connection used from RLF-SAPSOL-01 to RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01 using tcp:RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01
C Network connection used from RLF-SAPSOL-01 to RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01 using tcp:RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01
C Driver: sqlncli10.dll Driver release: 10.50.2500
C GetDbRelease: 10.50.2500.00
C GetDbRelease: Got DB release numbers (10,50,2500,0)
B Connection 1 opened (DBSL handle 1)
B
B Sun Aug 26 17:29:42 2012
B Disconnected from connection 1, con_da={R/3*TIMESTAMP,13000042}
C
C Sun Aug 26 17:34:42 2012
C Thread ID:6484
C Thank You for using the SLODBC-interface
C Using dynamic link library 'K:\usr\sap\....\DVEBMGS00\exe\dbmssslib.dll'
C dbmssslib.dll patch info
C SAP patchlevel 0
C SAP patchno 201
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchlevel 0
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchno 201
C Last MSSQL DBSL patchcomment Take care of warnings during database connect (1600066)
C ODBC Driver chosen: SQL Server Native Client 10.0 native
C Network connection used from RLF-SAPSOL-01 to RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01 using tcp:RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01
C Network connection used from RLF-SAPSOL-01 to RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01 using tcp:RLF-SAPSOL-01\SQL01
C Driver: sqlncli10.dll Driver release: 10.50.2500
C GetDbRelease: 10.50.2500.00
C GetDbRelease: Got DB release numbers (10,50,2500,0)
B Connection 1 opened (DBSL handle 1)
B
B Sun Aug 26 17:54:42 2012
B Disconnected from connection 1, con_da={R/3*TIMESTAMP
This goes on.
Please suggest if anyone have any idea of what is happening.
Best Regards
Saurabh
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When this happens , investigate the database sessions , are they stuck up , check the database diagostic/alert logs to investigate. Also check the work-process trace files .
The work processes are to be freed up as soon as the user session is idle . Also it seems some SQL statement is triggered which actually got hanged and as a result all the workprocesses were occupied .
Regards
Ratnajit
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Try restaring the whole system. ( including database)
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