on 07-16-2013 11:23 PM
Hello Everybody
Planning version fails in Prod...goes through in Quality & Development.
Error: TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED
No more storage space available for extending an internal table.
Live cache is been upgraded, thats not the issue.
Regards
Rachel
Rachel,
That message is a generic database problem. You have to see exactly which table is mentioned in the message.
If it is only one table, it is typically a simple sizing problem; and Basis can easily solve it. Please consult with your Basis colleagues with the exact content of the message.
Best Regards,
DB49
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Hello Rachel,
What kind of process failed due to insufficient memory? Is it possible for you to analyze the program and the table where the issue happens? This could be noticed in the ST22 dump information.
Generally what we do to analyze such issue is:
1) Find out the place where dump happens from ST22, set a breakpoint to the coding there. (Optional)
2) Start the process which will cause the dump.
3) If you perform step 1) then you'll stop at the breakpoint and analyze the memory situation before dump happens.
4) Run until dump happens. Here you can start debugger directly from the generated dump (this can only be done right after the dump happens.) And analyze the memory situation in the debugger.
5) Search for SAP notes on the relevant program and table, to see if there's any relevant correction.
6) Analyze the tables with top most memory consuming, to see whether splitting is a considrable option from business point of view, since such issue often caused by huge amount of data for processing.
7) Adjusting memory parameter in RZ11 is the last option.
Maybe you can have a try by yourself, and good luck
Best Regards,
Ada
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