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How to check table SSF_PSE_D fot max size?

Former Member
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I can see this table in se11 but I want to know how close the table is to 254745 bytes.

Cheers,

Dan Mead

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Former Member
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Why are you worried about it?

You can use DBCOCKPIT for table analysis. You dont need the contents.

Cheers,

Julius

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Just trying to understand why SAP would come out with a new table SSF_PSE_T for larger PSEs.

Cheers,

Dan Mead

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Hi,

as you said in table SSF_PSE_D you can have 1000 lines for one ID. That gives you a limit on size just below 255KB. Some newer certs might not fit into this limit. Nowadays, you don't have to use this trick of chopping stream of bytes and storing it in DB in fixed size junks. You can directly define a table that has a field with type stream of bytes. This gives you unlimited length (there is still practical limit). There is also note 1844671 about this.

Martin

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Thanks Martin! Did not know that.

Cheers,

Julius