on 06-03-2015 9:38 AM
Hi,
I´m trying to run the system measurement in tcode USMM on SAP ECC 6.0 \ SQL \ WIN x64.
When i start the measurement i receive the error "56 measurement job(s) is/are not yet started or still running".
I already check the "RSUV*" jobs and they´re with status "releasead".
Does anyone knows how to solve this error?
Thanks,
Hugo
Hi,
I do the system measurement for more than 5 years on about 10 systems and never saw something like that.
Do you have enough background jobs dispatchers (BTC) on that system? Provably they are all occupied and "RSUV*" jobs have low priority.
Regards,
MM
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Hi Hugo,
Could you share system logs from SM21 & share the job log for RSUV * ? With this please confirm for any dumps under ST22,if yes you could share these too for analysis.
If possible try to patch the System components with the latest available,as this could be resolved only by patching the latest components(e.g SAP_BASIS,SAP_ABA) .
Addition to it suggest you to raise SAP Support ticket in parallel with thread.
Hope this will help you.
Good luck !!
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Hello,
The issue was resolved.
Like you said Manuel Martins there wasn´t enough BTC processes.
Initialy, when i ran the measurement i still had 1 BTC process free. Today i checked tried again the measurement and the 4 BTC processes were busy with another process.
When they were free i ran the measurments without problems and get the report.
Thanks very much for all your support!
Regards
Hugo
Hi Hugo..Check this note...
1901069 - System measurement: User measurement extremely long runtime
regards,
Syed
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You just need to wait. They will finish eventually. Mine can sometimes take 10 or 15 minutes, depending on the other load on the system. On a busy production system I've had to wait over an hour once or twice.
Leave it alone and come back to check later.
Steve.
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