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Saint ABAP Error

Former Member

Hello ALL,

I am installing the add on through saint.

during up gradation i am receiving the error

Category               ABAP Programming Error

Runtime Errors         TIME_OUT

ABAP Program           SAPLSEMD

Application Component  BC-DWB-CEX

Date and Time          16.06.2015 15:20:07



What happened?

Program "SAPLSEMD" has exceeded the maximum uninterrrupted runtime and has

therefore been terminated.

Error analysis

    After a certain time, the program is terminated in order to free the

    workspace for other users. This prevents workspaces from being blocked

    unnecessarily, for example by an endless loop (DO, WHILE, ...), by

    database accesses where the result set is too large or by database

    accessess without a suitable index Index (full table scan).

    The maximum runtime of a program is set by system profile parameter

    "rdisp/scheduler/prio_[high|normal|low]/max_runtime". The current setting is

     600 seconds. Once this limit has been

    exceeded, the system attempts to interrupt the SQL statement or to

    instruct the ABAP processor to terminate the program. It waits for a

    maximum of 60 seconds. If the program is then still active, the work

    process is restarted.

can any one give me the solution

br,

Atif

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

JPReyes
Active Contributor

Hi Atif,

Set paramerer "rdisp/scheduler/prio_[high|normal|low]/max_runtime" or what is usually in most systems rdisp/max_wprun_time to 0 in RZ11 and resume SAINT.

Regards, Juan

Former Member
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Hello Juan,

rdisp/max_wprun_time current value is 600

rdisp/scheduler/prio_[high|normal|low]/max_runtime is not found.



br,

Atif

JPReyes
Active Contributor
0 Kudos

Ok, set it to 0 (disabled) and resume SAINT.

Answers (1)

Answers (1)

divyanshu_srivastava3
Active Contributor
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Hi Atif,

Can you run it in background or set rdisp/max_wprun_time to 0 to disable time outs ?

Regards,