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Out of Memory Dumps

Juwin
Active Contributor
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Just out of curiosity, what is the difference between these dumps?

SYSTEM_NO_ROLL

TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED - Mostly to do with adding new lines to internal tables, am I right?

MEM_ALLOC_FAILED

Thanks,

Juwin

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isaias_freitas
Advisor
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Hello Jowin,

  • SYSTEM_NO_ROLL -> there is no roll memory available anymore.
    Observation: As of NW 7.4 there is no roll area anymore. Everything that was previously stored at the roll area is now stored at the Extended Memory. Thus, it means that the Extended Memory was exhausted;
  • TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED -> correct!
  • MEM_ALLOC_FAILED: I don't recall seeing this before...

I believe that the following WIKI space can help as well .

SAP Memory Management System - Application Server Infrastructure - SCN Wiki

Regards,

Isaías

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raquel_gomez
Employee
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Hi Jowin,

When having a memory related dump, normally the most useful information can be found on the affected work process trace file. It can be seen on the dump itself, section System environment:

Application server... "xxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

Work process number.. <nr>

I've seen previously some MEM_ALLOC_FAILED dumps related to shortage on 'ztta/max_memreq_MB' parameter.

Useful information can be foun on wiki mentioned by Isaias; you may also find useful information on:

353579 - SYSTEM_NO_ROLL

2180736 - TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED

Regards,

Raquel