on 05-03-2016 2:58 PM
Hello gurus
I appreciate if you can chime in. So far all attempts from se11 se16 ended up with dumps when trying to get the number of records for CDPOS table.
Regards
Tansu
Hi, you can run tcode TAANA and run a CDPOS table analysis or use tcode DB02 single table analysis.
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Use a custom sql with Open Cursor with Package size. Keep adding sy-dbcnt in the Fetch loop. At the end of loop it will give you the count of rows. Since cdpos is a cluster table it cannot be processed using database tools.
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Hi Tansu,
Have you tried report nrows?
Regards,
Cris
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Hi Tansu,
If you are only interested in getting the count of records then run sql query on database level.
Regards,
Deepak Kori
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Hello Tansu,
Using DBACOCKPIT --> Space --> Singe Table Analysis
Or
Using SQL Command Editor from DBACOCKPIT tx and running "select count(*) CDPOS" may help.
Regards,
Yuksel AKCINAR
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