on 05-07-2007 2:19 AM
Hello.
I need to improve the performance of our current SAP EP 7.0 with NWDI (db: Oracle 10.2, os: Win2003).
The last thing to do is activate the internal table caching of EP_PRT_CACHE. The problem is that this command is not working:
ALTER TABLE "EP_PRT_CACHE" MODIFY LOB ("CONTENT") (CACHE);
Can you help me on this?
Thanks.
-Abe
Abe,
alternatively,
su - ora<SID>
$ sqlplus '/ as sysdba'
SQL> alter session set current_schema='SAP<sid>DB';
SQL> alter table "EP_PRT_CACHE" modify lob ( "CONTENT" ) (CACHE);
SAP Basis,
Do not beg for forum points please.
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Hi Abe,
if your problem no solved,
pleased you try here command...
su - ora<SID>
sqlplus /nolog
conn sap<SID>db/password
Alter table "EP_PRT_CACHE" modify lob ( "CONTENT" ) (CACHE);
if solved, pleased give me point
thanks,
apri
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Hello again.
The owner of the table is sap<sid>db.
So it will be... sap<sid>db.EP_PRT_CACHE.
Regarding your command:
ALTER TABLE EP_PRT_CACHE MODIFY LOB (lobname) (CACHE);
i got confused on the lobname ... what should i put on it?
Thanks.
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HI,
sql>select owner,table_name,column_name,segment_name,cache from dba_lobs;
OWNER TABLE_NAME COLUMN_NAME SEGMENT_NAME CACHE
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TEST JOBLOG HTMLOUTPUT SYS_LOB0000031529C00011$$ NO
sql>SQL> alter table test.JOBLOG modify lob (HTMLOUTPUT) (cache);
Table altered.
column name ref lobname...
Vinod
Hello.
Does this means that the owner = lobname on the command you've given? i already viewed the table EP_PRT_CACHE.
Thanks.
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Hello.
We are not encountering errors here. We just need to do this as part of Post Processing. This was as per SAP Note 934808.
When we used the command, this error occurs:
ORA-00942: Table or view does not exist
Regards,
Abe
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Hi
Just check who is the owner of this table and then according modify your query.
You need to then change the table name in the query with
<schema/owner>.<tablename> then it should not give error.
The table will be found in that schema and query wil be executed.
Regards
Sumit
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Hello
ALTER TABLE tabname MODIFY LOB (lobname) ( CACHE ); is the way to change.
what is the error ur facing
Is it Index Org Tbale ??
Check how ur ref'ng table name like if test table is created by scott then scott.test is the way to ref it or U shd be connect as Scott.
Regards
vinod
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