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how big are your value mapping tables ?

MichalKrawczyk
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Hi,

I was wondering how big (number of records) are your biggest value mapping talbes

(use in mass replication scenarios)

did you see any performance impacts if there are really huge ?

BTW

I don't want any links etc. just numbers from real systems

Thank you,

Regads,

michal

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Former Member
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Hi Michal,

Gud question...Mines arnd 200 entries..

No problems known as of now..

btw how abt u?

Cheers,

Sumit

Former Member
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I have a table with over 130 mappings.

These are in multiple fields in HR idocs in different segments within the same idoc - these idocs are pretty huge.

I also have conditions as well - so if cttyp is = 006 then map through these 130 mappings!

If you are familiar with HR idocs as well, when you get to infotype 0008, you get lga01, lga02, 03, 04... - lga40.

The processing is really fast, suprisingly.

former_member431549
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Very small, less than 10. I have same concerns about performance and also about maintainability.