on 04-14-2008 6:20 AM
Dear Experts,
We are on AIX, Oracle 10g and ECC 6.0
One of our FI consultant is trying to execute a report using the standard T-Code: FAGLL03 for a range of 1 year, but when she executes this she gets the following dump (runtime error)
TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED
So on working on this error i found that we need to set few abap parameters, for which i have done the following parameter settings..
rsdb/ntab/ftabsize 41000
Previous Value: 30000
rsdb/ntab/entrycount 25000
Previous Value:20000
abap/buffersize 900000
Previous Value: 400000
rsdb/cua/buffersize 9000
Previous Value: 5000
zcsa/presentation_buffer_area 8388608
Previous Value:8388608
zcsa/table_buffer_area 41943040
Previous Value:41943040
rtbb/buffer_length 25000
Previous Value:20000
rsdb/obj/buffersize 25000
Previous Value: 4096
abap/heap_area_dia: 3000000000
Previous Value: 2000000000
abap/heap_area_nondia: 0
Previous Value: 2000000000
abap/heap_area_total: 5000000000
Previous Value: 2000000000
After doing these chnages and there was a problem restarting the server, and then i made changes to the abap/buffersize parameter from 900000 to 600000 and then 500000 but the server never restarted.
So finally i have copied the instance profile which was earlier backed up back into the profile folder and the restarted the server which is working fine now.
Now my question is can any one plese help with the best settings so that i can resolve the FI issue and restart my server without any problems.
Reward points for sure.
Awaiting for your quick reply
Thanks in Advance
Regards
Harry
Hi,
I suggest you to follow below SAP Notes:
#146289 Parameter recommendations for 64-bits SAP Kernel
#425207 SAP memory management, current parameter ranges
#153641 Swap Space requirement for R.3 64-bits kernel
you should have at least 20GB swap space configured, at least 8GB RAM configured
On heap parameter:
abap/heap_area_nondia: 0
Previous Value: 2000000000
why you configure zero ? please maintain at 2GB
abap/buffersize is a very sensitve parameter. simply increasing it will end up in system emergency mode with PXA shared memory dump.
if you are running windows, then please activate ZAMM.
If you are running AIX, i suggest you to look into SAP Note 789477.
cheers,
Vincent
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