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Days to Process my PSA to DSO

former_member205400
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I have 3,793,750 records in my PSA to load to my DSO.

Those records are in 250 packages of 15175. I launched the job yesterday 4/27/2009 at 9:50 am and it has processed 190 packages. It has run for 32 hours already.

DSO ......

There are 12 key fields and 102 data fields.

There were very few user on the system during the load.

System ....

There are no resource contentions. There are no system bottlenecks at this point in time.

Job progress ....

The job has been spending most of its time in CPU after reading data into memory. It appears to be running single-threaded on one CPU and maxing it out at around 98%.

So my options would be:

1) break the job into smaller chunks and run then in parallel to "multi-thread". You can't get a single SAP process to run in more than one cpu.

2) to make the job run faster is to reduce the amount of data that it has to work on, if possible.

Any other ideas?

Mike

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former_member205400
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Very Good Responses, Thanks

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Hi,

You got it. I will also recommend for that.

Create Multiple Info Package with Diffrent value ranges depends on your system availability and then run them parallel.

Thansk,

Saru

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Hi,

As what you told is correct to break the job into smaller if.

One option you can try is increasing the parallel processing for DTP in Settings for 'Settings for Batch manager' in the DTP menu.

And also increase the package size to 25000.

Let us know the details.

Reg

Pra

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Hi Mike,

Check whether your job is running at present or has stucked, like you can check whether the Idocs are moving properly or not(you can see this in transaction SM58). you can also see the load process RSMO details tab. If the loading is properly going on, then no need to stop the job. let it continue.

Thanks,

Nagesh.