07-05-2006 6:10 AM
07-05-2006 6:18 AM
Yes, there is.
The limit depends on the database system which you use.
MS SQL Server 3000 will be the exeeding limit, whereas it differs with Oracle database.
If you are getting a error limit dump, I'm sure from the dump(ST22) you could find the maximun limit of your system.
rgds,
TM.
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07-05-2006 6:12 AM
07-05-2006 6:13 AM
07-05-2006 6:13 AM
yeah u have some limitation in range tables ( In case of no of lines not the Limits )? butu have to to split if u have more no of entries in range table.
limit will be based on the page memory . If u have m ore than 10m it will Short Dump.
Regards
Prabhu
07-05-2006 6:13 AM
07-05-2006 6:13 AM
Hi,
There is no limit as such..
U can use your values in between the ranges..
cheers,
Simha.
07-05-2006 6:18 AM
Yes, there is.
The limit depends on the database system which you use.
MS SQL Server 3000 will be the exeeding limit, whereas it differs with Oracle database.
If you are getting a error limit dump, I'm sure from the dump(ST22) you could find the maximun limit of your system.
rgds,
TM.
Please mark points if helpful.
07-05-2006 6:20 AM
Hi,
Yes. According to my understanding the performance will become worse if entries crosses 120-125.
Regs,
Venkat Ramanan
07-28-2011 10:04 AM