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Error: No more ABAP contexts available for protocol: HTTP

Former Member — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 04:32:17 GMT

We are consuming a webservice in .NET . And when we are firing a request to import records (10000 record in SAP System), but in middle of the request(only 150 records are imported) system gets down.

In dev_icm following error comes

ERROR => IcmSendRq: No more ABAP contexts available for protocol: HTTP (90%) [icxxif.c 941]*
ERROR => Server overload [icxxthr.c 1716]*

Please help me to solve the problem. what would be the cause of this faliure.

Re: Error: No more ABAP contexts available for protocol: HTTP

Former Member — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 05:27:47 GMT

I am using rfc_read_table.... do this function have some drawback

Re: Error: No more ABAP contexts available for protocol: HTTP

Former Member — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 06:55:43 GMT

Yes. There is a limit to the standard number of records it can read, is anyway only a demo program and is not released.

You should not have used it.

Cheers,

Julius

Re: Error: No more ABAP contexts available for protocol: HTTP

Former Member — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 11:10:49 GMT

Actuallyi am fetching 150 records at a time with RFC_READ_TABLE.

The first call is working all 150 records are coming but when it goes for 2nd call system get disconnected. then i have to do icm restart then only webservice again get connecxted.

Re: Error: No more ABAP contexts available for protocol: HTTP

Former Member — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 11:18:16 GMT

If performance does not matter, then once you have the data try a call to RFC_CONNECTION_CLOSE before the next call is made.

Should work, but will be very slow...

Anyway, what data are you wanting to read. Business and system data intended to be read should typically have an API function you can call. That is a much better approach than a generic one.

Cheers,

Julius

Re: Error: No more ABAP contexts available for protocol: HTTP

mvoros — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 23:49:04 GMT

Check also service.sap.com. Just search for Server overload. SAP counts inactive connections and it prevents additional connections. It might not be relevant for you.

Cheers