‎2007 Dec 30 12:03 PM
hi friends,
i have one doubt in performance tuning.
in se30 we are getting run time analysis.
here for database memory reducing we are changed select queries,but system memory reducing wat we are used.
regards,
Venkateswarareddy
‎2007 Dec 31 7:36 AM
Hi,
to save the system memory u can :
1. clear or refresh of internal tables after they use
2. work areas of internal tables also cleared immidately
after they use.
3. use internal tables with out default work area ie use types
for that.
4. do the program->extended program check
so that it shows unused variables means these
variables vasting system memory and remove them.
‎2007 Dec 31 4:15 AM
Hi,
Use runtime analysis (SE30) and execute the transaction or the report. Usually the display transactions are used. Go only to the screen where the data you want to find exist and come out of the transaction. If you want to find which tables are updated by a create transaction, then execute the entire transaction for document posting. After executing the transaction and coming back to runtime analysis, analyze the result. All the tables, read or written by the transaction are listed under the Tables heading. From the table description, try to identify the table which may contain the required data. You can choose a particular table for which all the access made are displayed. From there you can go to the actual source code where the access was done by selecting an entry and pressing button source text.
regards,
satish.
‎2007 Dec 31 4:22 AM
Hi Venkat,
If you paste your code then we can tell you at what places it require changes and why they are required.
Regards,
Atish
‎2007 Dec 31 7:36 AM
Hi,
to save the system memory u can :
1. clear or refresh of internal tables after they use
2. work areas of internal tables also cleared immidately
after they use.
3. use internal tables with out default work area ie use types
for that.
4. do the program->extended program check
so that it shows unused variables means these
variables vasting system memory and remove them.
‎2008 Jan 07 1:57 PM
we can only control
ABAP and database timings
System we cannot control.
Regards
Naveen Gupta