2008 Jun 11 11:38 AM
hi ,
why sap stored BSEG table as cluster table ,
is there any specific reason .
plz tell me if any body knows ,
thanks in advance ,
regards ,
srinivas
hi ,
why sap stored BSEG table as cluster table ,
is there any specific reason .
plz tell me if any body knows ,
thanks in advance ,
regards ,
srinivas
2008 Jun 11 11:45 AM
BSEG is already around since early R/3 days (probably R/2). I guess SAP rightly assumed that it's gonna a be big one in many installations and decided to store it as a cluster table, which is more space efficient than a transparent table. Same with e.g. table CDPOS.
Of course we all know the drawbacks, no joins possible, no secondary index, no data adjusting after table changes.
Let's wait for a more profound answer.
Greetings
Thomas
2008 Jun 11 11:50 AM
hii
see this article
http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/sap/db2/archives/select-from-bsegrfblg-performance-problem-14247
read last paragraph.i hope you will get your answer
thx
twinkal
2008 Jun 11 11:52 AM
\[removed by moderator as it was just a copy and paste answer of someone else's work without giving a source\]
Edited by: Jan Stallkamp on Jun 11, 2008 1:16 PM
2008 Jun 11 12:17 PM
Hi.
Don't copy and paste material from other people into the forums if you are not the owner of it. Continuing with this might result in your account being deleted permanently.
Best regards,
Jan Stallkamp
2008 Jun 11 12:12 PM
Hi.
No double postings please! You have asked the same question only 15 minutes before this one.
I will lock the thread.
Best regards,
Jan Stallkamp
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