Question about Generically Buffered Key Area

[Former Member]

I got a warning information about :

'Generically Buffered Key Area not Fully Specified for Table "QPCT" '

How can I deal with this issue?

Best regards,

Blake Le

Edited by: Julius Bussche on Sep 8, 2008 7:34 AM

[Former Member]

If you access a generic area not buffered with fully specified key, it will be loaded with database call.

[Former Member]

Hi Anup,

I just use a simple select statement.

For example, select * from ddtp7......

How can I solve this problem?

Best regards,

Blake Le

[Former Member]

Try adding bypassing buffer in ur select query.

Regards

Sathar

[Former Member]

hi Satha,

Can you give me some suggestion how to use by-pass buffer?

Best regards,

Blake Le

[Former Member]

select * from ddtp7 bypassing buffer............

[Former Member]

Hi,

Your problem is,

Your table is buffered generically, but

either keys are not properly defined

or all the key are not specified

or they are not in sequence of their appearence in the data table.

check these 3 issues. Prob will be solved.

Regards,

anirban

[Former Member]

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