REG : in which memory area BackGround process will execute??

[Former Member]

hi everyone,

in which memory area , background process will be executed ?

Thanks and Regards,

Nikhil K

[Clemenss]

Hi nikhil,

as far as I know the background process gets its own work process with its own memory areas as other processes do. Shared memory may be accessed from here as from elsewhere.

Or what was your thought for this question?

Regards

Clemens

[Former Member]

Hi clemens ,

Background processes will be executed when a certain condition is met , i want know when both SAP memory and ABAP memory are not available then in which memory the background processes will be executed ?

Thanks and Regards,

Nikhil K

[Sandra_Rossi]

Hi Nikhil K.,

Your question is quite confusing: about ABAP memory and SAP memory, background process works exactly the same as any other process (dialog or other). If there's not enough memory, programs will dump.

Note that ABAP memory and SAP memory are only little parts of the memory used by SAP. There are the roll area, paging area, extended memory, SAP buffers, etc.

Could we know the reason why you need to handle that?

Best regards,

Sandra

[Former Member]

Hi Sandra,

I have learnt about SAP memory and ABAP Memory , Background processes will be executed when a certain condition is met , i want to know if both SAP memory and ABAP memory are not present then in which area Background processes will be executed.

Thanks and regards,

Nikhil K

[Former Member]

Hi

Both memories are present in a background process and they work just as a normal online process

Max

[Sandra_Rossi]

Hi,

i want to know if both SAP memory and ABAP memory are not present then in which area Background processes will be executed.

erm, they are always present. Processes do not execute "in" these 2 memories. I advise you to read some reference documentation: [SAP library: Functions of the SAP Memory Management System|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/02/96279d538111d1891b0000e8322f96/frameset.htm]

The only difference I know between dialog and background is the sequence in which the roll, extended and heap memories are allocated.

Sandra