2007 Jul 24 8:26 AM
hi gurus,
cud u plz let me know what will happen if i select buffering not allowed and in buffering type i selected single record buffering,,is it going to work...thnx in advance......pl;z reply in your words dont copy and paste it form sap library........
2007 Jul 24 8:36 AM
These are the Technical Settings of database table and not Technical Attributes.
<b>Technical Attributes implies, DATATYPE, SIZE etc....</b>
<b>Buffering status</b>
Definition
The buffering status specifies whether or not a table may be buffered.
This depends on how the table is used, for example on the expected
volume of data in the table or on the type of access to a table. (mainly
read or mainly write access to the table. In the latter case, for
example, one would not select buffering).
You should therefore select
- Buffering not allowed if a table may not be buffered.
- Buffering allowed but not activated if buffering is
principally allowed for a table, but at the moment no buffering
should be active. The
buffering type specified in this case is only
a suggestion.
- Buffering allowed if the table should be buffered. In this
case a buffering type
must be specified.
Regards,
Pavan
hi gurus,
cud u plz let me know what will happen if i select buffering not allowed and in buffering type i selected single record buffering,,is it going to work...thnx in advance......pl;z reply in your words dont copy and paste it form sap library........
2007 Jul 24 8:30 AM
No, If Buffering Not allowed is switch on then any buffering type doesn't work.
2007 Jul 24 8:35 AM
Hi
if you selected the option
<b>buffering not allowed</b>
then there is no use of the below Options of different buffering types.
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Regards
Anji
2007 Jul 24 8:36 AM
These are the Technical Settings of database table and not Technical Attributes.
<b>Technical Attributes implies, DATATYPE, SIZE etc....</b>
<b>Buffering status</b>
Definition
The buffering status specifies whether or not a table may be buffered.
This depends on how the table is used, for example on the expected
volume of data in the table or on the type of access to a table. (mainly
read or mainly write access to the table. In the latter case, for
example, one would not select buffering).
You should therefore select
- Buffering not allowed if a table may not be buffered.
- Buffering allowed but not activated if buffering is
principally allowed for a table, but at the moment no buffering
should be active. The
buffering type specified in this case is only
a suggestion.
- Buffering allowed if the table should be buffered. In this
case a buffering type
must be specified.
Regards,
Pavan
2007 Jul 24 8:43 AM
if u select the buffering not allowed then its not necessary to select the single record buffering.