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Shared memory objects lifetime and data recovery

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Hello all,

I have a question about Shared Memory objects. How can I ensure that the data in a Shared Memory object is available always?.

In case of an Application server shutdown, I think all the data in SMO is lost for good. Is there any way I could write it all to another object and copy back from it to the SMO once the App server is up?. I am totally new to SHMO and am just wondering if this is feasible at all.

Thanks,

Jay

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Shared Memory is a kind of buffer, for faster access during execution. The basis data should be saved in the database or filesystem to be able to rebuilt them in case of server shutdown.

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Shared Memory is a kind of buffer, for faster access during execution. The basis data should be saved in the database or filesystem to be able to rebuilt them in case of server shutdown.

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Thanks Siegfried,

Do you suggest I write a program to check for updates to the Shared memory object and write it to a Z table to be written to the database or have Basis copy the object to a file at Database level?

Thanks

Jay

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Not working on it anymore....