Change value abap/shared_objects_size_MB

[former_member774998]

Hello community:

How can I change the values of

abap/shared_objects_size_MB ?

[mamartins]

The value in changed on the instance profile, t-code RZ10.

RZ11 can also be used to see the current value of the parameter.

[former_member774998]

Thank you, but from the RZ11 if I find it but it does not allow me to modify, if I do it from the RZ10, how do I locate the parameter to change abap/shared_objects_size_MB?

[alichtenau]

Hi Ines,

this parameter should be automatically calculated, however it can be changed:

• SAP Note 2085980 - New features in memory management as of Kernel Release 7.40
• SAP Note 1322182 - Memory consumption of ABAP Shared Objects

For a permanent change please look here:

• Changing Profile Parameters Dynamically (sap.com)

For a temporary change, please look here:

• Changing memory parameters with RSMEMORY report - Software Logistics - Support Wiki (sap.com)

Best regards,
Andreas

[former_member774998]

Thank you, but from the RZ11 if I find it but it does not allow me to modify, if I do it from the RZ10, how do I locate the parameter to change abap/shared_objects_size_MB?

[Isaias_SAP]

Hello ines.tang ,

Not all parameters can be changed dynamically through RZ11.

In this case, you must use RZ10 to edit the profiles, and change the value of the parameter there.

If the parameter is not listed in the profile, at RZ10, then you can add the parameter with the desired value.

The change will take effect after SAP is restarted.

Regards,

Isaías

[former_member774998]

Thanks @isaias.freitas

Thanks, In which of the profiles should I add: Start profile, default profile or instance profile?

[Isaias_SAP]

Hello ines.tang ,

You can define it on each instance profile, so each instance can have its own, different value.

You can also define it at the DEFUALT.PFL only, so all instances have the same value.

It cannot be set on the start profile, as then it will not have any effect.

Regards,

Isaías

[S_Sriram]

Hi Tang

You have to enter in the instance profile and also you can refer to the SAP note 2474021.

Regards

SS

[former_member774998]

Thanks @s.sriram

Thanks, In which of the profiles should I add: Start profile, default profile or instance profile?

[S_Sriram]

Hi Tang

Instance profile

Regards

SS

[former_member774998]

thanks @s.sriram