2008 May 09 2:50 AM
Is there a way to improve the performance of mass run (e.g., FPY1, FPMA, FP04M)?
Is there a cookbook out there?
Thanks gurus!
2008 May 14 8:59 AM
Hello,
above transactions are mass activities. That means this functionalities have to work with a lot of data. To lower the runtime I recommend you to use more than one job. If you start transaction fpy1 with four jobs then the program needs only a quarter of time (for instance 4 hours instead 16 hours). Reason is the parallel data processing. But for this you have to create a variant with less four intervals. I recommend you that the intervals should be equal.
Best regards,
Ronny
2008 May 09 7:35 AM
Hello,
To improve the performance, I would suggest to split the customers by creating variant for all the mass programs.
Coming to the cookbook, I do not think there is one... Here is the list of cookbooks available till now
Billing Cookbooks <ISU>
Abrechnung von Hinterschaltungen
Abrechnung von Leitungs- und Transformatorverlusten
Anlagengruppen
Billing Procedure in Brazil
Billing Procedure in Brazil
Billing Serial Switchings
Billing Transmission Losses and Power Transformer Losses
Dynamic Period Control
Dynamische Periodensteuerung
IS-U/CO-PA Integration
IS-U/CO-PA-Integration
Installation Groups
Master Agreements in Sales Process f. Comm. & Ind. Customers
Payment Scheme
Rahmenverträge im Verkaufsprozess f. Gewerbe u. Sonderkunden
Zahlungsschema
FICA cookbooks
Cookbook Settlement Control
Collective Bill
Sammelrechnung
Cookbook Verrechnungssteuerung
Präsentation Verrechungssteuerung
Forderungsabgabe an externe Inkassobüros
Submission of Receivables to External Collection Agencies
Reconnecting a Utility Installation (IS-U)
Wiederinbetriebnahme einer Versorgungsanlage (IS-U)
Some of them are in German Language to translate them to English.
Hope this helps
Rgds
Rajendra
2008 May 14 8:59 AM
Hello,
above transactions are mass activities. That means this functionalities have to work with a lot of data. To lower the runtime I recommend you to use more than one job. If you start transaction fpy1 with four jobs then the program needs only a quarter of time (for instance 4 hours instead 16 hours). Reason is the parallel data processing. But for this you have to create a variant with less four intervals. I recommend you that the intervals should be equal.
Best regards,
Ronny
2008 May 20 10:43 AM
Hi Blumtain,
What you wan't to know is how to best tune you MA.
Very well, you can't tune without same "real execution" with real data and if possible in the production system.
In order to, get the best performance from a MA, every interval run time has to be between 5 a 10 minutes, this is why you need to "test" in prodution and tune it after a couple of executions.
AAL!