SAP Note 68896 - R3trans: Performance problems and cluster

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Solution : https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/68896 (SAP Service marketplace login required)

Summary :
This SAP Note addresses performance issues with client operations in R3trans, specifically copying, exporting, deleting, and importing, which sometimes exceed usual runtimes. Detailed benchmarks for throughput such as 120 MB/hour for client copying and 80 MB/hour for client deletion are provided. Key performance bottlenecks identified include inefficient handling of cluster and transparent tables, main memory limitations, and database-specific problems like inadequate indexing or lock issues. Solutions offered range from pre-deletion of large clusters to optimize operations to direct manipulation of physical cluster tables to avoid unnecessary logical processing and improve speed significantly in releases before 3.1G.

Key words :
administration -> system administration -> monitor -> performance -> database -> tables/indexes, bsec bsed bseg bses bsetthe end, import  file = '/usr/sap/trans/data/cluster, file = '/usr/sap/trans/data/cluster, file /usr/sap/trans/data/cluster, directory /usr/sap/trans/tmp, development -> dictionary -> environment -> information system, objects -> select pooled/cluster tables, cdhdr cdpos pcdhdr pcdpos, remaining client specific table entries

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