TSV_TABH_POOL_NO_ROLL_MEMORY SM:SELFDIAGNOSIS rdswp_self_diagnosis

[jeanluclesach]

Hello,

I have a daily job on solman : SM:SELFDIAGNOSIS which fails all times.

It generates a dump :

TSV_TABH_POOL_NO_ROLL_MEMORY

Here some details about the dump :

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Information on where terminated
Termination occurred in the ABAP program "SAPLDSVAS_PROC" - in "LOAD".
The main program was "RDSWP_SELF_DIAGNOSIS ".

In the source code you have the termination point in line 995
of the (Include) program "LDSVAS_PROCTAI".
The program "SAPLDSVAS_PROC" was started as a background job.
Job Name....... "SM:SELFDIAGNOSIS"

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It fails at this onstruction :

CATCH SYSTEM-EXCEPTIONS import_mismatch_errors = 1.
>>>IMPORT
table_data_ext   = table_data
table_data       = lt_table_data_s
metadata         = lt_metadata_h
FROM DATABASE dsvasresultsgen(ct) TO dsvasresultsgen
ID ls_results_key.
IF sy-subrc NE 0.
RAISE not_found.
ENDIF.
ENDCATCH.

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Looking after the same error on the web reported nothing exactly matching.

I understand that there is a lack of memory somewhere. But which parameter is impacted ?

Best regards,

JLS

Additional information : Error analysis     Internal tables are addressed via 8 byte wide references. Further memory      (the so called table header) for the administration of the internal     table is allocated not until the table is actually instantiated (for     example as result of an INSERT statement).     At the extension of the table header administration, memory was     requested at a size of 56 byte, which was no longer available.     The maximum number of allowed table headers depends on the system. On     the existing platform, you can admininistrate a maximum number 268435456 of     table headers per roll area and area instance at the same time.     Currently, 4194304 table headers are allocated. Therefrom, 2916313 were usd.     Storag loacation: "Session memory" Best regards, JLS

[Former Member]

Hi,

check this  post and the links on it.

hope it helps