on 07-08-2014 7:03 PM
Hi All,
I'm upgrading my ERP system from EhP4 ERP6 NW701 to EhP7 ERP6 NW74.
During the upgrade, at Extraction roadmap, the phase PREP_INIT/JOB_RSUPDTEC takes very long time.
The job was started at 4h ago and still running.
On the previous upgrade [Test System] this phase takes 5 minutos to complete. I really don't understand why this happen.
My Database version is Oracle 11.2.0.3. The OS is HP-UX.
Any ideas about how to solve this issue?
Thanks for advanced.
Regards, Serafim Carvalho
Hi All,
@Divyanshu
There is no log PSUPDTEC.ELG file. The only Log that exist is RSUPDTEC.LOG.
@ashish
This is weird because the table user_ind_columns that is shown by SM50 does not exist.
@Fernando
As you recommended, I increased the shared_pool_size to 2GiB and the sga_target to 3GiB. Then restarted the SAP and Database instance and the problem persists.
Thanks in advance,
Regards, Serafim Carvalho
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Since you have done so many check, can please follow this note and try to do the analysis.
924840 - A background job unexpectedly runs for a long time
May be the job is completed but the status has not changed, select the job in transaction SM37 and choose 'Job -> check status' in the menu.
Regards,
Divyanshu
please check below thread.. SAP had provided solution.
please also check below SAP Note which talks about performance problem for user_ind_columns
558197 - upgrade hangs in PARCONV_UPG, XPRAS_UPG, SHADOW_IMPORT_UPG2,
best regards
ashish
best regards
ashish
Hi All.
My problem is solved.
I tried everything you suggested but none of them works for me.
Then I check the thread that ashish vikas recommended. My problem was that the rule-based optimizer was set instead of cost-based optimizer.
I reset the parameter optimizer_mode as it was recomended from 1431798 - Oracle 11.2.0: Database Parameter Settings.
After the change, the phase took two minutes to be completed.
Thanks to you all for your answers and your time.
Regards, Serafim Carvalho
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please also check below SAP Note which talks about performance problem for user_ind_columns
558197 - upgrade hangs in PARCONV_UPG, XPRAS_UPG, SHADOW_IMPORT_UPG2,
best regards
ashish
Please check note 871455 - Bad performance acessing DBA and V$ views.
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What is your Oracle patchlevel? And which kernel are you using now? Maybe you should patch both.
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Hi Serafim,
You need to check the running SQL statement and the shared_pool_size parameter.
Did you upgrade Oracle recently?
Regards,
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Hi All,
There is no log RSUPDTEC.<SID>. The only Log that exist is RSUPDTEC.LOG and it's updated with the following line:
2 ETQ399 'SUBST_CHECK_BATCHJOB' for JOBNAME='RSUPDTEC' JOBCOUNT='18414800' returns 'R'.
The full log is attached to this post.
Before the upgrade I have done the update statistics and the problem still the same.
When i check the session via transaction ST04 I found the PID of the process and the select that is being executed.
Any help is very welcome.
Thanks in advance,
Regards, Serafim Carvalho
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Can you share current and last phase log files ?
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