SAP ABAP Data Element FM_FYC_PARAL (Number of Parallel Processes in Closing Operations)

Hierarchy

☛ EA-PS (Software Component) SAP Enterprise Extension Public Services
   ⤷ PSM-FM (Application Component) Funds Management
     ⤷ FMBS_ADDON (Package) FIFM: Basis (Add-On Objects)

Basic Data

Data Element	FM_FYC_PARAL
Short Description	Number of Parallel Processes in Closing Operations

Data Type

Category of Dictionary Type	D	Domain
Type of Object Referenced		No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type	FM_FYC_PARAL
Data Type	NUMC	Character string with only digits
Length	2
Decimal Places	0
Output Length	2
Value Table

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Field Label

	Length	Field Label
Short	10	Processes
Medium	15	No. processes
Long	26	No. of Parallel Processes
Heading	26	No. of Parallel Processes

Documentation

Use

The number of parallel processes determines the maximum amount of parallel working processes that can be called when processing the following programs.

• Closing operations: Carry forward open items (RFFMCCF1 )
• Closing operations: Reverse carryforward of open items (RFFMCCFR)
• Closing operations: Carry forward general requests (RFFMCCF0)
• Closing operations: Close open items (RFFMCCLS)

In order to achieve best performance, you can move the processing to several, parallel and independent dialog processes. If you do this, you must make sure that the application server defined in the RFC-server group has access to the specified number of free dialog processes each time a program is run. Otherwise, the program is terminated for those processes for which no resources could be provided with exception case RESOURCE-FAILURE.

As a guideline, around 1,5 processes for each CPU apply for pure application servers and 1 process for each CPU for database servers.

History

Last changed by/on	SAP	20020219
SAP Release Created in	110