Hierarchy
⤷ BC-UPG-TLS (Application Component) Upgrade Tools
⤷ SCRR_TST (Package) CRR
Attribute
Message class | SCRR_TST | ||
Short Description | |||
Message Number | 092 | ||
Documentation status | Space: object requires documentation | ||
Authorization check Error Message | |||
Changed On | 20140120 |
Message Text
Help Document
Diagnosis
A file &1 was provided to determine the data base tables that shall be stressed.
System Response
The file could be read. However the syntax of the file's content is not correct. The complete and most current description is located in file ../abap/bin/INPUT_STRESS
Procedure
# This is a documentation and a template file for the user specified configuration of
# the stress maker. Whenever the stress maker is called in a test of an upgrade you can determine
# - the number of parallel batch processes
# - the intensity of the stress activity by assigning a number of data base tables
# to one out of three categories
# - how many data base tables (If instead you want the upgrade process to determine
# the data base tables there is nothing do to. In this case it is the stress maker that will
# select 10 data base tables.)
# that shall be used.
#
# Copy this file from ../abap/bin/INIT_STRESS.TEM to ../abap/var/INIT_STRESS.LST.
#
# In case of an SAP final assembly test and file ../abap/var/INIT_STRESS.LST does not exist then
# the copy is created automatically so that a default configuration is used.
#
# In every case both files can be edited.
#
# The following rules must be considered:
#
#1. Lines beginning with '#' are interpreted as comments.
#
#2. The 1st line that is not a comment
# determines the number of parallel batch processes that shall be used by the
# stress maker in a test of an upgrade. If this file is provided in ../abap/var then this 1st line with a
# value is obligatory!!! Set a value between 1 and 9999. If you want the stress maker to
# determine a good value then set it high to 9999. The stress maker will then assign
# <number of technically available batch processes> - 1.
#
#3. The 2nd line that is not a comment
# - determines the number of data base tables that shall be
# - - selected by the stress maker
# - - stressed with option=high
# - and must contain a number >= 0 and <= 9999 which indicates the number of tables
# - and is obligatory
# - and must not contain leading zeroes.
#
#3. The 3rd line that is not a comment
# - like the 2nd line but with option=medium
#
#4. The 4th line that is not a comment
# - like the 2nd line but with option=low
#
#5. For every following line that is not a comment
# - name exactly one data base table
# - with a length of max. 60 Characters
#
#6. Every named data base table must
# - exist
# - be transparent
# - not contain a field name ALIAS
# - not have an include for its key fields
# - not begin with '/'
# - have technical settings
#
# Note that after an upgrade was restarted, files in folder ../abap/var are deleted. If you
# again want to run an upgrade and again you want to determine data base tables that shall
# be used by the stress maker then repeat the procedure described in this documentation.
#
#######################BEGIN EXAMPLE###################################
#######################BEGIN EXAMPLE###################################
#######################BEGIN EXAMPLE###################################
#######################BEGIN EXAMPLE###################################
# 1st line: example: use 1 process only. Do not let the stress maker assign a good number of parallel processes.
1
# 2nd line: example: let the stress maker select 0 data base tables to be stressed with option=high
0
# 3rd line: example: let the stress maker select 10 data base tables to be stressed with option=medium
10
# 4th line: example: let the stress maker select 10 data base tables to be stressed with option=low
10
# Optional: provide additional names of data base tables. Example: do not provide anything
#<provide DataBaseTableName_01>
#<provide DataBaseTableName_02>
#<provide DataBaseTableName_03>
#<provide as many as you want . . .>
#<provide DataBaseTableName_NN>
#######################END EXAMPLE######################################
#######################END EXAMPLE######################################
#######################END EXAMPLE######################################
#######################END EXAMPLE######################################
History
Last changed on/by | 20140120 | SAP | |
SAP Release Created in | 731 |