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NetWeaver Technology PlatformWhere is this place located?All Places SAP NetWeaver Technology Platform 3 Replies Latest reply: Jul 11, 2013 10:14 AM by Dhananjay Tripathi error in db rollback/syflush, return code 016384 Tweet Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(3)->1 for table TST01 key MUNISH JINDAL database error: temse->xrtab(4)->64 for table tst01 key Dec 8, 2010 7:51 AM Currently Being Moderated Hi Sap Gurus,BZ Y Unexpected return value sap note 48400 1 when calling up DbSlRBY J Function ROLLBACK on connection R/3 failedR3 9 Error in DB rollback/SyFlush, return code 016384BY 4 Database error 0 at UPD
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access to table TST01BY 0 >F6 H Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(3)->1 for table TST01 keyQ0 2 Stop Workp. 14, PID 4186340Q0 1 Start Workp. 14, 16 times since system startup. PID 9 646770F6 F TemSe object JOBLGX22303300X49850 was closed remotelyF6 V Invalid address (NULL) was transferredEC F Failed to create the log for unexpected return value 1 when calling up dbslr job No joblog, 4C412205C6C80300E1008R4 7 Delete session 001 after error 023Q0 I Operating system call getaddrinfo failed (error no. 0 )Q0 I Operating system call getaddrinfo failed (error no. 0 )BZ Y Unexpected return value 1 when calling up DbSlRBY J Function ROLLBACK on connection R/3 failedR3 9 Error in DB rollback/SyFlush, return code 016384BY 4 Database error 0 at UPD access to table TST01BY 0 >F6 H Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(3)->1 for table TST01 keyAny idea to avoid the system log entries.RegardsMunish Jindal 28087Views Tagsnone (add) Products: sap_netweaver Re: Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(3)->1 for table TST01 key M. Dijsselbloem Dec 8, 2010 8:01 AM (in response to MUNISH JINDAL) Currently Being Moderated Please check this note: Note 48400 - Reorganization of TemSe and SpoolKind regards,Mark Alert Moderator Like (0) Re: Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(3)->1 for table TST01 key Bharani Chowdary Dec 10, 2010 5:38 AM (in response to MUNISH JINDAL) Currently Being Moderated Hi Munish,
Market Place Activities SAP Database Administration Copyright Warning Disclaimer and Liability Notice Wednesday, 4 December 2013 List of common database errors found in SM21 in SAP Here is a list temse object joblgx was closed remotely of some common database errors found in tcode SM21 in SAP. These
Temse Object Was Closed Remotely
are not very critical errors and can be ignored depending on situation. Table names and error code
Error At Db Commit, Return Code 001024
in my case may differ from yours. SQL statement violates database system restriction Database error 24909 at UPD access to table TST01 Database error 1555 at FET access to https://scn.sap.com/thread/1846681 table MKPF Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(2)->128 for table TST03 key Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(3)->1 for table TST01 key Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(2)->128 for table TST03 key Challan No1914 Database error 1013 at COM Database error -2 at FET Database error 24909 at SEL access to table REPOLOAD Database error 3114 at FET For READ TABLE, the database table TDRG_MEMO_DET was not http://sapbasiskapilpatil.blogspot.com/2013/12/list-of-common-database-errors-found-in.html found Database error 24909 at FET Database I/O error For READ TABLE, the database table TKKO was not found For READ TABLE, the database table TBPA was not found For READ TABLE, the database table TDRG_MEMO_DET was not found Database error: TemSe->XRTAB(3)->1 for table TST01 key DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_RSQL Database I/O error Database selection with invalid cursor 2 Database error 1410 at FET access to table BLPK Posted by Kapil Patil at 10:37 Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest 6 comments: Sasi Kanth2 June 2014 at 01:21This article information was so nice. Which is very much useful for me and impressed by reading.In USA and your information is very hep full to SAP Basis Learners. we are providing The best SAP Basis Online Training with experienced IT Faculty.ReplyDeleteviswa12 April 2015 at 23:37Really great stuff,Great site, Thanks for sharing information. I really liked it and I want to know more about it.ReplyDeleteRamya k29 March 2016 at 22:04Thanks for the great information ,was looking for this information from long.Great blog SAP Basis Training in C
http://sapbasiskishore.blogspot.in Pages Home Authorization Administration Database Performance Tuning Upgrades FAQs Training Database Difference between these two filesSPFIE and PFILE? What are their advantages? I will answer the second part of your question first (the http://sapbasiskishore.blogspot.com/p/database.html difference between SPFILE and PFILE). Oracle provides two different types of parameter files that you can use, PFILE and SPFILE. THE PFILE Until Oracle 8i, we were using a text file called the PFILE (parameter file) for setting the database initialization parameters. This PFILE is read at instance startup time to get specific instance characteristics. The PFILE is text based, and can be edited in an editor like vi database error on UNIX or Notepad on Windows. Any changes that were made in PFILE would only take effect when the database is restarted Since SAP/Oracle recommends using SPFILE over PFILE, I will provide some details on SPFILE to answer your question in more detail. THE SPFILE In Oracle9i, a new feature called SPFILE (server parameter file) was introduced. SPFILE is a binary file that contains the same information as the was closed remotely old PFILE. SPFILE permits dynamic changes without requiring you to restart that instance. By default, if you do not specify PFILE in your STARTUP command, Oracle will use server parameter file (SPFILE). If you choose to use the traditional text initialization parameter file (PFILE), you must specify the PFILE clause when issuing the STARTUP command. The SPFILE is different from the PFILE in that it can not be directly edited. This is because it has a header and footer that contain binary values. Since you can not change a SPFILE directly, Oracle allows you to manage the SPFILE via the ALTER SYSTEM command. When you execute the ALTER SYSTEM command, the parameter change is validated immediately, which helps avoid errors associated with entering an incorrect parameter name or an invalid value. In addition, the ALTER SYSTEM allows you to specify whether you want to update the parameter immediately, update just the SPFILE, or both. All these features help avoid human error associated with manually updating a PFILE. The following example shows how to change the current value of SESSIONS and store the value in the SPFILE. SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET SESSIONS=200 SCOPE=SPFILE; The new part in this command is the parameter SCOPE. You have the follo