1966912 - [Summary] Batch Input Reorganization : How to clean up BDC sessions/logs

Symptom

- More information needed regarding deletion of obsolete batch input sessions and the relevant logs.

- Table TST01 is very large, most of the entries are related to BDCLG* which are batch input logs. For example:

TST01 entries 25,623,203

BDCLG* entries 25,589,063

It is necessary to delete the BDCLG* entries to reduce the size of table TST01.

- There are too many Batch input log files under global directory: AL11->DIR_GLOBAL-> nnnBDCLG (nnn=client number).

It is necessary to delete these files to free the disk space.

- Table APQD or APQI is very large or growing rapidly. Table APQD contains batch input sessions.

It is necessary to reduce the size of APQD.

- EWA report shows "batch input sessions in backlog".

Environment

SAP Netweaver.

Product

SAP NetWeaver all versions

Keywords

BDC old session log reorganize reorganization inconsistencies APQI APQD QID BDCLG large TST01 SM35 SM35P , KBA , BC-ABA-SC , Dynpro and CUA engine , How To

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