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(1) STORAGE_PARAMETERS_WRONG_SET

Most of the issues with the dump STORAGE PARAMETERS WRONG SET are caused by 32bit OS limitations. Up to 4GB of virtual memory can be accessed. In the OS, each process runs in its own context and is limited to a maximum of 4GB. the parameters that are related to a certain? Is there a way to get rid of heap The values for abap/heap area, abap/heap area nondia, and abap/heap area total should all be 2 GB. As for this dump, we can take the following approaches

SAP Note 552209 ? Maximum memory utilization for processes on NT/Win 2000

SAP Note 313347 ? Windows NT, 2000, 2003: Editions and memory usage.

Also, try adding more criteria in your report/program/transaction to reduce the number of entries from your database or buffers that are needed. It would save the system a lot of time and resources by doing this. This may be due to the fact that the query is already very large and the load cannot be handled. To reduce the amount of data that must be downloaded, please add more criteria or options.

Lower the parameter values by: rdisp/ROLL SHM and rdisp/PG SHM are two examples.

Upgrade to a 64-bit operating system (as per SAP Note 931024 and SAP Note 996600)

(2) TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED

The dump TSV_NEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED implies that more memory was mentioned by the framework in light of the fact that the program expected to extend an inside table, however not is accessible. At the point when Extended Memory is totally spent, the cycle will go into PRIV mode and it will begin utilizing Heap Memory if there should be an occurrence of Windows or the other way around in the event of UNIX. When this goes into PRIV mode, no other client will actually want to utilize the comparing work measure. In case there is sufficient memory for it to complete, you won't see the dump.

Some Reference of SAP Notes

SAP Note 649327 ? Analysis of memory consumption.
SAP Note 20527 – Runtime error TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED
Note 185185 ? Application: Analysis of memory bottlenecks
SAP Note 369726 – TSV_TNEW_PAGE_ALLOC_FAILED

(3) TSV_TNEW_OCCURS_NO_ROLL_MEMORY

The dump TSV_TNEW_BLOCKS_NO_ROLL_MEMORY ordinarily implies that the roll cradle has been depleted. Kindly check the use of your roll cradle with ST02->History->Page. Close to the lower part of the screen you can see ROLL BUFFER history. In the event that the roll support has been depleted, you can expand the size with boundary rdisp/ROLL_MAXFS, yet ensure you have adequate circle space to deal with the extra size of this cushion in the event that it writes to plate.

SAP Note 185185 – Application: Analysis of memory bottlenecks

(4) LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST

The LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST dump can happen when there are at least two variants of a given program stacked into the cradle at some random time.

This happens when the program is changed by one client while it is as yet being used by another client.

At the point when a client gets to the program that is having this issue and R/3 attempts to stack the created variant from the buffer, it sees that the form isn't the most current and attempts to trade it out for the most current, however the heap was lost from the PXA space, henceforth it gives the dump of LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST.

LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST are the aftereffect of the blend of insufficient PXA space + changes of projects which are being used as of now. A running system can?t run with two distinct adaptations of one program. Ask the clients restart their exchanges (/nST22).

Coincidentally, in the event that the PXA would be large enough, the client who doesn't leave their exchange for quite a long time won't see the progressions to this application until they restart the exchange.

Troubleshooting for ABAP Dumps LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST

Alternatively, you can fix the error by running the transaction SAMT and regenerating any programmes that are listed in the dump that have been damaged. Make sure that the other application servers are not running when you execute $SYNC on the affected application server. You can now start the other application servers and your buffers should be in sync.

SAP Note 5451 ? LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST
SAP Note 24824 ? Inconsistencies in a Program Load
SNote 10367 ? Termination LOAD_PROGRAM_LOST

(5) CALL_FUNCTION_SIGNON_INCOMPL

RFC-calls with incorrect or missing logon-data will produce a short dump like this: CALL FUNCTION SIGNON INCOMPL. It's therefore imperative that we find out from whom the call is coming.

SAP Note 171805 – Determining RFC client when sign-on problems occur.
SAP Note 684788 – Possible reason for CALL_FUNCTION_SIGNON_INCOMPL.
SNote 901256 ? Rabax ?CALL_FUNCTION_SIGNON_INCOMPL?.

(6) RFC_NO_AUTHORITY

Most of the time, this error occurs when the user SAPSYS logs in. The user SAPSYS is an internal user in the R/3 system, not a personal ID. It's important to note that all system errors and ABAP programmes are run under this user id, however. Following the release 4.0 change noted in note 93254, the default value for the auth/rfc authority check parameter has been set to 1. If you didn't explicitly set it to "0", any incoming RFC call will be checked according to the note.

On this dump, we can take the following common approaches:

Disable off the RFC authorization Make sure you've set your profile's auth/rfc authority check value to 0 and restarted the server. All RFC requests are not subject to authorization checks, making this the least secure option.

Assign full RFC authority to the users who need to connect to your system via RFC (Remote File Communication).

As a result of RFC NO AUTHORITY being thrown, please double check the user id provided in the RFC connection (from SM59). You should check to see if this user has the necessary permissions to do so.

SAP Note 171805 ? Determining RFC client when sign-on problems
SAP Note 93254 – RFC short dump RFC_NO_AUTHORITY
SNote 91980 ? Missing output of RFC short dump after login errors

(7) SYSTEM_NO_TASK_STORAGE

Go to service market to download and install your SAP Application release's most recent update. The most recent patch would be helpful in solving the issue. There is a known issue with SYSTEM NO TASK STORAGE. It is related to the limitations of 32bit operating systems. Please refer to notes 110172, 552209, and 546361 for more information on how to proceed. As a long-term solution, 64-bit Windows is the only option (Note 996600). System NoTaskStorageDumps can also be caused by an old sap collector. SAP recommends that you always use the most recent collector version.

On this dump, we can take the following common approaches:

Check your settings match the recommendations mentioned in SAP Note 146289.
Are limits set according to SAP Note 323816? (Referenced in SAP Note 146289)
If there is no additional instances on same host then it should be possible to increase EM/TOTAL_SIZE_MB from 4096 MB towards the RAM and even higher so that ztta/roll_extension can be reached. Also the swap space should be set according to SAP Note 153641 for this.

Related SAP Notes for SYSTEM_NO_TASK_STORAGE ABAP Dump

Some SAP Note reference will be useful.

SAP note 789477 ? Large extended memory on AIX (64-bit) as of Kernel
SAP note 191801 – AIX 64-bit with a lot of Extended Memory
Snote 445533 – Lots of extended memory on AIX (64-bit)
SAP note 581319 – Signal 33 on AIX (64-bit only)
SAP note 153641 ? Swap space requirement for R/3 64-bit kernel

(8) CALL_FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND

Call Function Not Found (Call Function Not Found) is thrown when a library function is called by the programme that does not exist in the library. TFDIR does not contain the requested function module. If the TFDIR buffered version contains errors, you may also get this error. On the basis of the function module, it is necessary to pay attention to the error that has occurred. You can use the general approach described in SAP Note 98458 as a starting point for your project.

Please refer the following SAP note:

SAP Note 98458 – SAPMSSY1, CALL_FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND

(9) CALL_FUNCTION_SINGLE_LOGIN_REJ

As a general rule, this error occurs when you don't have enough authorization to log in. These four error codes are included in the dump:

Err Cd	Signifi.. of Err
0	Incorrect logon data for valid security ID.
1	Calling system is not a Trusted System or security ID is invalid.
2	Either user does not have RFC authorization (authorization object S_RFCACL)
2	or a logon was performed using one of the protected users DDIC or SAP*
3	?Time stamp of the logon data is invalid.

SAP Note Reference

SAP Note 986707 ? No authorization to log on as a trusted system (RC=1)
SAP Note 128447 ? Trusted/Trusting Systems
SNote 204039 ? Authorization check in trusted system

(10) SYSTEM_CORE_DUMPED

R/3's system kernel is usually affected by SYSTEM CORE DUMPED. Upgrading the kernel patch to the most recent version may fix the problem. It's impossible to know why there was a Core Dump at Kernel without a detailed analysis of it. For this dump, I'd recommend contacting SAP.

SAP Note 19466 ? Downloading SAP kernel patches

(11) PXA_NO_SHARED_MEMORY

A buffer of size xMB Approx. cannot be created in most situations where the ST22 DUMP PXA NO SHARED MEMORY occurs (where x is size in mega bytes).

The SAP note 129813 may be relevant, as some DLLs may be positioned on Windows platforms that prevent the creation of this large buffer.

PXA NO SHARED MEMORY is also described in SAP note 307976.

(12) Message_Type_X/RAISE_EXCEPTION ? CNTL_ERROR

Has to do with the user interface (GUI). This error can be avoided by using the latest GUI version.

According to the SAPGUI 7.10 documentation, the File Version will look something like this: SAPGUI 7.10, Compilation 2., Patch Level 9., and Build 10.39

Message Type X Dump can also occur if the user's SU01 transaction does not have the proper date format.

The date format in the defaults tab should be checked, in case you have a customer complaining that he is receiving this dump while running some transactions. The date format must be changed to this one to avoid this error: DD.MM.YYYY

(13) EXSORT_NOT_ENOUGH MEMORY

The programme ran into a memory bottleneck while sorting.

(14) SYSTEM_ROLL_IN_ERROR

The user context is not stored in enough memory to be useful.

(15) SYSTEM_NO_MORE_PAGING

A shortage in the amount of SAP Paging Memory is to blame here. Set the value of?rdisp/pg maxfs? to a large enough value ( say 32,000 ).

As long as there is still a problem, the programme may have a bug that needs to be fixed before it can be used.

(16) SET_PARAMETER_MEMORY_OVERFLOW

SET/GET Parameter Memory (also known as SPA/GPA Memory) is insufficient.

SAP profile?ztta/parameter area? can be used to extend the memory area.

(17) SAPSQL_ARRAY_INSERT_DUPREC

Probability exists that there is a problem with the document number.

(18) EXSORT_FWRITE_FAILED

Affects your hard drive's storage capacity. The sort directory does not have enough disc space to accommodate the external sorting process. Alternatively, move the extract files (DIR EXTRACT) or sort files (DIR SORTTMP) to a separate directory with enough space.

Critical top SAP Abap dumps