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Message type: E = Error
Message class: CSM_VMC - Messages for VM Container Monitoring
Message number: 085
Message text: Frequency of Accesses to the Cache
This field describes the frequency with which all applications on the
running server instance access entries in the application cache. This is
the number of cache accesses per unit of time (normally per minute),
over a given time period.
You can find more information in the online documentation under
<DS:KENO.001560AA0E081DEB9290E35086BF84D6>Caching in the VM Container</>
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CSM_VMC085
- Frequency of Accesses to the Cache ?The SAP error message CSM_VMC085, which pertains to the "Frequency of Accesses to the Cache," typically indicates that there is an issue with the cache management in the SAP system. This error can arise when the frequency of accesses to the cache exceeds the defined limits, leading to performance issues or inefficiencies in data retrieval.
Cause:
- High Access Frequency: The cache is being accessed too frequently, which can lead to performance degradation.
- Configuration Issues: The cache settings may not be optimized for the current workload or usage patterns.
- Insufficient Cache Size: The cache may not be large enough to handle the volume of data being accessed, leading to frequent cache misses.
- Inefficient Queries: Queries that are not optimized can lead to excessive cache accesses.
Solution:
- Review Cache Configuration: Check the cache settings in the SAP system and adjust them according to the workload. This may involve increasing the cache size or modifying the access frequency limits.
- Optimize Queries: Analyze and optimize the queries that are accessing the cache. Ensure that they are efficient and make use of indexes where applicable.
- Monitor Cache Usage: Use monitoring tools to analyze cache usage patterns. This can help identify which queries or processes are causing excessive cache accesses.
- Increase Cache Size: If the cache is consistently full, consider increasing its size to accommodate more data and reduce the frequency of accesses.
- Implement Caching Strategies: Consider implementing caching strategies that can help reduce the load on the cache, such as preloading frequently accessed data.
Related Information:
By addressing the underlying causes and implementing the suggested solutions, you can mitigate the impact of the CSM_VMC085 error and improve the overall performance of your SAP system.
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