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Message type: E = Error
Message class: DB6PM - DB2 UDB for UNIX, Windows: Performance Monitoring
Message number: 911
Message text: Test not supported for write-optimized DataStore objects
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DB6PM911
- Test not supported for write-optimized DataStore objects ?The SAP error message DB6PM911 indicates that a test operation is not supported for write-optimized DataStore objects (DSOs). This error typically arises when you attempt to perform certain operations or tests that are not applicable to write-optimized DSOs in SAP BW (Business Warehouse).
Cause:
- Write-Optimized DSO: Write-optimized DSOs are designed for high-speed data loading and are optimized for write operations. They do not support certain functionalities that are available for standard DSOs, such as certain types of data validation or testing operations.
- Testing Operations: The error occurs when you try to execute a test or validation operation that is not compatible with the write-optimized structure. This could include operations like data consistency checks or certain types of data retrieval that are not supported for this type of DSO.
Solution:
- Avoid Unsupported Operations: Review the operations you are trying to perform on the write-optimized DSO. Ensure that you are not attempting to execute tests or validations that are not supported.
- Use Standard DSO: If you need to perform operations that require testing or validation, consider using a standard DataStore object instead of a write-optimized DSO. Standard DSOs support a wider range of operations, including testing.
- Check Documentation: Refer to the SAP BW documentation for write-optimized DSOs to understand their limitations and the types of operations that are supported.
- Data Flow Design: If your data flow requires testing, you may need to redesign your data flow to accommodate the limitations of write-optimized DSOs. This could involve staging data in a standard DSO before moving it to a write-optimized DSO.
Related Information:
By understanding the limitations of write-optimized DSOs and adjusting your approach accordingly, you can avoid encountering the DB6PM911 error in your SAP BW environment.
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