Message type: E = Error
Message class: DHCDC_CORE -
Message number: 033
Message text: Logging table for application table &1 has too many records
There are too many records in the logging table for application table
&V1& (&V2&). Possible causes include:
+,,The observer job is not running
+,,The observer job is running but cannot copy changes to the subscriber
logging tables. If this symptom occurs, contact SAP for support
If the contents of the logging table continues to grow and reaches the
configured limit, the capturing of changes in the table &V1& will stop.
In transaction SM37, check whether the observer job
(/1DH/OBSERVE_LOGTAB) is running.
In transaction DHCDCMON, you can check whether the job is capable of
processing changes in all logging tables. If the job is not capable of
processing changes, there will be a lot of unprocessed records in the
logging tables.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
DHCDC_CORE033
- Logging table for application table &1 has too many records ?The SAP error message DHCDC_CORE033 indicates that the logging table for a specific application table has exceeded the maximum number of records allowed. This can occur in systems that utilize change document logging or similar logging mechanisms, where changes to application data are recorded for auditing or tracking purposes.
Cause: Excessive Data Changes: The application table associated with the logging table has undergone a high volume of changes, leading to an accumulation of log entries. Retention Policy: The retention policy for the logging table may not be configured correctly, allowing too many records to accumulate without being purged.
Configuration Issues: The logging mechanism may not be properly configured, leading to an unexpected increase in log entries.
Solution: Purge Old Log Entries: Use transaction SCDO (Change Document Objects) to manage change documents. You can delete old log entries that are no longer needed. Alternatively, you can use the program RSCDOC_DELETE to delete change documents based on specific criteria
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