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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /PF1/MSG_BPC_LAYER -
Message number: 890
Message text: Commit executed. The amount of data being processed(&1) > PackSize(&2)
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/PF1/MSG_BPC_LAYER890
- Commit executed. The amount of data being processed(&1) > PackSize(&2) ?The SAP error message
/PF1/MSG_BPC_LAYER890
indicates that a commit operation has been executed, but the amount of data being processed exceeds the defined pack size. This typically occurs in the context of SAP Business Planning and Consolidation (BPC) when handling large volumes of data.Cause:
- Data Volume Exceeds Pack Size: The error arises when the volume of data being processed in a single transaction exceeds the maximum limit defined by the
PackSize
parameter. This can happen during data uploads, data processing, or when executing certain BPC functions.- Configuration Settings: The
PackSize
is a configuration setting that determines how much data can be processed in one go. If the data being processed exceeds this limit, the system raises this error.Solution:
Increase Pack Size:
- You can increase the
PackSize
parameter in the BPC configuration settings. This allows the system to handle larger volumes of data in a single transaction.- To do this, navigate to the BPC configuration settings and look for the parameter related to
PackSize
. Adjust it according to your needs, but be cautious as setting it too high may impact system performance.Batch Processing:
- If increasing the
PackSize
is not feasible or does not resolve the issue, consider breaking the data into smaller batches. This way, each batch will be within the allowedPackSize
, and you can process them sequentially.Review Data Load Logic:
- Check the logic of your data load or processing routines. Ensure that they are optimized and not attempting to process excessive amounts of data at once.
Monitor System Performance:
- After making changes, monitor the system performance to ensure that it can handle the increased load without degradation in performance.
Related Information:
By addressing the PackSize
configuration and optimizing data processing, you should be able to resolve the error and improve the efficiency of your BPC operations.
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