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Message type: E = Error
Message class: RSBK - Messages for the Data Transfer Process
Message number: 272
Message text: Extractor called more than 999990 times. Package size too small.
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RSBK272
- Extractor called more than 999990 times. Package size too small. ?The SAP error message RSBK272 indicates that an extractor has been called more than 999,990 times, which is a threshold limit in SAP BW (Business Warehouse) for the number of times an extractor can be called in a single data load process. This typically occurs when the package size for the data extraction is set too small, leading to excessive calls to the extractor.
Cause:
- Small Package Size: The most common cause of this error is that the package size for the data extraction is set too low. When the package size is small, the extractor is called multiple times to fetch the data, which can quickly exceed the limit.
- Large Volume of Data: If the volume of data being extracted is large and the package size is not adjusted accordingly, it can lead to this error.
- Inefficient Data Model: Sometimes, the data model or the way the data is being extracted can lead to inefficient calls to the extractor.
Solution:
Increase Package Size:
- Go to the DataSource settings in the SAP BW system.
- Increase the package size for the data extraction. This can usually be done in the DataSource settings under the "Extraction" tab.
- A common practice is to set the package size to a higher value (e.g., 10,000 or more) depending on the system's performance and the volume of data.
Optimize Data Extraction:
- Review the data extraction logic and ensure that it is optimized. This may involve checking the filters, transformations, and any other logic that could be causing excessive calls.
- If applicable, consider using delta extraction instead of full extraction to reduce the volume of data being processed.
Monitor and Adjust:
- After making changes, monitor the data extraction process to ensure that the error does not occur again.
- Adjust the package size further if necessary based on the performance and volume of data.
Related Information:
By addressing the package size and optimizing the extraction process, you should be able to resolve the RSBK272 error and improve the efficiency of your data loading processes.
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