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Message type: E = Error
Message class: RSCV - Analysis of BW objects (InfoCubes...)
Message number: 612
Message text: DB2-z/OS: &2 % of data changed in table &1
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RSCV612
- DB2-z/OS: &2 % of data changed in table &1 ?The SAP error message RSCV612 indicates that a significant percentage of data in a specific table has been changed during a database operation, specifically in the context of DB2 on z/OS. The message format is as follows:
RSCV612 DB2-z/OS: &2 % of data changed in table &1
Where:
&1
represents the name of the table.&2
represents the percentage of data that has changed.This error typically occurs during a database operation, such as an update or a delete, when the percentage of changed data exceeds a predefined threshold. This threshold is often set to prevent excessive changes that could lead to performance issues or data integrity concerns. The specific percentage that triggers this message can vary based on system configuration and settings.
To resolve this issue, consider the following steps:
Review the Changes: Analyze the changes being made to the table. Determine if the changes are necessary and if they can be optimized to reduce the percentage of data being modified.
Batch Processing: If a large number of records are being updated or deleted, consider breaking the operation into smaller batches. This can help keep the percentage of changed data below the threshold.
Database Configuration: Check the database configuration settings related to change thresholds. If appropriate, you may adjust the threshold settings to allow for a higher percentage of changes, but this should be done with caution and understanding of the implications.
Consult Documentation: Refer to SAP and DB2 documentation for specific guidelines on handling this error. There may be additional parameters or settings that can be adjusted.
Performance Monitoring: Monitor the performance of the database and the application to ensure that the changes do not negatively impact system performance.
Testing: Before applying any changes in a production environment, test the changes in a development or test environment to ensure that they do not introduce new issues.
By following these steps, you should be able to address the RSCV612 error and ensure smoother database operations.
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