How To Fix RSRV583 - Data row compression of PSA tables in DB2 f. Linux, UNIX and Windows


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: RSRV -

  • Message number: 583

  • Message text: Data row compression of PSA tables in DB2 f. Linux, UNIX and Windows

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  • Description
    This test checks if the DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows data row
    compression feature is enabled for PSA tables. Data row compression is
    available in version 9 of DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows (in the
    following referred to as DB2 LUW).
    Data row compression uses a static dictionary-based compression
    algorithm. It allows the replacement of repeating patterns that span
    multiple column values within a row containing shorter symbol strings.
    With data row compression, you can save disk space, reduce disk I/O and
    reduce data access times.
    The test checks the following information that is related to DB2 LUW
    data row compression for a PSA table:
    Is row compression enabled?
    What is the size of the data object of the table?
    Does the table have a compression dictionary?
    If the table has a compression dictionary, is the size in KB or bytes
    checked?
    The test returns status "red" if the PSA table has the following
    features:
    Data row compression enabled
    The size of the data object exceeds 1 MB on each database partition
    where the table resides
    The table does not have a compression dictionary
    Otherwise, the status is "green".
    Repair
    If the status of the PSA table is "red", the repair function schedules
    one of the following jobs:
    An offline reorganization job
    Offline reorganization creates and stores a compression dictionary and
    compresses all existing rows in the table.
    A job that calls the DB2 LUW INSPECT command.
    The INSPECT command uses a sampling technology to estimate the amount of
    disk space that can be saved and to create and store a compression
    dictionary. Existing data is not compressed but data that will be
    inserted or updated in the future will be compressed. INSPECT is much
    faster than offline reorganization because it only processes a sample of
    the data.
    You are prompted if you want to run offline reorganization or INSPECT.
    The RSADMIN parameter DB6_ROW_COMPRESSION controls whether InfoCube and
    aggregate fact tables, DataStore object tables and PSA tables are
    created with data row compression enabled.
    Data rows can only be compressed if you have created a compression
    dictionary. You need to load at least a small amount of data (1 MB per
    database partition on which the table resides) before a compression
    dictionary can be created. If you create the compression dictionary with
    a larger data volume, the compression factor might be higher.
    The standard procedure in SAP NetWeaver 2004s is as follows:
    By default, data row compression is disabled. If you want InfoCube and
    aggregate fact tables, DataStore object and PSA tables to be created
    with data row compression enabled, you must set the RSADMIN parameter
    <ZH>DB6_ROW_COMPRESSION</> to <ZK>YES</>. For releases higher than SAP
    NetWeaver 2004s, the default value for <ZH>DB6_ROW_COMPRESSION</> is
    <ZK>YES</>.
    You load one or more data requests into the tables (at least 1 MB of
    data multiplied by the number of database partitions where the table
    resides).
    To create a compression dictionary for tables that do not have one yet,
    you run this RSRV test and choose <ZK>Repair</> for scheduling an
    offline reorganization or an INSPECT.
    The data rows of very narrow tables might be too small to be compressed.
    In this case, the job log of the offline reorganization contains the SQL
    warning -2220 "The compression dictionary was not built for one or more
    data objects". The INSPECT job log contains the message "No dictionary
    can be built for DAT object as no eligible rows were found". You cannot
    use data row compression for these tables. We recommend that you disable
    data row compression manually for them at the database level with the
    ALTER TABLE statement.

    What causes this issue?

    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.


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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message RSRV583 - Data row compression of PSA tables in DB2 f. Linux, UNIX and Windows ?
    The SAP error message RSRV583 indicates an issue related to data row compression of Persistent Staging Area (PSA) tables in a DB2 database environment. This error typically arises when there are problems with the compression of data in the PSA tables, which can affect performance and storage efficiency.
    
    Cause: The error can be caused by several factors, including: Database Configuration: The DB2 database may not be configured correctly for data compression. Insufficient Resources: There may be insufficient memory or disk space available for the compression process. Data Integrity Issues: There could be inconsistencies or corruption in the data that prevent successful compression. Version Compatibility: The version of DB2 being used may have known issues or limitations regarding data compression.
    Solution: To resolve the RSRV583 error, you can follow these steps: Check Database Configuration: Ensure that the DB2 database is configured to allow data compression. You can check the database settings using the DB2 command line or SAP transaction codes. Free Up

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