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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SCI - Code Inspector
Message number: 089
Message text: Result tree is too big (> &1 entries) and is only displayed in parts
The resulting set contains too many records. This can be caused by too
many:
... Records stored in the database
<ZH>... Entries in the results tree</>
In order not to have database selections that are too long, or
<ZH>to avoid a memory bottleneck situation during the display of the
results tree,</>
the resulting set is not fully displayed.
Split up the checked set of objects into several smaller sets, or select
from the resulting set those objects with errors of higher priority, or
exclude the individual checks with a particularly large number of errors
from the check variant used.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
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SCI089
- Result tree is too big (> &1 entries) and is only displayed in parts ?The SAP error message SCI089 indicates that the result tree generated by a query or operation is too large, exceeding a specified limit of entries. This can occur in various contexts, such as when working with large datasets in SAP Business Warehouse (BW), SAP HANA, or other SAP applications that involve data retrieval and processing.
Cause:
The primary cause of this error is that the result set generated by a query or operation exceeds the maximum number of entries that can be displayed or processed at one time. This limit is often set to prevent performance issues, as displaying or processing a very large number of entries can lead to slow response times or system instability.
Solution:
To resolve the SCI089 error, consider the following approaches:
Limit the Result Set:
- Modify the query or operation to limit the number of entries returned. This can be done by applying filters, using selection criteria, or aggregating data to reduce the volume of results.
Pagination:
- If the application supports it, implement pagination to retrieve and display results in smaller chunks rather than all at once.
Adjust System Settings:
- If you have the necessary permissions, you may be able to adjust system settings related to the maximum number of entries displayed. However, this should be done with caution, as increasing limits can impact performance.
Use Aggregated Views:
- Instead of querying detailed data, consider using aggregated views or summary tables that provide the necessary insights without overwhelming the system with too many entries.
Optimize Queries:
- Review and optimize the query logic to ensure it is efficient and only retrieves the necessary data. This may involve indexing, restructuring joins, or using more efficient data retrieval methods.
Check for Data Quality Issues:
- Sometimes, unexpected data duplication or quality issues can lead to larger result sets. Ensure that the data being queried is clean and well-structured.
Related Information:
By implementing these solutions, you should be able to mitigate the SCI089 error and improve the performance of your SAP queries and operations.
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