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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SYBPM - Messages for Sybase ASE Database Monitor
Message number: 059
Message text: SSQLID &1 has been discarded from the statement cache.
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SYBPM059
- SSQLID &1 has been discarded from the statement cache. ?The SAP error message SYBPM059 indicates that a specific SQL statement identified by the SQL ID (
&1
) has been discarded from the statement cache. This can occur in SAP systems that use the SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) database or other databases that support statement caching.Cause
The primary reasons for this error message can include:
- Cache Size Limitations: The statement cache may have reached its maximum size, leading to the eviction of older or less frequently used SQL statements.
- Changes in SQL Statements: If the structure of the SQL statement changes (e.g., due to changes in the underlying database schema), the cached version may become invalid and thus discarded.
- Database Configuration: Configuration settings related to statement caching may not be optimized, leading to premature eviction of cached statements.
- Resource Constraints: High resource usage or contention in the database can lead to the cache being cleared or statements being discarded.
Solution
To address the SYBPM059 error, consider the following solutions:
- Increase Cache Size: If the statement cache size is too small, consider increasing it in the database configuration settings. This can help accommodate more SQL statements.
- Optimize SQL Statements: Review the SQL statements being executed to ensure they are efficient and do not change frequently. This can help improve cache hit rates.
- Monitor Database Performance: Use database monitoring tools to analyze performance and resource usage. This can help identify bottlenecks or issues that may be causing statements to be discarded.
- Review Configuration Settings: Check the database configuration settings related to statement caching and adjust them as necessary to optimize performance.
- Regular Maintenance: Perform regular database maintenance tasks, such as updating statistics and rebuilding indexes, to ensure optimal performance and reduce the likelihood of cache issues.
Related Information
If the problem persists after trying the above solutions, it may be beneficial to consult with SAP support or a database administrator for further assistance.
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