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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /UI5/APP_API -
Message number: 139
Message text: Cache tokens for filtered list of backend context updated in &1 ms
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/UI5/APP_API139
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/UI5/APP_API139 Cache tokens for filtered list of backend context updated in &1 ms
is typically related to the SAPUI5 framework, which is used for building web applications in the SAP ecosystem. This message is not necessarily an error but more of an informational log that indicates the time taken to update cache tokens for a filtered list of backend context.Cause:
- Performance Monitoring: This message is primarily for performance monitoring. It indicates that the cache tokens for a filtered list of backend context have been updated, and it provides the time taken for this operation.
- Backend Context Changes: It may occur when there are changes in the backend data that require the UI5 application to refresh its cache tokens to ensure that the displayed data is up-to-date.
- Filtering Operations: The message can appear during operations that involve filtering data from the backend, which may require the application to update its cache.
Solution:
- No Immediate Action Required: Since this message is informational, there is typically no immediate action required unless you are experiencing performance issues.
- Performance Optimization: If you notice that the time taken (indicated by
&1 ms
) is excessively high, you may want to investigate the performance of the backend service or the efficiency of the filtering logic in your application.- Monitoring and Logging: Keep an eye on the logs for any recurring patterns or performance bottlenecks. If the time taken is consistently high, consider optimizing the backend queries or the data model.
- Caching Strategy: Review your caching strategy to ensure that it is effectively reducing the load on the backend while still providing timely updates to the UI.
Related Information:
In summary, the message /UI5/APP_API139
is more of a performance log rather than an error, and while it may not require immediate action, it can be a point of consideration for performance optimization in your SAPUI5 applications.
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