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Able Buffering: Added by Kodandarami Reddy.S, Last Edited by Kodandarami Reddy.S On Sep 06, 2008

Table buffering reduces database load and improves performance by accessing data records from local buffers on application servers instead of directly from the database. The buffering options are to not allow buffering, allow but not activate buffering, or allow and activate one of three buffering types: full buffering loads the entire table, generic loads records matching a key, and single-record loads individual accessed records.

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Able Buffering: Added by Kodandarami Reddy.S, Last Edited by Kodandarami Reddy.S On Sep 06, 2008

Table buffering reduces database load and improves performance by accessing data records from local buffers on application servers instead of directly from the database. The buffering options are to not allow buffering, allow but not activate buffering, or allow and activate one of three buffering types: full buffering loads the entire table, generic loads records matching a key, and single-record loads individual accessed records.

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able Buffering


 Added by Kodandarami Reddy.S, last edited by Kodandarami Reddy.S on Sep 06, 2008

SAP Table Buffering

Table buffering is used to reduce database load and improves the performance when accessing the data records contained in the database table.

The table buffers reside locally on each application server in the system. The data of buffered tables can thus be accessed directly from the buffer

of the application server. This avoids the time-consuming process of accessing the database.

The options for selecting the Buffering

1. Buffering not allowed

Table is not required to buffer.

2. Buffering allowed but not activated

For a database table buffering is allowed , but at that point of moment buffering should not be active.

3. Buffering allowed if the table should be buffered.

Table should be specified by a buffering type.

Buffering Types:

1. Full buffering : In this buffering type, complete table or none of the table is

in the buffer. If a read access is made to a record, all records of

the table are transferred to the buffer.

2. Generic buffering : This buffering type is part of the primary key of a table.

When a table record is read, this buffer type loads all records

that correspond with the generic key.

3. Single- record buffering : In this buffering type, only the records of a table which are

actually accessed are loaded into the buffer.

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