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RSMEMORY - Temporary Change of ABAP Memory Allocation

This document discusses how to temporarily increase the heap memory allocation for an application server using the RSMEMORY report in SAP. It provides an example of increasing the heap memory from approximately 4GB to 6GB for background processes on a specific application server. The steps include executing the RSMEMORY report, changing the highlighted heap memory quota from 4GB to 6GB, and pressing "Copy" and "Save". The changes can then be monitored via transaction ST02 by checking the highlighted "heap memory" values.

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RSMEMORY - Temporary Change of ABAP Memory Allocation

This document discusses how to temporarily increase the heap memory allocation for an application server using the RSMEMORY report in SAP. It provides an example of increasing the heap memory from approximately 4GB to 6GB for background processes on a specific application server. The steps include executing the RSMEMORY report, changing the highlighted heap memory quota from 4GB to 6GB, and pressing "Copy" and "Save". The changes can then be monitored via transaction ST02 by checking the highlighted "heap memory" values.

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RSMEMORY - Temporary change of ABAP memory allocation

Why memory allocation change required

Sometime we have to increase the heap memory temporarily to accommodate some


memory consuming tasks.
For example, their might be a scenario when some data intensive BW loads are
running and your application team want to increase the memory temporarily.
In this case one can use "RSMEMORY" report to define memory allocation strategy.

Via "RSMEMORY" one can change the memory allocation for dialog or background
processing.

In our example we will be increasing Heap memory from approx. 4GB to 6 GB on


one of the application server.

Please note that "RSMEMORY" report will make change for only that server on
which the report is executed.
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How to increase the Heap for background process.

Go to tx : SE38 and execute report "RSMEMORY", you will see screen like below.
Dialog and background memory quota are highlighted in RED.
Quota for background processing shows that we already have approx. 4 GB heap
memory assigned .

Memory allocation as per above settings (For background WP):

First 65 MB of Roll area will be given to WP and then approx. 4 GB of Heap will be
assigned. If heap will fell short the memory requirement then another 4 GB of
extended memory is available.
Please note that extended memory and heap memory is shared with other WP as
well.

Now we will change the memory allocation for background WP. (We will change
Heap from 4 to 6 GB)
Change the following highlighted values.

After changing the value press "Copy" and save button.

You can also monitor the change via Tx ST02 and focus on the below highlighted
area.
As the memory demand grows , the highlighted "heap memory " values will
change. Once the heap is exhausted then the background WP will take memory
from Extended memory.

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