impact on source system with/without PSA load

Question: Hi guys ,

Any impact on source system (SAP R/3 ), between extracting "with PSA" and " directly to data target " ..

Any difference like ,

1). load time
2). load memory etc..


appreciate your inputs ..
CD

Answer:
1. in case of 'with PSA' load time will increase.
2. load memory (also work processes) - yes because of extra time required for loading into the PSA

but PSA is suggested because if something goes wrong you can reload your data directly from the PSA. Only if you are very sure that data coming is absolutely correct and you will not require reload you can use directy to the Data Target.
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Parin

Answer:
Thanks parin for input ..

Recently i had changed couple of loads from "with PSA " to "directly to data target " , since then found slow in IDOC transfer from R/3 and hanging in TRFC queue ( SM58 ) for longer time ...


Does any have faced similar kind of situation ???

Answer:

on source system

none

Answer:
Whichever way you do it is influenced by the settings in table ROIDOCPRMS.
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Answer:
Thanks SR & CHC for inputs ...

what entries it should have in table ROIDOCPRMS ??

Tables has fields

Source system
Max. size
Frequency
Max. no of process
Target system
Maximum lines

In ur current production , there is no entry for source system (r/3) ??

please explain impact of entry related my above said problem ..

Thanks a lot in advance for valid inputs ..

CD

Answer:
Read note 409641 for examples.

Source system: Source system Definition (Logical system name).

Maxsize: Maximum size of a data packet in kilo bytes

Frequency: Determines how many data IDocs should be sent in an Info IDoc.

Max Proc : Maximum number of parallel processes for data transfer. The more parallel processes that can run the better the performance of your system will be. However, you must bear in mind the number of available dialog processes here.

Target system can be left blank.
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