Hi Experts,
currently we struggle with a weird Situation and we already tried to reproduce it, as for the Status dependent Import to our pre-production System we had a Import runtime of >24h for only 300 transports (Production and hotfix Systems needed 2h for the same transports).
Now the different cases, the first one is the one we try to fix:
1. ERROR CASE (Pre-Production System)
- Import to R01 triggered via Solution Manager (ChaRM) ~300 transports
- Import strategy = Status dependent Import (which causes an Import subset within TMS)
- Result = Import runtime > 24h
2. Simulation of "Import Subset" (Hotfix System)
- Import to ER1 (Hotfix System) via TMS (not ChaRM) selected the same transports (~300) as for R01 (ERROR CASE) - Import subset was performed using TMS
- Result = Import runtime ~ 2,5h
3. Simulation of "Import Subset" (PreProduction)
- We expected the same behavoir as for 1. ERROR CASE, but the runtime was significantly better as for 1.
- We added all 300 transports again to the queue
- Performed "Import subset" using TMS (not ChaRM) -> Also set the flag "Import Transport request again"
- Result = Import runtime ~ 2,5h
Now the questions:
- Whats the difference between a triggered subset via Solution Manager and the Manual selection of transports and starting the subset via TMS? -> As an additional Information: If the Transport is triggered via ChaRM, all selected transports are marked with the Import Status "T" -"Import Running" within TMS so i thought the involvment of Solution Manager ends with sending the Information of transports which shall be imported and the tp starting command...?
- Are there any open communication between SolMan and the managed System (e.g. updating Transport Status (RC=0) for the tickets in Solution Manager during the runtime and for each Transport which could cause such a runtime...?
-Something has changed but we are still searching the root cause (The Import for case 1. was working, but now gets slower and slower with each Transport which is performed- see graph attached)
Hopefully this is not a random behavoir and you Can bring light in this Situation.
Best regards,
Stefan Klug