Hi,
we are experimenting with code-pushdown to AMDP and found a good example in SLCM to try this out.
We already managed to speed up the processing In ABAP with Open SQL and all kind of new ABAP-functionality.
The idea was to make it work still faster in AMDP. But up to now the result is rather negative.
What we want to do is replace a simple evaluation path in HR/PD, by reading relations in a loop until there are no more underlying objects - this is what function module RH_STRUC_GET does, but that is a lot slower.
The ABAP solution reduced the response from several minutes to about 0.6 seconds. The AMDP needs approximately 0.9 seconds (150 % but still fast).
Is there a way to find out where the AMDP 'loses time'? As far as I know I can't run a trace on it. Or can I?
Furthermore: are there other possibilities to copy tables in an AMDP apart from the SELECT with a UNION?
Below is how I wrote it. The logic is ok and exactly the same as in ABAP. Where do I lose time?
*-- Start with 1 record only
lt_o = SELECT 'O' as otype,
objid as objid,
lv_level as level
from :im_objid ;
SELECT count( * ) into lv_o from :lt_o;
*-- Loop
WHILE lv_o <> 0 DO
lv_level = :lv_level + 1 ;
*-- Read data from the database
lt_object = SELECT sclas AS otype,
sobid AS objid,
lv_level as level
FROM hrp1001 as hrp1001
inner join :lt_o as input
on hrp1001.otype = input.otype
AND hrp1001.objid = input.objid
WHERE hrp1001.begda <= :im_endda
AND hrp1001.endda >= :im_begda
AND ( ( hrp1001.subty = 'B002' AND hrp1001.sclas = 'O' )
OR ( hrp1001.subty = 'A501' AND hrp1001.sclas = 'SM' ) )
AND hrp1001.mandt = session_context('CLIENT')
AND hrp1001.plvar = '01'
AND hrp1001.istat = '1';
*-- Are there any 'O'-s left for a next loop?
lt_o = SELECT otype,
objid,
level
from :lt_object
where otype = 'O';
SELECT count( * )
into lv_o
from :lt_o;
*-- Add the 'SM'-s to the output
rt_sm = SELECT *
from :rt_sm
UNION
SELECT *
from :lt_object
where otype = 'SM' ;
*-- ... and start allover again.
END WHILE ;
I hope anyone can help me out.
Regards.
Kris