So that it can access certain information more quickly, the SAP System optimizes the information in database tables and internal buffers.
This information must be deleted after a language import or supplementation. In the same way as compiling ABAP programs, you can regenerate this information, if necessary.
The language transport tools delete the language load automatically after completing an import or supplementation action. However, database locks may prevent the load from being deleted. This report enables you to delete the load manually in this case.
This report does not cause errors in the system and can be restarted at any time. However, you may experience a short drop in performance after starting the report.
For more information on this topic, see SAP Note 110910.
Features
This program can process the following load types:
- Language-specific load
- This load type is language-specific, which means that you need to enter a language.
- Screen Painter load: Texts from the ABAP Dictionary
- CUA load: Texts in the menu and pushbutton bar
- Screen load: Screen texts
- Non-language-specific load
- EasyAccess menus: Tree structure that appears after you log on.
- This load type is language-specific, which means that you need to enter a language.
Selection
Use the checkboxes to select which load types you want to delete.
To delete a language-specific load, you must enter a target language. You also have the option of deleting the load for all languages installed in the system.
The Force Mode option resets additional information. This option can cause deadlock and performance problems and must not be used in production systems.
Activities
In a system with multiple application servers, it might take some time for the buffers of the application servers to be adjusted (profile parameter rdisp/bufreftime).
