SAP E_C4HYCP_12 Dumps

SAP Commerce uses the LDAP protocol to import user and group data from an external LDAP system and to use the DSML protocol within LDAP. LDAP is a protocol for accessing directory services over a network. SAP Commerce can use LDAP to synchronize user and group data with an external directory server such as Active Directory or OpenLDAP. DSML is a protocol that allows LDAP operations to be performed using XML over HTTP. SAP Commerce can use DSML to communicate with LDAP servers that support this protocol. SAP Commerce does not convert LDAP query results to ImpEx, nor does it write actions to the connected LDAP system. Reference: 1

The advice that you would give to the customer to avoid this issue happening again is to increase the number of connections in the pool if the current number is not sufficient. The log indicates that the customer is facing a connection pool exhaustion issue, which means that there are no available connections to the database. This can cause performance degradation or system crashes. Increasing the number of connections in the pool can help prevent this issue by allowing more concurrent requests to access the database. You do not configure the auto reconnect property in the JDBC properties, as this may not solve the root cause of the issue or may introduce other problems. You do not modify the FlexibleSearch query that fetches catalogs or fix the missing links between related items in the catalog, as these are not related to the issue. Reference: 1

The thread dump entry indicates that the thread is waiting for an incoming connection. The thread is part of the AJP connector, which communicates with a web connector via the AJP protocol. The thread is in a WAITING state, which means that it is waiting for another thread to perform an action. The thread is waiting on an object of type org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$Worker, which represents a worker thread that processes incoming requests. The thread dump entry does not imply that the Tomcat AJP parameter maxThreads is too small, that the JVM option maxAJPThreads is too small, or that the system is about to crash. Reference: 1