SYSTEM_IMODE_TOO_LARGE is an ABAP runtime error which you may come across when using or developing within an SAP system. See below for the standard details explaining what it means and how you can avoid or fix this runtime error.
Short Dump Classification: O - Resource Shortage
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The internalsession has exceeded the limit of <runtime parameter>GB.
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More main memory has been allocated in the internal session than is
allowed.
Possible causes:
- A large number of (large) internal tables
- A large number of (large) programs active
- Deep nesting of subroutines with large amounts of local data
- A large number of instances of one class (CREATE OBJECT)
- A large number of instances of one type (CREATE OBJECT)
- Memory that is not required anymore has not been released.
The maximum size of an internal session is <runtime parameter>GB. A detailed
description of this problem is provided in SAP Note 548845. This
runtime error is not specific to a particular operating system. It
cannot be avoided by modifying the memory profile parameter.
SYSTEM_IMODE_TOO_LARGE - system imode too large SYSTEM_ILLEGAL_TYPE - system illegal type SYSTEM_ILLEGAL_SWITCH - system illegal switch SYSTEM_ILLEGAL_STATEMENT - system illegal statement SYSTEM_ILLEGAL_LANGUAGE_SPEC - system illegal language spec SYSTEM_ILLEGAL_DIRECT_MOVE - system illegal direct move