SYSTEM_NO_SHM_MEMORY 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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No more memory available for <runtime parameter> bytes in the shared object memory.
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One of the following three situations has occurred:
1. There is not enough free memory available in the shared object
memory to store further data.
2. The maximum size for a version of this area specified in area
administration will be exceeded in this version if more data is
stored.
3. The maximum size for all versions of all instances of this area
specified in area administration will be exceeded if more data is
stored.
An attempt was made to store the data object in the following area
instance: <runtime parameter>
Size of the version (currently being built) .. <runtime parameter>
Maximum size of the version ........................ <runtime parameter>
Shared objects memory in total:
Size used...... ........................... <runtime parameter>
Size allocated ........................... <runtime parameter>
Free memory ............................. <runtime parameter>
(All values in bytes.)
The size of the shared objects memory is set by profile parameter
abap/shared_objects_size_MB.
Note: Termination does not generally occur immediately after a memory
limit has been exceeded. Normally it occurs during a subsequent ABAP
statement that might have nothing do with shared objects.
The shared object memory is full, or a memory limit specified in area
administration has been reached.