Which parameters do you adjust to manage the event log when SQL statements are rejected by the Workload Admission Control application?

The management of the event log when SQL statements are rejected due to Workload Admission Control parameters primarily revolves around the concept of how long a request needs to wait before being considered for execution. The primary parameter that serves this purpose is the queue_wait_time_threshold. This parameter helps define the maximum duration a query can remain in the queue awaiting processing.

When SQL statements are rejected, they are usually queued based on resource availability and the current workload within the SAP HANA environment. The queue_wait_time_threshold essentially dictates how long a query can wait before it is either accepted for processing or rejected outright when the waiting time exceeds the threshold. Adjusting this parameter allows administrators to fine-tune the responsiveness of the system to workloads while ensuring that resource allocation is handled appropriately, thus managing the event log effectively in scenarios of rejected statements.

Other parameters, while relevant to different aspects of workload management, do not specifically address the queuing behavior and waiting times related to rejected statements. Therefore, focusing on the queue_wait_time_threshold is paramount for this particular aspect of event log management.