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The unused CPU capacity (idle) should normally average at least 20% per hour. This enables the system to accommodate temporary workload peaks. A reading of35% idle CPU capacity is even better. For

SAP Alert MonitorThe Computing Center Management System (CCMS) contains a monitor with which you can monitor all aspects of your SAP solution. Together with SAP Solution Manager, this forms a comple

In general, the first input for a performance analysis comes from observations made by users. The workload monitor helps you verify users' subjective comments and isolate the causes of performance pro

You call the initial screen of the workload monitor via the following menu path:TOOLS • ADMINISTRATION • MONITOR • PERFORMANCE • WORKLOAD • AGGREGATED STATISTICS RECORDS-LOCALAlternatively, you

The Internet Communication Manager (ICM) provides communication between the web browser and SAP work processes of the SAP Java instance or ABAP server. It does not process business logic or generate w

SAP Solution Manager includes a graphical interface for presenting your business processes and the corresponding alert situations. This simplifies monitoring, particularly for complex processes and so

Response Time and Its Components: Dispatcher Wait Time, Roll-In Time, load Time, Database Time, Processing Time, CPU Time, and Roll-Out TimeGuideline Values for Analyzing Average Response Ti

To monitor a system with multiple SAP instances, use the system-wide work process overview (Transaction SM66).By navigating with the 口-〉 button, you'll see the following fields in the system-wide wo

If you watch the work process overview for several minutes and repeatedly click the REFRESH button to update the display, you can usually determine whether there is a current performance problem relat

Local work process overviewTOOLS • ADMINISTRATION • MONITOR • SYSTEM MONITORING • PROCESS OVERVIEWAlternatively, you can enter Transaction SM50. The PROCESS OVERVIEW screen is displayed.To displ

Activity and throughputThe concepts of activity, throughput, and load can best be explained using the WORKLOAD OVERVIEW analysis view LoadIf two users each performed 100 transaction steps wi

Transaction steps using multiple systemsIn a simple SAP ERP system, a transaction step usually consists of one action within a system. In a more complex system environment, a single transaction step

To evaluate a performance trace, select DISPLAY TRACE in the initial screen. A selection screen is displayed, and you can specify in the TRACE TYPE field the part of the trace you want to analyze. In

For every transaction step executed in the SAP system, a record with statistical information is generated and saved in files on the application servers. This statistical information includes response

Runtime analysis of ABAP programsPerformance Trace is a powerful tool for analyzing the runtime of ABAP programs. It enables you to record a program runtime for the following operations: database ac

End-to-end workload analysisThe end-to-end workload analysis in the diagnostics part of SAP Solution Manager provides functions for a workload analysis of ABAP and Java applications on SAP NetWeaver

Passport and distributed statistics recordsIf multiple SAP components are involved in the processing of a user request, each component writes its data record. In the communication flow between the c

You can start and stop a performance trace by clicking the TRACE ON and TRACE OFF buttons in TransactionST05. You can only create one performance trace per application server at a time. In the STATE

The workload monitor is an analysis tool used for both technical analysis and application analysis, with which you can check the performance of individual transactions.Is There a Performance Pro

AvailabilityThe central workload monitor has been available as of SAP Web Application Server 6.20. The ASAP-based components to be monitored need at least version 4.0 of SAP Basis. In addition to AB

You call the initial screen of the workload monitor via the following menu path:TOOL • ADMINISTRATION • MONITOR • PERFORMANCE • WORKLOAD • AGGREGATED STATISTICS RECORDS - GLOBALAlternatively, you

In principle, the CCMS Alert Monitor is ready for use immediately after installation. However, its configuration should be optimized and adapted to suit your solution. You can also define and change m

Is There a General Performance Problem?CriteriaUsers can often identify a general performance problem. You can use the workload monitor to verify users' observations and check whether response t

Fields in the Memory Configuration MonitorFieldExplanationCURRENT USEAmount of memory currently used in the memoryarea, given in KB and %.MAX. USEMaximum amount of this

ST02 - Detail Analysis Menu - StorageFieldExplanationSTORAGE SHAREDBETWEEN WORKPROCESSESThe value for the ALLOCATED column in theTOTAL row shows the total memory allocated

SAP parameter changesYou can view the  change log in the SAP memory configuration monitor via the pathDETAIL ANALYSIS MENU • PARAMETERS.Monitors for detailed analysisyou can call other

In the operating system monitor (Transaction ST06), in the analysis view (Snapshot • Disk) Field                Explanation Disk                 Operating system name of the hard

TOOLS • ADMINISTRATION • MONITOR • PERFORMANCE • SETTINGS/BUFFER • BuFFER or via Transaction ST02.Analyzing SAP BuffersIn the BuFFER section of the SAP memory configuration monitor, you will fin

Performance problems may be indicated if:-> The average idle CPU capacity is less than 20% every hour.-> More than 20% of the physical main memory is paged every hour.-> Utilization of individua

To achieve optimal database performance, 110 activity (read/write accesses) should be evenly distributed on the database's hard drives. You should avoidhot spots.You can find important key figures

The most important functions that you require for performance monitoring of the database include the following:->Overview of the database buffers' status->Overview of the currently running databas

The following values characterize the quality of data buffer accesses:-> Physical read accessesNumber of read accesses to the hard drive. This value indicates how many blocks or pages must be load

Once an SAP user completes an entry. the presentation server sends the request to the dispatcher on the application server. The response time (Av. RESPONSE TIME) is measured from the moment the reques

To ensure that the statistical single records generated and saved for each transaction step are regularly collated in profiles, theRSCOLL00 program must be scheduled to run every hour as a backgroun

Using the Alert Monitor, you can work in SAP GUI or in the Web UI of the central SAP NetWeaver Administrator. In this section, we describe the user interface in the SAP GUI; the Web UI is self-explana

The description of the fields of the local work process overviewFieldExplanationNo.Work process number (unique for each SAP instance).This number and the SAP instance name (or

Statistics such as response times, memory use, and database accesses are collected and stored for all transaction steps by every SAP NetWeaver Application Server (AS). The data collected for a request

Auto-reaction methodYou can allocate auto-reaction methods to critical performance indicators so you will be informed of an alert by email, fax, or pager, even if you are not currently working with

Dispatcher statisticsOccasionally, it may be useful to analyze the work process dispatcher queue. Statistics on dispatcher activities are available via the server overview at the following path:

Note that these buffer quality values are only guidelines. In some cases, a database instance can still run well with apparently low buffer quality. Therefore, to avoid unnecessary investment of time