01-10-2007 7:29 AM
Hi,
what are the different types of workprocess and what its functionality can any one give me the detailed points about that.
Thanku
01-10-2007 10:31 PM
Hello Kumar,
First of all Wolfgang is correct. this is not part of security. However just to add from my side here is what work processes actually are:
SAP application server divides itself ito a set of logical servers dedicated for specific activties.
For example a logical background jobs server for processing background jobs. A logical spool server for processing spool objects (though logical spool server also has a different meaning). A logical enque server for lock mechanism.
All these logical servers have slots for user processes or activities. These are your work processes. It is analogus to the processes you see in your windows task manager.
In the above threads fellow forum members have already given details of different types of work processes.
This work processes affect and are affected by system performance and their regular monitoring thru SM50 and SM66 is a critical basis monitoring activity.
Hope this info is useful. Please award points accordingly.
regards.
Ruchit.
01-10-2007 8:00 AM
HI Kumar,
The work process over view can be obtained from SM50.
The type of wrk processes are Dialogue, Background, Update , Spool and so on.
Here are the following types of work processes:
Work Process Type
Dialog -- Executes dialog programs (ABAP)
Update -- Asynchronous database changes (is controlled by a COMMIT WORK statement in a dialog work process)
Background -- Executes time-dependent or event-controlled background jobs
Enqueue -- Executes locking operations (if SAP transactions have to synchronize themselves)
Spool -- Print formatting (to printer, file or database)
Several dialog work processes usually run on one application server. There are usually only one or two other types of work processes.
More info can be obtainec from the below link.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/05/0e41e6ba5911d188b20000e83539c3/frameset.htm
Hope it helps.
Br,
Sri
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01-10-2007 9:48 AM
Work processes is a process, it process the given task. Work processes will work based on assigned SAP services.
SAP services are Dialogue, Background, Update , Spool, Enqueue, Gateway (ICM) and Message.
Work processes and its assigned services can be monitored with SM50 and SMICM.
More details about services:
Work Process service Type
Dialog -- Executes dialog steps (programs)
Update (V1 and V2 or UPD and UP2) -- Asynchronous database changes (is controlled by a COMMIT WORK statement in a dialog work process)
Background -- Executes time-dependent or event-controlled background jobs
Enqueue -- Mainly executes lock management
Spool -- Print formatting (to printer, file or database
Gateway -- executes external connectivity
(In Latest versions SAP Gateway service replaced with ICM. and can be monitored with transaction SAP ICM.
thanks,
Praveen.
01-10-2007 11:11 AM
Hi kumarraju,
We have diffrent types of work process
<b>
Background workprocess
Dilog workprocess
Update work process
Spool workprocess
Enque work process</b>
Work process overview can me monitor in SM50(per particular instance)SM66(for all instance) t codes.
<b>Background workprocess</b>:Longrunning and time consuming jobs can be run in background.For this workprocess userintervention is not required.
background parameter <b>rdisp\wp_no_btc</b>.
<b>Dilog workprocess</b>:For this workprocess we have time limit.We have to set the parameter <b>rdisp\max_wprun_time</b> in instance profile.
Dilog parameter <b>rdisp\wp_no_dia</b>.
<b>Update workprocess</b>:this process is used to update the objects in the database.first dilog process update the temporary tables after that dilog process trigger update process to update the data base.
update parameter <b>rdisp\wp_no_ub1</b>.
<b>Spool process</b>:This process will be used to print the documents.For this also dilog will initate the spool process
Spool process parameter <b>rdisp\wp_no_spo</b>.
<b>Enque process</b>:This process will provide you locks when you are doing updates means it will provide you locks to the objects.
Enque parameter <b>rdisp\wp_no_eng</b>
i hope it will help you
kiran kumar.v
01-10-2007 12:03 PM
01-10-2007 10:31 PM
Hello Kumar,
First of all Wolfgang is correct. this is not part of security. However just to add from my side here is what work processes actually are:
SAP application server divides itself ito a set of logical servers dedicated for specific activties.
For example a logical background jobs server for processing background jobs. A logical spool server for processing spool objects (though logical spool server also has a different meaning). A logical enque server for lock mechanism.
All these logical servers have slots for user processes or activities. These are your work processes. It is analogus to the processes you see in your windows task manager.
In the above threads fellow forum members have already given details of different types of work processes.
This work processes affect and are affected by system performance and their regular monitoring thru SM50 and SM66 is a critical basis monitoring activity.
Hope this info is useful. Please award points accordingly.
regards.
Ruchit.
08-15-2007 12:17 PM
what is defination of workprocess?
not the workprocess types.
please tell me defination of workprocess?