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Monitoring Frequency of Usage Of BSP

former_member76585
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Is there an opportunity to Monitor the Usage of BSP Applications? We would like to know how often a BSP side is used and by whom.

Thank you for your help.

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Laszlo_B
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Hello Harald,

since the BSP applications use the ICF (Internet Communication Framework) infrastructure, you can use the ICF recorder to record BSP activities.

You can do this in the following way:

  • Go to transaction SICF, and execute (F8) the initial screen
  • Drill down to default_host -> sap -> bc -> bsp, and click once on the bsp row
  • Select menu "Edit" -> "Recorder" -> "Activate Recording"
  • In the appearing popup fine-tune what needs to be logged, then activate the recording. In your case the "All Users" option should be useful in the popup
  • After some time deactivate the recording by drilling down to bsp (in transaction SICF) again, then select menu "Edit" -> "Recorder" -> "Deactivate Recording"
  • Finally, go to menu "Edit" -> "Recorder" -> "Display Recording". Fine-tune the selection if it is required, then the results can be checked.

Alternatively, the results ("records") of the ICF recorder can be checked in transaction SICFRECORDER.

Here are some more information about this function:

ICF Recorder - Components of SAP Communication Technology - SAP Library

Best regards,

Laszlo

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former_member76585
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I meanwhile found out, that there is a possibility with Transaction ST03 if you insert the BSP Application in the workload collector Parameters.

Best regards and thanks for your help

sarat_malladi
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Hi,

One option is to develop a user exit whenever user clicks on any BSP application.

Step 1: Activate the SQL trace in transaction ST05 in R/3 system.

Step 2: Click on the BSP applications in the browser.

Step 3: Deactivate SQL trace.

Step 4: Display the trace which contain the standard routines/methods which are triggered whenever a BSP application is accessed.

Now use this area to capture the log details such as user ID, time & date.