on 05-11-2016 8:50 AM
Hi,
We have a virtual cluster active/active Windows server 2012 with two instaces. When I check the transaction st03n to improve response times, I see that transactions have a high value in rollwaittime.
I have done traces to those transactions that have much rollwaittime and I saw that the call to OLE_FLUSH_CALL takes quite a long time.
CPU time 172 ms Number Roll ins 12
RFC+CPIC time 232 ms Roll outs 12
Enqueues 0
Total time in workprocs 502 ms
Load time Program 2 ms
Response time 11.410 ms Screen 0 ms
CUA interf. 0 ms
Wait for work process 12 ms
Processing time 478 ms Roll time Out 31 ms
Load time 2 ms In 4 ms
Generating time 0 ms Wait 10.896 ms
Roll (in+wait) time 10.900 ms
Database request time 18 ms Frontend No.roundtrips 13
Enqueue time 0 ms GUI time 10.971 ms
Net time 57 ms
I do not know exactly what the problem with the rollwaittime , Does anyone have a similar problem in your facility?
I appreciate it any suggestions
Regards
Edurne
Hi Edurne
Please check the following:
Displaying Transaction Profiles - Workload Monitor - SAP Library
Thanks
Ravi
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Hello Edurne,
Can you check below note?
8963 - Definition of SAP response time/processing time/CPU time
As of Release 4.6, roll wait times also occur when the R/3 system communicates with the controls in the front end. While the data in the front end is processed, the R/3 context is rolled out, and the work process is released as a result. This may occur several times during a transaction step. If front-end office applications (such as Microsoft Word) are started and only closed after a long time (more than several minutes), a very long roll wait time also occurs.
Regards,
Yuksel AKCINAR
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