on 10-24-2007 4:22 PM
Is there a was to sum up the size (in bytes) of all the messages that have gone through XI? Is there a way to do this in Run Time Workbench?
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If anyone can find a more elegant solution, I would really appreciate it.
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Rodel,
If you could find out the sap table where Message is stored / or probably u can find messge size as well somewhere in table..then you can run simple query on this table with date and would return you all messages for that date with payload and size....now only thing is you need to find out table which hold this information.
Just a thought...
Here is table which hold payload as well as size of the same..SXMSCLUP ( Field CLUSTR holds size and MSGGUID actual payload...
Now you can create a view with table SXMSPMAST and SXMSCLUP and get the payload size with date/time filteration...
Hope this will help
Nilesh
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Nilesh Kshirsagar
Hi,
I am not excatly sure about this but i think this is correct.
Goto RWB->Performance Monitoring-> select date range and mark Aggregation Interval to which ever is most appropriate.
From the results take the Number (total number of messages) and multiply with the Size (Bytes) column value.
If there are more than one line in the results, then do the above for each line and add these values to get the total size of messages processed by XI in that select time frame.
Also, if you have solution manager configured, the early watch report (for us it gives a weeks' data) will tell you how many messages and the size of each message in each Interface.
Regards,
Balaji.M
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Hi Rodel,
Check out this blog....might be usefull.
Hope this will help.
Nilesh
I was hoping I could get this data without additional development as the article suggests. However in the short term I was able to find a quick and dirty way to find the data I needed by going to RWB -> Performance Monitoring -> select IS for Datasource and choosing Overview Individually in the Display drop down. This will return all the messages and related detail information which includes message size. I then click on download to download the information in a text file. Then I import this text file into a local database and from there I'm able to do all sorts of queries.
Hi,
Tcode- Sxmb_Moni you can find the Message size for individual Message.
Regards
Agasthuri Doss
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