on 01-21-2008 11:31 PM
Hello,
I'm just wondering if the following is possible in SAP (R/3, CRM, BW, etc...)
Lets say I have a user that is getting poor response times on occasion. Normally, I would run a trace in ST12 when they are having a problem. But what I'd really like to do is have the system watch said user, regardless of the transaction(s) they are running, and then, based on their response time, initiate a trace for that user for the duration of their problem and then send me an alert that a trace has been captured or is currently underway. Is this possible, whether through CCMS or some other function?
I ask this because oftentimes, when a specific user is having a problem, by the time I'm notified, 9 times out of 10 the problem has resolved itself and it is difficult to go back and see what happened.
Thanks,
Tom
Hi
It is possible through CCMS alert monitor. In RZ20 you have dialog user monitor in which you can monitor response time too.
http://help.sap.com/SAPHELP_NW04S/helpdata/EN/2c/abb2e7ff6311d194c000a0c93033f7/content.htm.
Refer above link to get email of CCMS
Thanks
Hetal
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Tom,
If you have a particular user experiencing a bad performance at particular time for a particular transaction, STAD can help you.
If there is a situation that most of the users were complaining at a particular time, you can use ST03N for that time interval at the time profile.
Neval
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Hello
See - http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm32/helpdata/EN/d7/28cbcf6dfd455ca8257bf5939a7c48/content.htm
The system and business process monitoring (including interface monitoring) in the SAP Solution Manager, both use the Computing Center Management System (CCMS) (transaction RZ20) architecture.
Regards.
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