Answer / amit

SM 50 gives you the detail of all process in SAP under a
particular server let it b bckgrnd or any process

SM 66 gives a detail of global workprocess wit all detail
as since when it is running and other

Answer / venkyrepala

SM50 used to monitor instance specific workprcesses.

SM66 to monitor workprocess of all instances.. but here we see long running processes only. here we monitor the memory flips.

in SM50 we monitor NAME OF THE USER, PROGRAM,STATUS OF PROCESS, REASON FOR THE STATUS, ACTION ON THE DATABASE, CPU UTILIZATION ...

Answer / shiva kumar

in sm50 t-code we can see only local system workprocess n in
sm66 t-code we can see global system workprocess mens in our
landscape all system workprocess we see

Answer / deepak gupta

In SM50, we can see the available work processes means which
are in waiting status for an instance only.
In SM66, we can see all the work processes which are running
or stopped but not waiting for all instances. Means used
work process.

Answer / madhu arla

SM50--used for local work processes
SM66--used for global work process

main advantage of sm66,it displays the workprocess consume memory,

we can kill the work process in sm50, it is not possible in sm66

Answer / bhujanga

sm 66 also you cal the work process

Answer / vinay

SM 50 gives you the detail of all process in SAP under a
particular server let it b bckgrnd or any process

SM 66 gives a detail of global workprocess wit all detail
as since when it is running and other

(or)

SM50 used to monitor instance specific workprcesses.

SM66 to monitor workprocess of all instances.. but here we see long running processes only. here we monitor the memory flips.

in SM50 we monitor NAME OF THE USER, PROGRAM,STATUS OF PROCESS, REASON FOR THE STATUS, ACTION ON THE DATABASE, CPU UTILIZATION

(or)
in sm50 t-code we can see only local system workprocess n in
sm66 t-code we can see global system workprocess mens in our
landscape all system workprocess we see

(or)
In SM50, we can see the available work processes means which
are in waiting status for an instance only.
In SM66, we can see all the work processes which are running
or stopped but not waiting for all instances. Means used
work process.

(or)
sm 66 also you cal the work process

(or)
SM50--used for local work processes
SM66--used for global work process

main advantage of sm66,it displays the workprocess consume memory,

we can kill the work process in sm50, it is not possible in sm66

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