where will you first see if there is a performance problem....
Answer Posted / manish
Hi,
In Case of performance problem,we need to find out the area
which is causing it.it can be done in following steps:
1.goto tranaction ST03 and checked for avaerage response
time.it sud not be more than 40% of DB response time.
In case it is,select the report/trasnsaction causing that
and look for the user or table bein accessed by double
clicking on that.
2.Check for the top CPU processes in ST06->detailed
analysis,it may happen that some DB related job is
running.clarify frm ur DBA
3.Some background job is running,it can also be checked
from ST03.
4.Data loading is in progress,incase of BW/BI system,in
this case there is no other option than to wait.
5.Check for the no of swaps in st02 and hit ratio.may be
that buffer size is too small to hold the required for huge
data.
6.Network bottleneck can also happen.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What is the purpose of table tdevc?
I'm getting the following runtime error in IDES "DYNPRO_MSG_IN_HELP". GUI is 720 final release and patch level:0
You want to find out which users have an access to a particulat transaction. How would you do that?
How do you kill a job in SAP?
What is sap market place?
Hi, Cansomeone please send the system refresh doc , it's very urgent for me. Thanks in advance.
can u explain step by step procedure of DB REFRESH..Ravi
hi friends, in sap screen with 000 client i unable to logon,with 001 client i can login but i want to log on with 000 client how i can loggin with 000 client intial screen ,please can u help me
Differentiate between synchronous and asynchronous transport
What is the difference between developer trace, system log and system trace?
What is the use of kernel in sap system? How do you check the current kernel version in sap system?
What are the activities you done in EP?
List the difference between asynchronous and synchronous transport?
what is role of sap administrator in pi & ep?
How can you view locked transactions?