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When you use DB02 Transaction, You see something called as
Swaps, What are they, and how the increase in swaps does
affect your SAP system Performance
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Answer Posted / anand salimeda
In order to accomodate the new content into the buffer,
swaps occurs. In other words swaping of old info with new
info. When swaps increases obviously the system performance
will effect. Check the directories and space to avoid more
swaps.
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