2009 Apr 23 8:54 AM
Hi all,
I want to check performance of my WD program how will I do it.
Please suggest.
Thanks
Sanket sethi
2009 Apr 23 9:22 AM
Hi Sethi,
good question, not so easy to answer.
The politcal correct answer is use SMD (Solution Manager Diagnostics) and E2E Trace (End to End Trace) to get an overwiew and the details where your time is spent. But i don't know if you have that up and running.
Without it gets more complicated.
ABAP Webdynpro? Or Java Webdynpro?
How much systems of what type are involved? (ABAP stack only or java stack as well?)
On ABAP stack you can start with STAD to get an time overview of ABAP backend time.
For JAVA part i don't know all the tools. If most of the time is spent on ABAP drill down
with ST05, SE30, ST12... . If most of the time is not spent in ABAP... personally i call
that bad luck for me but there are tools for JAVA part and frontend measurements available,
but i don't know all of them.... thats why we have SMD and E2E....
Hope this helps... at least a little bit.
Kind regards,
Hermann
Hi Sethi,
good question, not so easy to answer.
The politcal correct answer is use SMD (Solution Manager Diagnostics) and E2E Trace (End to End Trace) to get an overwiew and the details where your time is spent. But i don't know if you have that up and running.
Without it gets more complicated.
ABAP Webdynpro? Or Java Webdynpro?
How much systems of what type are involved? (ABAP stack only or java stack as well?)
On ABAP stack you can start with STAD to get an time overview of ABAP backend time.
For JAVA part i don't know all the tools. If most of the time is spent on ABAP drill down
with ST05, SE30, ST12... . If most of the time is not spent in ABAP... personally i call
that bad luck for me but there are tools for JAVA part and frontend measurements available,
but i don't know all of them.... thats why we have SMD and E2E....
Hope this helps... at least a little bit.
Kind regards,
Hermann
2009 Apr 23 9:22 AM
Hi Sethi,
good question, not so easy to answer.
The politcal correct answer is use SMD (Solution Manager Diagnostics) and E2E Trace (End to End Trace) to get an overwiew and the details where your time is spent. But i don't know if you have that up and running.
Without it gets more complicated.
ABAP Webdynpro? Or Java Webdynpro?
How much systems of what type are involved? (ABAP stack only or java stack as well?)
On ABAP stack you can start with STAD to get an time overview of ABAP backend time.
For JAVA part i don't know all the tools. If most of the time is spent on ABAP drill down
with ST05, SE30, ST12... . If most of the time is not spent in ABAP... personally i call
that bad luck for me but there are tools for JAVA part and frontend measurements available,
but i don't know all of them.... thats why we have SMD and E2E....
Hope this helps... at least a little bit.
Kind regards,
Hermann
2009 Apr 23 10:05 AM
Hi Gahm,
I am using Abap wd and using ABAP stack only.
As per your suggestion I opened STAD transaction but I am not able to view time consumption while my WD application is running.
Can you please suggest me how to use this transaction.
Thanks
Sanket sethi
2009 Apr 23 10:17 AM
Hi Sethi,
use STAD not while your transactions is runnging but after it finshed.
Statistics Record will be written when it is finished (or aborted).
In the record you find DB Time and CPU Time (and other time values).
Depending on what is biggest... continue with ST05, SE30 or use ST12
to do both at same time.
and remember you are analyzing backend time.... time could be spent
in network (datatransfer) or frontend (rendering) as well. These times
have to be analyzed with other tools.
Hth,
Hermann
Edited by: Hermann Gahm on Apr 23, 2009 11:19 AM
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