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Long running reports

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Hi

I need to find the long running reports in the system. Kindly give me a way to find the custom developments which are taking long run time.

Regards,

Karthik.k

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Hi,

in SM50 you can find out the which reports are running long time.

i hope it will help you

kiran kumar.v

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Hi,

Execute the report RSORA245 with the following selection criteria one after other

Buffer gets = > 5,000,000

Disk reads =

Total execution =

Current Execution =

Shared memory =

SQL text =

Buffer gets =

Disk reads = > 2,000,000

Total execution =

Current Execution =

Shared memory =

SQL text =

Make a note of the program displayed in the above list. The above execution will give expensive SQL statements, which encompasses a lot of disk space and memory. The program name is displayed when you double click SQL statement and go for ABAP display. While updating the performance-monitoring sheet, also populate the SQL statement in findings along with name of program

In transaction ST03 , Click “Choose for analysis “ button .This will popup and screen in which one can select the application server on which the performance analysis is to be carried out .Now a pop-up for period for which the analysis is to be carried out.

Click “Top Time”. This report is already sorted on response time .If there are some report which has a reponce time more than 1,000,000 ms then this report is to be investigated further

Hope this helps.

Regards

Subramanian

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The SQL trace (ST05) is quite useful.

Rob

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RichHeilman
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A good transaction to look at runtime statistics, is tcode STAT.

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Rich Heilman