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Performance problem with FM 'SUSR_GET_TCODES_WITH_AUTH'

Former Member

‎2005 Oct 19 3:20 AM

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Hi,

I am using FM 'SUSR_GET_TCODES_WITH_AUTH' to display Details of Activity Groups, profiles via T-code for user level.

I have extracted logic from standard program 'RSUSR010' which will display only tcode for single user.

When i am executing my program for range of user i am facing lot of performance problem. B'cause the FM 'SUSR_GET_TCODES_WITH_AUTH' i am calling for each profile of user.

can anybody help me on this.

Thanks

Rayudu

Hi,

I am using FM 'SUSR_GET_TCODES_WITH_AUTH' to display Details of Activity Groups, profiles via T-code for user level.

I have extracted logic from standard program 'RSUSR010' which will display only tcode for single user.

When i am executing my program for range of user i am facing lot of performance problem. B'cause the FM 'SUSR_GET_TCODES_WITH_AUTH' i am calling for each profile of user.

can anybody help me on this.

Thanks

Rayudu

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Former Member

‎2005 Oct 19 3:34 AM

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If the function module itself is consuming all the time, then there is nothing you can do about it, except to look for a different logic or FM. But if the time is taken by your logic, but the function call itself is executing within a reasonable time, then you should look at your program logic.

Do a runtime analysis, sql trace etc and see where the time is spent. If you identify a specific piece of code that is taking a long time, post it here so that someone will help optimizing it.

Srinivas

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Former Member

‎2005 Oct 19 2:34 PM

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Rather than calling the FM for each user and each profile, call it for each user only. All the profile data for a user will come back in one execution of the FM.

Rob