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Hi experts,

What is the difference between the columns "Net" and "Gross" on the Runtime Analysis Evaluation Screen of the transaction SE30.

Also are the values in these columns written in microseconds unit?

I will reward all the helpful answers.

Thanks,

Ajay.

Edited by: ajay singh on May 7, 2008 10:53 AM

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Hi Ajay,

Gross time

The total time required for a call. This includes the runtime of all modularization units and ABAP statements called by the subject.

Net time

The net time is the gross time less the time required for modularization units (MODULE, PERFORM, CALL FUNCTION, CALL SCREEN, CALL TRANSACTION, CALL METHOD, CALL DIALOG, SUBMIT), and for the ABAP statements listed separately. For statements such as APPEND, the gross time is the same as the net time.

If the gross and net runtimes of a call are different, the call must either contain further calls or modularization units. The Statement Hit List allows you to find out the components that belong to a particular call.

Net time = gross time - time taken by the modularization units(in your program)

Example :

report ztest1.

select ....

read ....

perform test.

call function ...

*******

here the gross time is time taken by the whole program.

net time is the time taken by the select and read which does not fall under any of the modularization unit.

Note : It also tells the excessive or unnecessary use of modularization units. and User-specific functions.

Yes, they both are measured in ms.

Hope it helps.

Hi Ajay,

Gross time

The total time required for a call. This includes the runtime of all modularization units and ABAP statements called by the subject.

Net time

The net time is the gross time less the time required for modularization units (MODULE, PERFORM, CALL FUNCTION, CALL SCREEN, CALL TRANSACTION, CALL METHOD, CALL DIALOG, SUBMIT), and for the ABAP statements listed separately. For statements such as APPEND, the gross time is the same as the net time.

If the gross and net runtimes of a call are different, the call must either contain further calls or modularization units. The Statement Hit List allows you to find out the components that belong to a particular call.

Net time = gross time - time taken by the modularization units(in your program)

Example :

report ztest1.

select ....

read ....

perform test.

call function ...

*******

here the gross time is time taken by the whole program.

net time is the time taken by the select and read which does not fall under any of the modularization unit.

Note : It also tells the excessive or unnecessary use of modularization units. and User-specific functions.

Yes, they both are measured in ms.

Hope it helps.

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In microsecond is correct...

Regards

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Hi Ajay,

Gross time

The total time required for a call. This includes the runtime of all modularization units and ABAP statements called by the subject.

Net time

The net time is the gross time less the time required for modularization units (MODULE, PERFORM, CALL FUNCTION, CALL SCREEN, CALL TRANSACTION, CALL METHOD, CALL DIALOG, SUBMIT), and for the ABAP statements listed separately. For statements such as APPEND, the gross time is the same as the net time.

If the gross and net runtimes of a call are different, the call must either contain further calls or modularization units. The Statement Hit List allows you to find out the components that belong to a particular call.

Net time = gross time - time taken by the modularization units(in your program)

Example :

report ztest1.

select ....

read ....

perform test.

call function ...

*******

here the gross time is time taken by the whole program.

net time is the time taken by the select and read which does not fall under any of the modularization unit.

Note : It also tells the excessive or unnecessary use of modularization units. and User-specific functions.

Yes, they both are measured in ms.

Hope it helps.