‎2007 Jan 23 10:57 AM
HI All,
I need to check the performance in se30. I got a Standard SAP table and i need to add a bespoke field to it now. But this table is largely used in our environment. The suggestions are create a new Bespoke table and add this new field in that.
Also, Client wants to check the performance of the new bespoke field if it is added to the standard SAP table . Please help how to check the performance if a add a new bespoke field to the standard table..
Cheers,
Smith.
‎2007 Jan 23 11:05 AM
Hi,
Try using ST05 - SQL Trace. I think this should help you.
SE30 is all about run-time analysis, where you can check performance of an ABAP program usually w.r.t. database access. It gives idea about time consumed in accessing database, also time taken for the execution of ABAP statements. In short it gives a graphical analysis, which is self explanatory.
Please feel to get back, if you have any further queries.
-B S B
‎2007 Jan 23 11:09 AM
Hi BSB,
Thanks for your prompt response...
>>>>Try using ST05 - SQL Trace. I think this should help you.
Can you please explain in brief how to use st05 to find out the performance of the feild in the table..
Thanks,
Smith
‎2007 Jan 23 11:20 AM
There is No Such Issue if u add Fields or Appending structures to any Standard SAP Tables, If some boday asking then u have to Educate them in such way that There will be no such issues will come when u add fields, Bcos SAP itself Recommends or release notes to add/append structures to SAP standard Table.
Regards
Prabhu
‎2007 Jan 23 11:25 AM
Hi,
Iam not sure if its possible to check the performance of the table as such.
But if you add a field to this and you have no other go but only to make a select to this table with this new custom field without the primary keys of the table , then the performance of your program may degrade.We can improve this condition by creating a secondary index on this field.
If your interested in having a <i>health</i> check of the table , you can do that by going to
SE11 -> display table -> utilities -> runtime object/database object -> check.
Regards,
‎2007 Jan 23 11:36 AM
Hi Smith,
The Performance means, where this table is used i mean how many programs/screens/Function modules were used this table, and
if you add this field will it affect to the performance, i suppose this was the question. there will be no performace issue at all, because you will add the field with the help of append structure, and you won't los any date in that table.
Regards
Sudheer