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Configure time slices in ABAP Call Monitor

rammel_sapdev
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Hi, I have a question regarding specifying the time slices. Currently it is set to 7. If we activated the abap call monitor last July 18 and today is August 1, does that mean it will delete/remove the monitoring data before July 25 (i.e., July 18 to July 24)? Does that mean we have to create the snapshot every week and upload it to custom code migration app regularly?

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Sandra_Rossi
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Yes, if you have 7 time slices, it will delete/remove the collected data after 7 days (the deleted time slice is reused to contain today data).

1 time slice = 1 day.

Yes, it means that you have to upload the data to somewhere else if you want to keep it (whatever it is, SolMan, SUSG, custom)

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Sandra_Rossi
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Yes, if you have 7 time slices, it will delete/remove the collected data after 7 days (the deleted time slice is reused to contain today data).

1 time slice = 1 day.

Yes, it means that you have to upload the data to somewhere else if you want to keep it (whatever it is, SolMan, SUSG, custom)

735

Hi,

I got a comment from Olga (via this post https://blogs.sap.com/2019/02/27/aggregate-usage-data-in-your-production-system-with-susg-transactio... saying that:


"the default time slices is set to 7 days. The data in SCMON is pulled off every night and the oldest is deleted. You need just to use SUSG transaction: in that case the SCMON data will be collected and aggregated by SUSG by and by and you will not lose the data. You don't need to create SUSG snapshot every week. As you create an SUSG snapshot, you will get all data collected between turning on SCMON/SUSG and the time point of snapshot creation."