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Reg: Performance of the program...

former_member623843
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HI Abapers,

I need to get confirmation regarding the performance of the any program.

I have checked one program in SE30.

Here we are having three phases like ABAP, DATABASE, SYSTEM.

Here suppose if we have green in the ABAP side what it means,

And

If we have red bar in database side what it means.

And

If we have green in the system side what it meas..

Can any body please tell me the differenceu2026

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If you check the documentation, that should help.

Rob

ThomasZloch
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Type "Siegfried SE30" in search box and study the first hit.

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Hi,

Appearance of red in any of the bars indicates that the time taken by it is more and a signal of poor performance, in case database read has red color it means the sql statements of the program are taking the max. time and should be checked.

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Sumalatha.

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All you need to look is whether Database portion is Green..... the three segments are divided between 100%... System and ABAP if Red doesn't matter ... always you should take care that your select Queries dont impact much...

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Rajesh

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Hi,

check this link

/people/siegfried.boes/blog/2007/11/13/the-abap-runtime-trace-se30--quick-and-easy

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Madhu

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hi ,

if u are running a program abd in performance you are getting green , mean performance wise it is good and if u are getting red mean it has got some problem related to performance....

a red in database acess is really bad and should be avoided by making data base acess at one go.

u should check in for the sql statement and should use a different way to get the work done....

if u can let me know the sql quary....may be i can help you out

regards,

mohit

Edited by: Mohit Kumar on Feb 3, 2009 12:52 PM

former_member623843
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Thanks

former_member623843
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Thanks