on ‎2011 Sep 27 7:55 AM
Hello Experts,
please tell me what is there in ST22, why we use it.
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Hi,
You can use the tools of the ABAP dump analysis (ST22) to list the ABAP runtime errors that have occurred in an ABAP system as well as the relevant short dumps.
Displays and analyzes update statistics again
Save in a local file
Store for a longer period of time
ST22 ABAP Runtime Error Analysis
ST22 Check and analyze SAP ABAP short Dumps An ABAP dump (AKA short dump) is generated when a report or transaction terminates as the result of a serious error. The system records the error in the system log. SM21 and write a snapshot (dump) of the program terminiation to a special table (SNAP). This transaction can also be called from the system log (SM21). ABAP dump is used to analyze and determine why the error occured and take corrective action
SM21 Check and analyze SAP system log for any critical log entries (hourly)
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp2/helpdata/en/b1/34ab1cd8e44562b0fee9524c638cca/frameset.htm
Thanks,
Venkat
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Hi,
In case you come across any job log in SM37 which shows there is short dump. To understand the short dump in more details you can refer to ST22. You can also take a snap shot from ST22 and send to SAP in case it is not getting easily resolved.
You can see short dump date and time wise in the BW system.
Thanks and regards
Kiran
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Hi,
The transaction code is used to check and analyze SAP short Dumps. These short dumps will generate when a report or transaction terminates as the result of a serious error. these errors will be recorded in the sys log.
Regards,
Ranganath
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