eG Monitoring
 

Measures reported by AsSysDiaActTest

By tracking the user logins to the SAP ABAP system, administrators can understand how actively the system is being used and accordingly plan the capacity of the system. In addition, the response time of the instances are also analyzed, thus turning the spotlight on instances that respond too slow. For this purpose, eG Enterprise periodically executes the AsSysDiaActTest test.

This test reports the number of user sessions logged into all the instances of the SAP ABAP System, measures the dialog activity levels of the users, and reports the response time of the instances. This way, the test indicates how well the ABAP system is being utilized, proactively reveals a consistent rise in user activity on the system, and pre-emptively points to instances that are slow to respond to requests.

Outputs of the test : One set of results for the target SAP ABAP System being monitored.

The measures made by this test are as follows:

Measurement Description Measurement Unit Interpretation
Users_logged_in Indicates the number of user sessions logged into all the instances of the SAP system. Number This measure is a good indicator of load of the SAP ABAP System.

Use the detailed diagnosis of this measure to figure out the instance on which maximum number of users were logged in. For each instance, the detailed diagnosis lists the instance name, number of users, dialog work process utilization, dialog queue usage, activity, long runner duration etc.,
Dialog_steps Indicates the rate at which dialog steps were processed per minute by the system across all the instances during the last measurement period. Steps/min A high value combined with a high Dialog process time points to a general overload; a very low value, indicates an error.
Max_response_time Indicates the maximum time taken by an instance to respond to requests. Seconds Use the detailed diagnosis of this measure to figure out the instance that is taking too long to respond.
Avg_response_time Indicates the average time taken by an instance to respond to requests. Seconds A high value for this measure indicates issues with load balancing across the instances. To minimize the average response time, administrators should optimize the load balancing technique across all the instances of the SAP ABAP system.