Using the DB Operations Monitor
Use
Use the DBA operations monitor for online monitoring of database operations within both internal and external database tools. You can also monitor runtime and remaining time of operations that are running. The DBA operations monitor can be used regardless of which database you are using. It provides historical as well as current (online) information about the following database operations:
Prerequisites
To use the database operations monitor, the tables of the XDB interface must be correctly filled.
Features
To call the DBA operations monitor, choose Tools ® CCMS ® DB administration ® Operations monitor Alternatively, call Transaction DB24.
In the group box Overview is an overview of the status of database operations that are running or have finished as well the current setup for the database operations monitor. The individual database operations are displayed in a table. The table includes the following columns:
Column |
Meaning |
RC |
Result of the database operation: Green means "Everything OK" Yellow means "Warning" Red means "Error" |
Status |
Status of the operation: STARTED RUNNING COMPLETED |
Date |
Date of the operation |
Time |
Start time of the operation |
FID |
Type of operation |
Object |
Database objects that are affected by the operation or are key |
Runtime |
Runtime of the operation |
Program |
Program that executes the operation (for example, SAPDBA) |
Description |
Short description of the operation |
Activities
Displaying specific database operations
To display specific database operations (for example, backup/recovery operations), choose the corresponding pushbutton, or the menu option under DB operation. Choose All database operations to display all DB operations.
Displaying specific views
To display specific views (for example, to display those database operations with status "warning", or those with status "error") choose Setup ® View. Then choose either Warning or Error. Choose All operations, to display all database operations. To set the time period for the view, choose Setup ® View ® Time period.
Updating display
To update the display of database operations, choose Edit ® Refresh, or choose Refresh on the application toolbar.
Automatically refresh display
To automatically refresh the display of database operations, choose Setup ® Auto-refresh ® Activate. To deactivate automatic refresh of the display, choose Deactivate. To set the time interval for the refresh, choose Setup ® Auto-Refresh ® Time Interval.
Deleting table entries
To delete database operations from the table, select the desired entries and choose Edit ® Delete.
Automatically deleting table entries
To automatically delete table entries, choose Setup ® Auto-delete ® Activate Choose Deactivate to deactivate automatic delete. To set the time interval for the refresh, choose Setup ® Auto-delete ® Time Interval.
Sorting table entries
To sort columns in ascending or descending order, first select the relevant column. Then choose Edit ® Sort and Descending, or Ascending. Alternately, choose Sort in descending order or Sort in ascending order on the application tool bar.
Printing table entries
To print table entries, choose Print
Saving settings
To save all your settings (view, auto-refresh, and auto-delete), choose Setup ® Save.
Details about database operations
For details about operations (for example, remaining time for the operation, or directory and name of the log file), double-click the table entry, or select the table entry and choose Display details on the application toolbar. On the next screen, choose Refresh on the application toolbar to update the display. Use Display action log to display a detailed log for the database operation.