The following documentation describes the various functions of the runtime analysis tool in the ABAP Workbench. Runtime analysis shows you how long it takes to process ABAP code, from single statements to a complete transaction.
To start the runtime analysis, choose Tools -> ABAP Workbench -> Test -> Runtime analysis (or transaction SE30). On the initial screen you can choose one of four main functions.
For large applications it is recommended that you first analyze the entire application and hit list.
The following documentation explains how to perform an analysis, display and interpret the results, and use the information to optimize your program.
Contents:
Functional Overview
Architecture und Navigation
Starting the Tool: Initial Screen

Measurable Components

Recording Times

Recording Performance Data
Creating Performance Data Files
Analyzing Performance Data Files

Measurement Results
Measurement Overview
Statement Hit List

Table Hit List

Group Hit List

Call Hierarchy

Statistics

Measuring External Processes

Starting the Process

Stopping the Process

Measurement Restrictions

Programs or Program Sections

Statements
File Size and Time Limit
Aggregation

Other Functions
Display Filter
Managing Performance Data Files

Saving Performance Data Files Locally

Tips and Tricks