Performance Monitoring 

Purpose

You use performance monitoring to display statistical data on the performance of message processing. The data comes from the Integration Server (IS) or the Process Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI).

The central tool for performance monitoring is the Runtime Workbench, which you call from the SAP Exchange Infrastructure start page.

Prerequisites

●     You have configured the necessary data collection from the Integration Server and from PMI for performance monitoring.

●     You have started the Runtime Workbench from the SAP Exchange Infrastructure start page and have selected the Performance Monitoring tab page on the initial screen.

Process Flow

Use performance monitoring to display the following data:

●     Aggregated overview data for message processing

●     Individual overview data for message processing

●     Aggregated detailed data for message processing performance

●     Individual detailed data for message processing performance

Use selection criteria to restrict the data that is displayed. For example, you can restrict the data to:

●     The data source

●     A specific component

●     A message processing mode

●     A specific time interval

The system only displays messages that are processed successfully within the specified time interval.

You can also choose Extended Search to restrict the displayed messages by using sender and receiver criteria. Selection filters defined in this way can be saved and reused. Saved filters can also be deleted.

If you want to display aggregated data, you must specify an aggregation interval.

If you want to display detailed data, you must specify a unique sender and unique receiver.

Empty input fields are not interpreted as "empty", but as "all". To define an attribute explicitly as “empty”, you must select the corresponding entry (<empty>) from the input help.

If you enter <empty> manually, this is not interpreted as an explicitly empty attribute, but as an attribute with the value <empty>.