Troubleshooting Work Center

AS Java Statistics

This request performance tool allows you to measure and analyze the performance of AS Java system activities. It provides important performance metrics such as response time, CPU time, memory consumption, and so on.

More information: AS Java Statistics

Business Logs

Allows you to monitor and analyze business events of Business Process Management (BPM) using the business lifecycle logs. BPM raises events to signal changes in the lifecycle of its entities.

More information: Monitoring the Business Lifecycle Logs

Compare Systems

Allows you to compare the configuration of two systems: software and development components, application, system data, services, instance data, and so on.

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Distributed Transactions

Allows you to monitor the successfulness of the AS Java Transaction Service in handling JTA transactions and recovering incompleted transactions after a resource crash.

More information: Monitoring Distributed Transactions

Core Services Utilities

Allows you to view and configure the traces written in a backend system while processing business objects.

You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/coresrvutil

Heap Dumps Analysis

Use this application to make an expert system analysis of your AS Java. When the system detects a memory leak, you can view, generate, archive and download heap dumps. You can also delete them later.

More information: Analyzing Heap Dumps

Java Class Loader Viewer

Allows you to monitor the hierarchy, and references between the class loaders in the AS Java. You can view detailed information about the available class loaders and diagnose problems.

You can access this function via the quick link: /nwa/classloader

More information: Java Class Loader Viewer

JNDI Browser

Allows you to access the naming tree of the JNDI Registry Service.

You can access this function via the quick link: /nwa/jndi

More information: JNDI Browser

JPA Monitors

Allows you to view and customize the JPA monitors. They provide information about all JPA applications that are running on a given cluster. This information is grouped by the existing persistence units.

You can access this function via the quick link: /nwa/jpa-mon

More information: Using JPA Monitors

Log Configuration

Allows you to view the current log configuration, change the severity of log controllers, or reset the custom log configuration to the default one.

You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/log-config

More information: Log Configuration with SAP NetWeaver Administrator

Log Viewer

Allows you to view all log and trace messages that are generated in the SAP system.

You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/logs

More information: Log Viewer

Locks

Allows you to create and release locks. Locks are identified by their name and argument. The SAP NetWeaver Administrator sets the lock owner automatically.

You can access this function via the quick link: /nwa/locks

More information: Managing Locks

Message Server

Allows you to monitor message server parameters and settings.

You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/msg-server

Open SQL Data Browser

Allows you to view the content of database tables residing in the JDBC System Data Source, sort and filter the table data.

You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/databrowser

More information: Using Open SQL Data Browser

Open SQL Monitors

Allows you to monitor and administer the components within the Open SQL framework. You can monitor the execution of SQL statements, the status of the table and catalog buffers, as well as the availability and use of Open SQL database connections.

You can access this function with the quick link: /nwa/sql

More information: Using Open SQL Monitors

Rules Business Logs

Provides business rules execution logs information about the execution of rules, decision tables, and rule flows.

More information: Viewing Rules Log Information

Security Troubleshooting Wizard

Allows you to collect the traces for any reproducible security-related problems.

More information: Collecting Traces for Troubleshooting Security Problems

System Info

Allows you to view general information about the instances of the current system and the installed components.

You can access this function via the quick link: /nwa/sysinfo

More information: Working with System Information

Thread Dump Analysis

The most-used method for an administrator to detect whether a problem occurred in the system is using thread dumps. You can use the Thread Dump Analysis function to trigger and find out problems.

More information: Analyzing Thread Dumps