The workload monitor is conceived in such a way that the workload for a particular instance that you can display the workload for a specific instance and a particular period of time, and compare the load for these circumstances caused by various transactions, users, RFC destinations, external systems, and so on.
Some questions cannot, however, be answered with these display conditions, such as the development of the workload over time (Load History) or the distribution of the workload for different instances (Instance Comparison).
Workload History
Use the Load History to check how the workload develops for a selected task type and a selected instance.
You can display the workload for different Days, Weeks, or Months for the selected instance. Choose the corresponding button to do this.
You can use the output view to select which workload data is displayed on the screen. You have the following options:
Output View |
Meaning |
Mean Values |
Selected workload values from the Workload Overview analysis view, for the selected task type in each case |
Total Values |
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DB Access |
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Response Time Distribution |
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Measurement Interval |
Time stamp of the first and last statistics records during the selected period |
You can sort the output by any column. To do this, select the desired column and choose the Sort button.
You can specify the task type for which workload is to be displayed. To do this, choose Other Task Type, and select the desired type.
Instance Comparison
In the Load History, you displayed the workload data for an instance for different times; in the Instance Comparison, you display the workload data for different instances for one period.
You can use the output view to select which workload data is displayed on the screen. The same output views are available as in the Load History.
You can sort the output by any column. To do this, select the desired column and choose the Sort button.
You can specify the task type for which workload is to be displayed. To do this, choose Other Task Type, and select the desired type.
You can determine the time period for which workload data is to be displayed. To do this, choose the Previous Period and Next Period buttons (you can select a period of Days, Weeks, and Months by choosing Edit → Choose Period Type).
The Load History and Instance Comparison display only data that you can select using the Analysis Views. The difference is that in the Load History, you can compare workloads directly in one list, which would otherwise always be in different output tables due to the structure of the workload monitor.
It is therefore a summary - the system displays the same data in a different format.
Users per Instance
Another comparison that you can display for workload distribution is the number of users per instance.
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