The dashboards view displays the Custom Code Management
scorecards. You can configure objectives related to custom code management and track your progress toward these goals using fully customizable scorecards and KPIs. For more information, see Dashboards for Custom Code Management and Data Volume Management.
To use the custom code management related dashboards, activate specific services (SICF). The activity Active Services
activates these services automatically. To activate the automatic activity, choose SAP Solution Manager Configuration
from the SAP Fiori Launchpad then choose the Custom Code Management
scenario and start the automatic activity Activate Services
.
You have completed the settings for the Custom Code Management
KPI group.
Note
For more information about the settings for the dashboards, see Configuring the Dashboards.
The Business Value
tab provides an overview of all active KPIs for custom code management in all the systems. If you click the line of a specific KPI, the system displays more details bout that KPI.
The following KPIs are predefined by SAP:
Total number of custom code objects
Total number of low quality objects
Total number of objects not used
Percentage of objects with criticality level 4 and 5
Total number of objects of severity level 1 – Enhancements
Total number of objects of severity level 3 – Modifications
Total number of objects of severity level 5 – Customer Objects
You can click the desired KPI to view more details.
The KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
tab will show all relevant information for the seven KPIs. In the Select KPI Group
field choose Custom Code Management
.
Table Column/ Name of the Value | What does this |
---|---|
Status | Status of the KPI |
KPI | KPI descpription |
Trend | |
Baseline | By default the system takes the BW data retrieved for the first time to set the baseline. You can define a baseline which serves as upper limit manually. For example you can define a maximum number for the KPI |
Achievement | The achievement is the comparison of the KPI current actual value with the Target value shown as percentage |
Target | You set a target that you want to reach for a KPI for a specific point in time. |
Benchmark | SAP predefines the benchmark based on customer experience. |
KPI current | Reflects the current situation for the KPI, for example the current amount of custom code objects. |
Monthly Improvement | Indicates a percentage of how well or bad the improvement has been in the current month. |
Note
You can change these values the in the settings. On the dashboard screen choose the wheel icon to open the ICI Dashboard Configuration
. For more information, see Interactive Continuous Improvement Dashboard.
To display the KPI-specific dashboards, click the desired KPI in the Business Value
or Key Performance Indicators
view, for example Total Number of Custom Code Objects
. You have several display options, for example Granularity
which helps you to look at a the KPI's history.
Note
You can change settings for the dashboards. To change the settings, choose the wheel icon on the dashboard screen to open the Dashboard Configuration
. For more information, see Configuring the Dashboards.
Choose Quick View
to display the historical details on the achievement, plan/actual, KPI value and monthly improvement:
Achievement History
Plan/ Actual History
KPI Value HIstory
Monthly Improvement History
You can display the historical data over a specific time, for example the last weeks, months, days.
Choose Input Measures
to display the historical details on the overall numbers.
You can select a specific system or all systems.
You can select the granularity of the historical data (for example the last weeks, months or days).
For more information, see Custom Code Management Work Center.
For more information about the Custom Code Management process from an expert’s perpective, see http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/x/zYE2FQ then under
How to Guides and Best Practices
click the Custom Code Lifecycle Management (CCLM)
link and choose chapter Dashboards
.
For more information about the ICI dashboard, see the SAP Wiki
on the SAP Community Network
at http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/x/M4heFw
then choose .