Definition of the Systems to Be Monitored (SAP Library

Definition of the Systems to Be Monitored

Use

You can use this function to define which components are to be monitored using the Global Workload Monitor. This determines which components are displayed in the workload tree of the Functions subscreen. The collection of workload data is independent of this system selection; the system selection is primarily intended to allow you to structure the interface in as clear a manner as possible.

The following functions are also available to you:

You can check which components are entered in the CCMS System Component Repository (SCR).

You can save and recall a total of five different sets that each contain a set of monitored components.

You can view and change the most important system data for the components.

Integration

During the definition of the monitored systems, you can also access the systems that are known to the Solution Manager and, in this way you can, for example, monitor all systems that are assigned a particular business process. However, for this it is necessary that you specify the RFC destination and the name of the data model of the Solution Manager in the context of the System Selection. To do this, choose SolMan. The utilized data model is CBP Data Model.

Prerequisites

Before you can analyze statistical data from remote components with the Global Workload Monitor, you must know system data (such as the RFC destination). You can enter this data in the table manually, or call it up using the Systems menu.

To be able to monitor workload data from SAP R/3 Systems, the function group SAPWL_GLOB_STAT must exist in the corresponding system.

To monitor DSR components or to use indirect destinations (see below), you require a monitoring system with a release status of SAP Web Application Server 6.10 or higher.

Activities

Start the Global Workload Monitor by calling transaction ST03G.

In the Functions subscreen, expand the Settings and Log subtree (

Choose System Selection (

). The system displays the Last Saved Dataset screen.

To display a list of systems, choose an entry in the Systems menu.

If necessary, you can make changes in the displayed list.

To start an analysis for a system list, choose Apply. The analysis is performed for the activated entries. The system first performs a consistency check of the destination to the monitoring system. If the consistency check fails for an entry, this entry is deactivated and a message is created for the application log.

Note

The list for which you select Apply therefore contains the systems that the Global Workload Monitor displays.

Features

To obtain a selection of components that can be monitored, choose the Systems menu. The menu has the following entries:

Entry	Description
Local	The locally available components include, of course, the local SAP R/3 System, and also all of the DSR components for which statistical data is collected in this SAP R/3 System. DSR statistical data is collected in the SAP R/3 System with which the CCMS agent, which is responsible for the transfer, is registered.
All	All components that are registered in the SCR are displayed here. This is both SAP R/3 Systems and DSR components.
Solution Manager	This displays the components that are known to the Solution Manager. The system first displays a table with the available Solutions. Choose the desired Solution by double clicking it; the associated systems are then displayed. You can also select systems that belong to a particular business process. To do this, choose the Business Process pushbutton, chose the desired process by double clicking it, and choose the desired system in the following table by double clicking it.
Set No. 1 – 5	The components that you have previously saved as one of the five possible sets are displayed here.
Current List	The current list contains those components that were active when the system selection was called.

The following data is displayed for each of the displayed components:

Column	Description
Activated	Indicator with which you can activate and deactivate the monitoring of the component
Component	Component name (from the SCR) and, for SAP R/3 Systems, the name of the SAP R/3 System
Comp. Type	Name of the component type (from the SCR) and, for SAP R/3 Systems, the entry SAP R/3
Mon.Sys	Monitoring system in which the statistical data of the component is collected; for SAP R/3 Systems, the system itself
Mon. Sys Dest	RFC destination of the monitoring system; this entry is empty if the monitoring system is the local SAP R/3 System
Indirect Dest.	RFC destination of an SAP R/3 System (for example, the system of the Solution Manager) in which the destination of the monitoring system is known; access to the statistical data of the monitoring system is then performed indirectly through this intermediate system
Release	SAP Basis or SAP Web Application Server release of an SAP R/3 System

Note

The specifications for component name, component type, and the name of monitoring system are mandatory.
An empty field for a destination and the entry NONE are equivalent.
Note that all field of the table are case-sensitive.

You can change the specified data in the table. To save the table contents to the database, choose the Save menu and one of the five sets available.

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