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Background documentation JARM Runtime Views  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

To access the tabs described below, choose Server ® Services ® Performance Tracing ® Runtime ® JARM.

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When you start the JARM runtime, there is no data displayed. You have to use the Refresh option to view the latest JARM data.

JARM Runtime Views

Tab Name

Description

Request Summary

The Request Summary tab displays accumulated data since system start or data reset. The most important counters are: Average response time of a request and Number of requests.

If the system is permanently under load, you must also pay attention to the Requests per second counter. The Average outbound data counter gives an impression of the transferred data amounts. In combination with the Requests providing outbound data you may have an indicator of the ”normal” system load.

Request Overview

The Request Overview tab shows the most important requests and components are shown selected by different criteria such as the response time or amount of transferred data. The response time shows the elapsed time required. The slowest response gives an indication of where a performance analysis may be necessary.

Choose one of the requests to display detailed information in the pane below. The net time shows the slowest components (net time means time a thread stays in a component, without the time left in sub components).

The levels show how deep a component is nested (0 = the highest level).

Component Overview

The Component Overview tab shows the data collected for each component in a condensed way. The data can be sorted by average gross time, outbound data, average net time, or the number of calls.

User Overview

The User Overview shows the username with average response time, number of requests and time of the first and the last request.

Thread Overview

The Thread Overview tab lists all the threads currently running in applications instrumented with JARM. The amount of threads indicates the current load on the server.

This tab also counts the time a request is already running and the active time of components. This helps to find long running or blocked requests.

Action shows the current action in a component (optional). If the same action or the same component is shown in several threads it may indicate lock problems in this area.

If you want to select the table entries to be shown for each tab in the JARM runtime see Configuring Tables.

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