You can use theAlert Monitor to monitor the response times in a particular client, in a transaction, or in a transaction in a client.
Use this function to monitor a service level agreement with which service providers are under contract to provide their customers with SAP services a certain response time. The Service Level Agreement could, for example, be based on the response times in a client that the customer uses, or on the response times of critical transactions.
As of SAP R/3 4.6C, the Alert Monitor contains thetransaction-specific dialog monitor in the CCMS Monitors for Optional Components monitor set. You can use this monitor to monitor the response times in specific clients or transactions.
You can either use this monitor, or, as we recommend, use the procedure below to create your own monitor.
Which client and/or which transaction is to be monitored?
To be able to monitor a particular client, enter it as transaction name (field TCODE) * and specify the client (field MON_CLIENT). Note that in this case, one subtree is displayed in the alert monitor for all transactions, and not a subtree for each transaction.
To monitor a particular transaction in all clients, enter the transaction code and * as the client name. Note that in this case, one subtree is displayed in the alert monitor for all clients, and not a subtree for each client.
We recommend that you use the same name for the MTE class and the monitoring object. This simplifies selecting by client or transaction in the monitoring definition.
Use the same MTE class name for clients or transactions that you want to display together in the monitor.
You can now use the Transaction-Specific Dialog Monitor to monitor the response times in dialog for the specified clients and transactions. If you want to use a separate monitor to display the data, follow the procedure below:
Creating a monitor with the response times of the monitored transactions/clients
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ContextR3DialogFocus |
A monitor created in this way corresponds to the Transaction-Specific Dialog Monitor; it contains:
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Name of an MTE class that you have entered in the field MTECLASS in the table ALTRAMONI |
The monitor created in this way contains only the clients and transactions that you assigned to the corresponding MTE class in the ALTRAMONI table. |