Monitoring ABAP Error Messages 
Use the ABAP Critical Messages monitor to obtain information about the most important error messages of your ABAP system or of your monitored ABAP systems. You can see areas that you particularly need to monitor in your daily administration at a glance in the subtrees of this monitor.
Execution
Check the ABAP Critical Messages monitor for alerts. To open the monitor, proceed as described in Tasks. Depending on the affected nodes, you can react to the alert as follows:
Affected MTE |
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ABAP Shortdumps |
Errors during the execution of ABAP programs are displayed here in the status attribute <instance>\Shortdumps. The system has created a dump and reported this to the monitoring architecture. Transaction ST22 (ABAP Runtime Errors) is set as the analysis method (see also Program Checks). |
Aborted Batch Jobs |
Errors during the execution of jobs are displayed here in the <instance>\Aborted Jobs status attributes. A separate red alert is generated for each of these jobs. Transaction SM37 (Job Selection) is set as the analysis method with the selection condition Job Status Canceled (see also Job was canceled). |
Update Update Errors |
Incorrect update requests are displayed here in the <instance>ErrorInUpdate status attributes. Transaction SM13 (Update Requests) is set as the analysis method (see also Analyzing and Correcting Update Errors). |
Update Update Service |
This status attribute specifies whether the update process in the corresponding system is active. |
Syslog Messages |
Messages from the system log are displayed here, grouped by instances and topic areas. This allows you to identify and correct errors in the monitored systems and their environments. Transaction SM21 (System Log: Analysis) is set as the analysis method.
By default, each system log message generates an alert of the appropriate color. Syslog Monitor describes how you can restrict alert generation only to the message IDs that you define. In this case, alerts are only generated for selected syslog messages. End of the note. |
Database Database Health |
This monitoring object monitors different parameters and frequent errors for each database type. You can use this information to assess whether your database is working correctly. For more information, see the appropriate point below for your database:
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Database Database Backup |
This monitoring object monitors the date and the status of the current database backup. For more information, see the appropriate point below for your database:
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Note
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