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Object documentationData Flow for Statistics Data

 

The Extractor Framework (EFWK) is used to transfer ABAP statistics data to the associated BI of the SAP Solution Manager. No process chains and DataSources are used in this process; the data is writtend directly to a number DSOs by jobs.

Note Note

For more information about the data flow for monitoring data, see Data Flow for Monitoring Data

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The BI objects of the ABAP statistics data are grouped into different InfoAreas; these largely correspond to the analysis views of the Workload Monitor. For each of these InfoAreas, there is a set of six different DSO objects, which are supplied with data by the Extractor Framework, and which contain the corresponding aggregated data in the different time resolutions.

To allow further use of the statistics data, it must be written to a number of InfoCubes. This is done by the job CCMS_ASR_AGGR_DATA_UPDATE, which runs every hour.

There are two InfoCubes with identical structures (twin Cubes) for each time resolution of the statistics data. The data is initially written to the first InfoCube in each case, until the end of retention period for the relevant resolution, as specified in the setup of the interactive reporting. More data is then written to the second Cube in each case, until the end of the set retention period is reached there, too. The first Cube is then deleted, and the cycle starts again.

Since it is not possible to determine at any particular point in time which of the twin cubes contains the desired performance data, a corresponding MultiProvider is used for queries on this data. The data of both of the twin cubes is available to this MultiProvider.

The following naming conventions apply for these InfoProviders:

Type

Naming Convention

Example

DSO object

0CCM<DSO abbreviation><resolution abbreviation>

0CCMAWDH

(Time profile, hourly data)

InfoCube

(Twin cubes)

0CCM<IC abbreviation><resolution abbreviation>1

0CCM<IC abbreviation><resolution abbreviation>2

Note Note

In each case, there are two twin cubes, with the suffixes 1 and 2.

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0CCMAWDH1

0CCMAWDH2

(Time profile, hourly data)

MultiProvider

(individual resolutions)

0CCM0CCM<MP abbreviation><resolution abbreviation>

0CCMAWDH

(Time profile, hourly data)

MultiProvider

(All resolutions)

0CCM0CCM<MP abbreviations>

0CCMAW

(Time profile, all resolutions)

The following time resolutions exist, and have the corresponding abbreviations:

Resolution

Resolution Abbreviation

Hourly data

DH

Daily data

DD

Weekly data

WD

Weekly data with hourly resolution

WH

Monthly data

MD

Monthly data with hourly resolution

MH

Note Note

Note that the aggregates with hourly resolution are not filled with values by default. The reason for this is the large quantity of data and the fact that these aggregates are not used in any standard reports delivered by SAP. If you require the aggregates, you can manually activate the data provision. For more information, see SAP Note 1760348.

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The statistics data are grouped into different InfoAreas. The following InfoAreas exist, and have the corresponding abbreviations:

InfoArea

DSO Object Abbreviation

InfoCube Abbreviation

MultiProvider Abbreviation

TREX Client

ATX

TX

TXC

Web Service Consumer

AWC

WC

WSC

Web Service Provider

AWP

WP

WSP

Web Server

WS

WS

BWS

Time Profile

DAW

AW

AW

Load from External Systems

EX

EX

AEX

RFC Client

RC

RC

BRC

RFC Client Destination

RD

RD

BRD

RFC Server

RS

RS

BRS

RFC Server Destination

RT

RT

BRT

Web Server Destination

WD

WD

BWD

ESI Time Profile

ES

ES

BES

Inbound Queue

IQ

IQ

BIQ

Response Time Distribution

TD

TD

BTD

Note Note

For more information about the concept of the different aggregates, see Aggregation.

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