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　　SM50 Work Process Overview

　　SM66 System Wide Work Process Overview

　　SM50--Display and Control Work Processes

　　Use

　　Work processes do the majority of the processing of the SAP System. They execute dialog steps in user transactions, updates, lock administration, etc.

　　You can also find the term Work Process in the glossary.

　　You can display the current status of the work processes on the application server where you are logged on by choosing Monitor ® System monitoring ® Process overview or Transaction sm50 You must refresh the display to get updated information. The information on this screen is described in the following section.

　　The Process overview is intended primarily for information-gathering. For example, you can monitor processes to determine if the number of work processes in your system is adequate, to gather information for trouble-shooting, or for tuning.

　　Integration

　　By choosing Monitor - System monitoring - Servers, this displays the overview of the SAP application servers. Here, you can further display the work process overview for a particular server in the SAP System by clicking on the desired server name.

　　If system load is low and you are displaying the Process overview, you notice that your requests seem to be processed in only one work process. The dispatcher is trying to use one work process for as many dialog steps for one user as possible. This avoids having to reload the roll area for the user

　　SM66--Global Work Process Overview

　　Purpose

　　You can quickly investigate the potential cause of a system performance problem by checking the work process load. You can use the global work process overview to:

　　Monitor the work process load on all active instances across the system

　　Identify locks in the database (lock waits).

　　Using the Global Work Process Overview screen, you can see at a glance:

　　The status of each application server

　　The reason why it is not running

　　Whether it has been restarted

　　The CPU and request run time

　　The user who has logged on and the client that they logged on to

　　The report that is running

　　This should clear your doubt. If you need any more clarification you are welcome.

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　　Sumit Jain

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