In SAP Basis, system monitoring is essential for preserving system functionality and health and guaranteeing smooth operations. Here are the key SAP Basis system monitoring transactions (t-codes) you should know:
| T-Code | Description |
|---|---|
| SM51 | Display Active Servers |
| SM66 | Global Work Process Overview |
| SM37 | Job Monitoring |
| ST22 | ABAP Dump Analysis |
| SM21 | System Log |
| AL08 | Display User Sessions |
| ST04 | Database Performance Analysis |
| ST03N | Workload Analysis |
| SM12 | Lock Entries |
| ST06 | OS Monitor (Host Performance) |
| ST02 | Tune Summary (Buffer Monitoring) |
| SMLG | Logon Group |
| RZ20 | CCMS Monitoring |
| RZ21 | Maintain CCMS Monitoring |
| DBACOCKPIT | Database Cockpit |
| SM13 | Update Records |
| SM58 | Transactional RFC |
| SWEQADM | Event Queue Administration |
| OS01 | LAN Check |
| SM04 | User List |
| ST06N | Detailed OS Monitor |
| ST07 | Application Monitor |
| ST10 | Table Call Statistics |
| ST12 | ABAP Trace and SQL Performance Trace |
| SMQ1 | qRFC Monitor (Inbound Queue) |
| SMQ2 | qRFC Monitor (Outbound Queue) |
| SARA | Archive Administration |
| SA38 | Execute a Program |
| ST14 | Application Monitor Information |
To maintain the stability and responsiveness of your systems, use these monitoring t-codes to manage your SAP Basis.
Troubleshooting Common Issues with System Monitoring T-code
Performance Issues
- Common performance issues can be solved using SAP BASIS t-codes like ST02 and ST04.
User Session Management
- The user sessions can be effectively managed using SAP BASIS t-codes SM04 and AL08.
Database Issues
- Database-related issues can be monitored and resolved using SAP BASIS t-code DBACOCKPIT and ST04.