on 05-09-2011 9:08 AM
Hi guys
we have one process chain which support team is saying that it takes very long time.How can I start my work to analyse where the problem lies in chain and propose one solution for this?
Thanks alot.
Hi ,
Other than all the above mentioned reasons you can check steps in detail.
ex:
1.Check DTP for filters and routine code that sometime is reason for loads delay.
2.Check CMOD code for master data population .
Usually ABAP code take max amount of time during any processing as logic works on each record .
Regards,
Jaya
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hi,
Open the process chain in RSPC and check the logs.
The process chain logs will help you in checking the time taken by the individual variants in the process chain.
Once you have the details of the individual processes check if you can do any parallel loading in case your chain has only one branch, in case it already has parallel processing check the time difference between the two (is one part of chain completing way before the second part) if yes then move some loads from longer running branch to the shorter branch.
regards,
Arvind.
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execute tc st13, put BW-TOOLS as tool name.execute. choose 'process chain analysis' and execute. click on 'process chains' and put the technical name of the process chain having the issue and the date it last ran.
when you get the result, you have an overview of all steps of the process chain. now you can start the analysis. identify which step is taking the most time.
only then you can start thinking about solutions
M.
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