on 11-02-2011 9:10 AM
Hi All,
I would like to find out a running application, the current SAPS value. Is there a way to find out either by calculating some formula?
Beside SAPS, what is the next better value which I could provide to the user about the utlization/performance of the systems which they are paying for initially?
Regards
Kim
Hi Kim,
In order to provide performance and information pertaining to response time and usage, you can use ST03N and use various options there to get the information that you would need to report to the users.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Varun
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Hi,
Sizing SAPS is done through Quick sizer Tool. Following are the methodology used to arrive it
1. User Based Sizing
2. Throughput Based Sizing
3. Customer Performance Test
For your question you can choose option 2 as it is done based on the actual throughput.Third option is also viable however you have to invest time and money.
Please refer the link https://websmp206.sap-ag.de/sizing
Regards
D.Mukunthan
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Hi,
If my physical box is sharing serveral SID, then will the peak CPU for calcuation still work?
Rdgs
Kim
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Kim,
Yes. Sharing a server just means the SAPs you calculate will be for the combined instances to be summed into the total SAPS for your entire landscape. If for some reason you must break it down for each instance than I would compare the ST03N stats for each instance for that peak day and get a ratio of workload as determined by CPU time.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Allan Stone
SAP Solutions Architect
EMC Solutions Design Center
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Edited by: Rob Burbank on Nov 16, 2011 3:28 PM
Hi Kim,
SM_BAIAS is correct. Find the SAP's rating from the link he supplied. Once you know your saps rating you can use your earlywatch reports, ST06, or OS commands to determine your peak CPU usage. If your DB saps rating is 50,000 saps and your peak CPU is 75%, than you are using 37500 SAPs. Add all servers together and that is what you are looking for.
Allan Stone
SAP Solutions Architect
EMC Solutions Design Center
Edited by: Rob Burbank on Nov 16, 2011 3:28 PM
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Hello,
Use transaction SE30 - you can measure the runtime of any transacation here. It does not give you SAPS but allows you to compare systems, at least.
Best regards
Tobias
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Hi ,
Quick Sizer for beginners to calculate the SAPS (formula behind )
https://websmp205.sap-ag.de/ILM
check this
regards,
S.Rajeshkumar
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Hello
Use the below URL to find your current servers SAPS. If you know your server make, model, no. of CPUs and RAM then you can find the SAPS of your system by searching & matching in the below URL.
http://www36.sap.com/solutions/benchmark/sd2tier.epx
Thanks & regards
bala
The answers to those questions are described in detail in the Sizing documentation, read the FAQ's
Regards
Juan
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