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SAP System Monitoring Template

September 26, 2013 | 4,937 Views |
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Dear Friends,

As a SAP Basis administrator, our first responsibility is to do the monitoring every day as a first task.

Below is the format, this I have created for my Project and interested to share with you all.

Meaning of individual Column.

<<Month>> <<Year>> : Example September 2013

Analyst Name –> This is used for the person name, which is doing monitoring. Example: Mukesh Khamparia –> MK | Amitab Bachchan –> AB

W/O –> Weekly Off (No monitoring this day means of Weekend)

1/2/3 –>

If all is well then put 1 (You can put green color in corresponding column)

If there is some warning then put 2 (You can put Yellow color in corresponding column)

If there is some error then put 3 (You can put RED color in corresponding column)

Number –> Total of the failed jobs or Dumps Example : 10 or 20 or 28 whatever ..

Here 1/2/3/4/5/6 is showing dates for that month.

Production System Health Check
<<Month>> <<Year>>
Task Transaction Value 1 2 3 4 5
6
7
 8 9 10 11
Analyst Name ——————————————–>>
 MK MK MK MK MK W/O W/O AB AB AB AB
Database Health  Check
Check for Database Size  (Check Free-space of Database in %) DB02 %
Check SQL lock DB02/DB50 1/2/3
File system through OS level OS level

1/2/3
Check for Red alerts (like Missing Tables and Indexes and others) DB16

1/2/3
Check for Table-Spaces in Oracle DB02

1/2/3
General System Health & Availability Check
Check for ”old” locks SM12

1/2/3

Check Number of users logged in

AL08

1/2/3
Look for any failed updates (update terminates) SM13

1/2/3
Check System Log SM21

1/2/3
System Status SM51
Review the SAP Buffer performance ST02

1/2/3
Review the SAP Workload ST03

1/2/3
Check work processes Globally SM66

1/2/3
Total ABAP dumps ST22

Number
Check Spool Request SP01

Number
File system ST06

1/2/3
Review for scheduled jobs and review job Status
Active jobs SM37

Number
Failed/Canceled SM37

Number
qRFC Monitor Outbound Queue
Outbound Queues SMQ1

1/2/3
Inbound Queues SMQ2

1/2/3
IDocs Processing
Check for failed IDocs BD87

1/2/3
Transactional RFC
Check status of tRFCs SM58

1/2/3
System Status

Check Client Overview

SCC4

1/2/3
Check Global System Settings SE06

1/2/3
SAP Connect & Faxination SCOT/SOST

1/2/3

Example of sheet:

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  3. Pradeep Kumar

    Hi Mukesh,

    Thanks a lot!!

    I would like to add some more T-codes.

    1.STMS_IMPORT – aborted Transaports Requests with RC=8 or more, long running transports import

    2.SP12- Spool inconsistencies

    3.SLG2-Expired applications log deletion

    4.SMICM-HTTP,HTTPS service status

    5.SLDCHECK – dual stack system

    6.SM59 – important  RFC connections test such as OSS RFC

    7.STMS – TMS alert monitor and consistency check

    8.DB12 – yesterday’s backup status

    9.DB13- scheduled Database jobs status such as clean up logs,DB check etc

    10.SMLG – logon group load distribution

    Thanks for nice template.

    Cheers,

    Pradeep.

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    2. Mika Karvonen

      Hi Mukesh,

      It depends what are the responsibility areas for Basis team. If IDoc monitoring using BD87 is required, then I think also SXMB_ADM for SOAP/Proxy errors should be also in list?

      Br, Mika

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      1. Former Member Post author

        Hi Mika,

        You are right. Here I have tried to help with Template and people can add their t-codes based on business requirement.

        Yeah, we can add these t-codes in monitoring list.

        Mukesh Khamparia

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