How to use /CDBASIS/ACT_M - Activity Monitor

SAP Transaction Code - Details

• Transaction Code: /CDBASIS/ACT_M

  Description: Activity Monitor

  Release: S/4HANA and ECC 6

• • Program: /CDBASIS/SYSACT_DISPLAY

    Screen: 1000

    Authorization Object:

  • Development Package: /CDBASIS/LOG_ACT

    Package Description: Activity Trace Handling

    Parent Package: /CDBASIS/MAIN

  • Module/Component: CA

    Description: Cross-Application Components

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• SAP Tcode: /CDBASIS/ACT_M - Activity Monitor

  
  Overview:
  The SAP transaction code /CDBASIS/ACT_M is the Activity Monitor. It is a tool used to monitor the performance of the SAP system. It provides information about the current system status, including active processes, system resources, and system performance. 
  
  Functionality:
  The Activity Monitor allows users to view and analyze the performance of the SAP system. It provides information about active processes, system resources, and system performance. It also allows users to view and analyze the performance of individual components of the SAP system. 
  
  Step-by-step How to Use:
  1. Log into your SAP system using your user ID and password. 
  2. Enter the transaction code /CDBASIS/ACT_M in the command field. 
  3. The Activity Monitor will open up in a new window. 
  4. Select the desired options from the menu bar to view information about active processes, system resources, and system performance. 
  5. Use the filters to narrow down your search results and view specific information about individual components of the SAP system. 
  6. Once you have finished viewing and analyzing the performance of the SAP system, click on “Exit” to close the Activity Monitor window. 
  
  Other Recommendations:
  It is recommended that users regularly use the Activity Monitor to monitor and analyze the performance of their SAP systems. This will help ensure that their systems are running optimally and that any potential issues are identified and addressed quickly. Additionally, users should be aware of any changes in their systems that could affect performance, such as changes in hardware or software configurations, or changes in user access rights or roles.