Showing posts with label Performance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Performance. Show all posts

Friday, 3 May 2013

Some useful T-Code for BI performance tuning

T-CodeDescription
SM66Global Work Process Overview
ST02Tune Summary
ST06System monitor
STADSAP workload
ST05SQL Trace
SE30ABAP Trace
ST12Single transaction analysis(including ST05/ST30)
RSMOBW Load monitor
DB02DB Load overview
ST04DB Performance snapshot
RSBATCHBI Background management
RSODSO_SETTINGSMaintenance of runtime parameter of DSO
RSRVAnalysis and repair BI Objects
ST03Workload in system
RSRTQuery Monitor
RSRTRACEConfigure Trace Tool


Friday, 26 April 2013

Disadvantages of AGGREGATES, COMPRESSION, IC PARTIONING, INDEXES, LINE ITEM DIMENSIONS

Disadvantages of 

(1) AGGREGATES

Even though Aggregates are used for performance, but it will decrease the same when you create more aggregates. 
Until Rollup takes place the query won't hit the aggregate Cube
Aggregates - its main disadvantage is that it stores data physically as a redundant, more aggregates will cause waste of memory.

(2) COMPRESSION

Once Cube is compressed, then all the request number will be removed and hence deletion by request id is no more possible.
Compression- compressed request cannot be got back to normal, deletion is difficult

(3) Partition

Partition Handling for several thousand partitions is usually impacting DB performance.
IC partition  - partition cannot be done after data loaded (3.X) but repartition is possible in BI 7.0

(4) INDEXES

If you don't drop the index before loading then the data load will be slow
If you don't create the index before the reporting then the reporting will be slow
Index- for large volume of data create and delete index consume lot of time

(5) LINE ITEM DIMENSIONS

This can be set when you have one only characteristic in the Dim table.
Line item - more number of line item cannot be used as number char used will be reduced.