Work process status (DP_WAIT_REASON)

Every work process can get status as per what it is doing.

DP_WAIT_REASON is an enumeration of all possible wait reasons.

NO_WAITING = 0, Session does not wait
WAITING_FOR_DEBUG_IO = 1, Session waits for debugger input
WAITING_FOR_RFC = 2, Session waits for RFC response
WAITING_FOR_ENQUEUE = 3, Session waits for enqueue response
WAITING_FOR_VB = 4, Session waits for update response
WAITING_FOR_SPO = 5, Session waits for spool
WAITING_FOR_ADM = 6, Session waits for adm message response
WAITING_FOR_NO = 7, Session waits for number range buffer response
WAITING_FOR_GUI = 8, Session waits for gui input
WAITING_FOR_PRIV = 9, Session is hold because of private memory
WAITING_FOR_VB_ADM = 10, Session waits for update admin message response
WAITING_FOR_SERV_LIST = 11, Session reads the server list
WAITING_FOR_GWMON = 12, Session waits for gateway monitor response
WAITING_FOR_SNC = 13, Session waits for return of blocking snc call
WAITING_FOR_USER_LOCK = 14, Session is locked for a dedicated user
WAITING_FOR_TIMEOUT = 15, Session sleeps
WAITING_FOR_MS = 16, Session waits for a message to be send
WAITING_FOR_OS = 17, Session waits for execution of an operation system command
WAITING_FOR_MSGOPCODE = 18, Session waits for execution of an msg server action
WAITING_FOR_ARFC = 19, Session waits for ARFC execution
WAITING_FOR_RPC = 20, Session waits for response of an remote action
WAITING_FOR_VB2 = 22 Session waits for update 2 response

ST03G not show the instance

The configuration of the transaction ST03G is 100% user specific and
this is not related to the user authorization, but every configuration
for every specific user is stored in the table SGLWLSLIST.

So that every specific user does need to setup there own configuration
in the transaction ST03G. You can use the report SAPWL_CPSGLWLSLIST to
copy an existing user configuration.

sapcontrol webmethods list

Webmethods list:

==> Start-----------------------------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function Start
To start up the SAP instance


==> Stop [softtimeout sec]-----------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function Stop
This is a faster method stop the SAP instance.
This will kill the SAP Instance using OS commands.
The processes of the instance are terminated with a signal 9 (kill -9).
The instance shared memory is also removed (cleanipc remove).
The file kill.sap in the instance work folder is deleted.


==> Shutdown------------------------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function Shutdown
A normal shutdown of the instance
The SAP instance will be stopped in normal process.


==> RestartInstance [softtimeout sec]-----------------------------


==> StopService---------------------------------------------------


==> StartService --------------------------------------------


==> RestartService------------------------------------------------


==> ParameterValue []----------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function ParameterValue
Show the instance parameters and the actual parameter value.
Without the option you do list all parameters of the instance.

The same output of: RZ11


==> GetStartProfile----------------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function GetStartProfile
Show all lines of the instance start profile

The same output of: RZ10


==> GetTraceFile------------------------------------------------


==> GetAlertTree------------------------------------------------


==> GetAlerts---------------------------------------------------


==> GetEnvironment----------------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function GetEnviroment
This will return the enviroment variable to the
actual user.

The same output of: similar comand "env" in the UX system


==> GetVersionInfo---------------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function GetVersionInfo
Return the actual version information about each service
from that instance.

The output have the format below:
Filename = File path fo that service
Versioninfo = version and patch level
Time = Date of the compilation


==> GetQueueStatistic-----------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function GetQueueStatistic
Show the Queue information of the instance.

The same output of: SM51 -> Goto -> Queue Information

The output have the format below:
Typ = Type of the queue (ex: DIA, UPD, BTC, etc)
Now = Actual number of waiting requests
High = The bigger number of requests in the queue
Max = Limit of the queue
Writes =
Reads =


==> GetProcessList-------------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function GetProcessList
This will return all services from the instance and the actual status of
each one.

The output have the format below:
name = Program name
description = Service Description
dispstatus = GRAY = unavailable, GREEN = running, YELLOW = statring
textstatus = Information about the service
starttime = Started at
elapsedtime = Time running
pid = Process ID in the Operating System


==> GetInstanceProperties------------------------------------


==> ListDeveloperTraces--------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function ListDeveloperTraces
List the developer traces found in the work folder

The same output of: ST11

The output have the format below:
filename =
size =
modtime =


==> ReadDeveloperTrace -----------------


==> ListLogFiles---------------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function ListLogFiles
List all logs from the instance.

The same output of: ST11

The output have the format below:
filename = the file of the trace
size = size of the file
modtime = last modification of the trace
format = usually text


==> ReadLogFile [ [ [ []]]]


==> AnalyseLogFiles [] [] [ ]


==> OSExecute ----


==> SendSignal -------------------------------


==> GetSystemInstanceList-----------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function GetSystemInstanceList

The output have the format below:
hostname =
instanceNr =
httpPort =
httpsPort =
startPriority =
features =
dispstatus =
linux, 0, 50013, 0, 2, ABAP|GATEWAY|MESSAGESERVER|ENQUE|ICMAN, YELLOW


==> StartSystem [ALL|SCS|DIALOG|ABAP|J2EE|LEVEL []]


==> StopSystem [ALL|SCS|DIALOG|ABAP|J2EE|LEVEL [[] [softtimeout sec]]]


==> RestartSystem [ALL|SCS|DIALOG|ABAP|J2EE|LEVEL [[] [softtimeout sec]]]


==> AccessCheck ---------------------------------


==> ABAPReadSyslog-----------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function ABAPReadSyslog
List the SAP syslog entried.

The same output of: SM21

The output have the format below:
Time =
Typ =
Client =
User =
Tcode =
MNo =
Text =
Severity =
2011 02 12 20:26:46, D0, 000, SAPSYS, , A10, SAP Basis System: Initialization complete, GREEN


==> ABAPReadRawSyslog--------------------------------------


==> ABAPGetWPTable-----------------------------------------
BASIC: sapcontrol -nr -function ABAPGetWPTable
List the work process table list.
The same output of: SM50

The output have the format below:
No, Typ, Pid, Status, Reason, Start, Err, Sem, Cpu, Time, Program, Client, User, Action, Table
0, DIA, 9254, Wait, , yes, , , 0:04:50, , , , , ,
1, DIA, 9255, Wait, , yes, , , 0:00:28, , , , , ,
2, DIA, 9258, Wait, , yes, , , 0:00:21, , , , , ,


==> J2EEControlProcess
==> J2EEGetProcessList
==> J2EEGetThreadList
==> J2EEGetSessionList
==> J2EEGetCacheStatistic
==> J2EEGetApplicationAliasList
==> J2EEGetVMGCHistory
==> J2EEGetVMHeapInfo
==> StartWait
==> StopWait
==> WaitforStarted
==> WaitforStopped