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SAP Web Dynpro - Monitoring an Application
You can monitor Web Dynpro application using ABAP monitor. Information is stored about Web Dynpro application. You can view this information using T-code − RZ20.
You can check the following information in Web Dynpro ABAP monitor −
- Session Count
- Application Count
- CPU time
- Data
To view the report, use T-code − RZ20
Step 1 − Go to SAP CCMS Monitor template.
Step 2 − Click the sub node Entire System.
Step 3 − Enter the system ID of the current SAP system where the application you want to monitor is installed.

Step 4 − Select Application Server.
Step 5 − Select the name of the relevant application server. For instance, select Web Dynpro ABAP as shown in the following screenshot −

The result will be displayed with the following information when a Web Dynpro application will be called −
- Data
- Application Count
- Session Count
- Round trips
- CPU Time

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