What is meaning of Response time, Wait time and CPU usage for RFC records?
Response time is the sum of response times of all collected RFC calls for the related dialog step. The single RFC response time is the total time from when the call was started until the result is returned (in case of a synchronous RFC – for asynchronous RFC the response time ends as soon as the receiver confirms reception of the data). The CPU and DB times are collected for all locally used CPU and DB times of the RFC calls. The Wait time is the time until a free dialog work process could be allocated to process the call (in case of incoming calls or asynchronous RFCs). The remote CPU, DB and Wait times are not known by the sender and therefore you might see a significant gap between response time and the sum of the others (for synchronous RFC). 6. Q: What is ‘Calling time’ and ‘Remote Execution time’? A: RFC Client: the calling time is measured in the gateway. It is the total time from the start of the RFC call on the client side until the result is returned (in the synchronous case
