Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.1 User Guide

The SM51 – Dispatcher Queue method results page displays statistics related to dispatching requests to 
SAP work processes. The RFC method returns a table with the following columns:

Status

Current status of the work process. The following values are 
possible:

Running – The work process is currently executing a 
request

Waiting – The work process is idle and waiting for a 
work request

Hold – The work process is being held for a single user. 
This is not an abnormal state. However, if too many work 
processes are in the hold state, system performance 
suffers. Refer to the Waiting column to determine why 
the work process is being held.

Stopped – Work process aborted with Restart set to No

Waiting

Indicates the reason the work process is in a Hold status

User

User ID currently executing a request on the work process

Client

SAP client number where the user is logged in

CPU Time

Cumulative CPU time since the start of a work process (time 
units are seconds and hundredths of seconds)

Elapsed Time

Indicates the elapsed time used by a work process for the 
dialog step that it is currently processing

Program

ABAP program or report that is currently being executed

Action

Action that is being executed by the current program. The 
actions displayed are recorded by the SAP Performance 
Monitor. The Performance Monitor must be active.

Table

If the database is being accessed, this column shows the name 
of the table being accessed

Request Type

Type of SAP work process requested

Waiting Requests

Number requests waiting to be dispatched to a work process

Maximum Number Requests 
Since Instance Started

Maximum number of requests in queue since the instance started

Maximum Number Requests 
Possible for Each Queue

Maximum capacity of requests configured for the queue

Requests Written

Number of requests written to queue since the instance started

Requests Read

Number of requests read from queue since the instance started