Basis Basic Tcode

SM21

ST11

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SM50 Viewing work process usage

Operation-related query functions

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sm## Common Tcode

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SM01 Locking Transactions

SM04 user List

SM05 HTTP Session management:monitoring

SM12 Display and delete locks

SM21 Online System Log Analysis

SM30 Call View Maintenance

SM31 call maintenance for views such as SM30

SM34 View Cluster Maintenance call

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SM35 Batch Input Monitoring

sm35p Batch input: Log monitoring

SM36 Planning for background jobs

Sm36wiz Job Definition Wizard

SM37 Job Selection Overview

Smxx Show Personal Assignments

SM50 Overview of the work process

SM56 Numbering Range Buffers

SM59 RFC Purpose (Display/maintenance)

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Force End Process

April 28, 2015

13:46

In SAP ERP, there are many ways to end a session, but in different situations, the methods used are different.

The following is a brief description of the order:

1, SM04: The most common method, in the SM04 click on the toolbar session-end session, to close a session

2, SM50 and SM66: As a monitoring process tool, it provides a richer process information, the interface between the two transactions, you can view the process ID, that is, PID, and process type, can also be in the SM50 menu, process->cancel without core or cancel With core to end the process in the SM66 menu, edit->process->cancel->with core or without core to end the process

3, if the above methods can not end a process, then we can only execute the operating system level command to terminate the session, this risk is generally not recommended, because this is based on the operating system.

Execute standard program via SE38: RSBDCOS0 to execute OS level command

For UNIX-based systems: Kill-9?? Pid??? PID refers to the process ID, viewed through SM50

For WINDOWNT systems: Taskkill/pid PID, PID refers to the process ID, which is viewed through SM50.

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Basis basic Tcode