Good day experts,
we are curently testing our MFS setup in the warehouse. Basically we have a sufficient performance for most of the telegrams. I observed however, that in certain situations EWM takes let's say 3 secs to respond to an inbound telegram (not outbound) while the normal response time is 100-200ms. In such cases I was not able to see any application activity.
I suspect that we had not enough dialog processes configured in the system. I increased them now and set quota for RFCs to 90% (rdisp/max_comm_entries). We'll be testing it this weekend again.
Questions I have:
- How many dialog processes do you run on your EWM machine? I couldn't find any advice here how to calculate these. We will have 384GB main memory on the future machine with 16 cores AAA class CPUs. In the test machine 8 cores and 64GB RAM I have now increased the amount to 60 DIA. Any info here is very welcome, ideally of course if you run MFS
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- Anything that I should consider for RFC communication in addition? Maybe in the BC area something worth checking? Any magic switch for RFC communication?
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- Is there any way to see a history of RFC connections used? I'm aware of transaction SARFC so far but that's for checking the current load.
- Anyone here that has observed similar behaviour of EWM-MFS meaning it was responsive except certain unpredictable moments?
Kind regards,
Gunter