SAP ABAP Data Element SSI_APPLICATION_INFO (Additional Information About the Application)
Hierarchy
☛ SAP_BASIS (Software Component) SAP Basis Component
   ⤷ BC-CST (Application Component) Client/Server Technology
     ⤷ SSI (Package) Server Infrastructure
Basic Data
Data Element SSI_APPLICATION_INFO
Short Description Additional Information About the Application  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type     Direct Type Entry
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type      
Data Type STRG   Character String of Variable Length 
Length 0    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 0    
Value Table      
Further Characteristics
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Parameter ID   
Default Component name    
Change document    
No Input History    
Basic direction is set to LTR    
No BIDI Filtering    
Field Label
  Length  Field Label  
Short 10 Info. 
Medium 16 Appl. Info. 
Long 20 Application Info. 
Heading 16 Appl. Info. 
Documentation

Definition

Additional information about the current application. Depending on the logon type, the following information with info type "calls" is generated when a user logs on.

Logon type RFC

  • Character "R": Specifies the number of RFC calls
  • Character "T": Specifies the RFC type. This can be:
    • "S": normal RFC
    • "b": asynchronous bgRFC call
    • "B": synchronous bgRFC call
    • "t": asynchronous TRF C/ QRFC call
    • "T": synchronous TRFC / QRFC call
    • "A": asynchronous RFC with "Receive Results"
    • "a": asynchronous RFC without "Receive Results"
  • Character "S": Specifies the application server of the caller
  • Character "I": Specifies the ABAP Include/program name
  • Character "F": Specifies the name of the function module called
  • Character "C": Specifies the client of the caller
  • Character "U": Specifies the user name of the caller

Comment: Depending on the RFC type some of the information listed here may be missing.

Logon type HTTP

  • Character "R": Specifies the number of HTTP calls
  • Character "P": Specifies the path of the HTTP request
  • Character "V": Specifies the number of the virtual host (if this is different from the default host 0)
  • Character "S": Specifies the application server of the caller
  • Character "X": Specifies the transaction code
  • Character "C": Specifies the client of the caller
  • Character "U": Specifies the user name of the caller

Comment: Depending on the HTTP call some of the information listed here may be missing.

Logon type bgRFCRuntime

  • Character "C": Component; following components are valid - SCHEDULER, WATCHDOG, UNLOCK, SRV_STATE, DELETE, SCHEDULER_CHECK, RESCHEDULE
  • Character "S": Scenario, only for component SCHEDULER; "I" Inbound, "O" Outbound
  • Character "T": Tenant that a component works for
  • Character "I": ID of scheduler for this scenario and server.
  • Character "W": Wait status ("WAIT" or "RUN")
  • Character "R": Timestamp for start of the wait
  • Character "L": Length of wait in seconds

Comment: Depending on the component and the status, parts of the listed information may be missing

Information with info type "Runtime Info" is created in the kernel in the following cases:

  • If switch is made to block waiting with RFC/HTTP calls within the save steps or local updating
  • If the implicit DB commit is suppressed for RFC / HTTP calls when these are made within the save step or local updating.

Logon type BATCH

The name of the executed background job is displayed.

Logon Type ABAP Push Channel (APC)

  • Character "T": Specifies the APC type, for example, stateless
  • Character "A": Specifies the APC application.
  • Character "P": Specifies the HTTP path of the APC request
  • Character "I": Specifies the IP address of the caller
  • Character "C": Specifies the connection parameter

Use

Dependencies

Example

History
Last changed by/on SAP  20141013 
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