Simple Diagnostics Agent - Advanced Configuration
Advanced SDA Configuration Properties
Property | Purpose | Default | File to Configure |
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servlet-max-pending | Configuration property determining the maximal number of pending request executions. | 5 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\agent\<SID>\custom.properties |
servlet-time-out | Configuration property determining the time limit for request executions, in seconds. | 60 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\agent\<SID>\custom.properties |
max-hanging-threads | The value dictates the maximal allowed number of timed -out tasks. | 25 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\agent\<SID>\custom.properties |
jco.client.pool.max.connections | Maximum number of active connections that can be created for a destination simultaneously (jco.destination.peak_limit) | 10 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\<SID>\custom.properties |
jco.client.default.language | Logon language | EN | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\<SID>\custom.properties |
jco.client.trace | Enable/disable destination related RFC trace (0 or 1) | 0 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\<SID>\custom.properties |
jco.destination.pool_capacity | Maximum number of idle connections kept open by the destination. A value of 0 has the effect that there is no connection pooling, i.e. connections will be closed after each request. Connections are only created if needed. | 3 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\<SID>\custom.properties |
jco.destination.expiration_time | Time in ms after that the connections hold by the internal pool can be closed | 60000 (= 60 seconds) | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\<SID>\custom.properties |
jco.destination.expiration_check_period | Interval in ms with which the timeout checker thread checks the connections in the pool for expiration | 60000 (= 60 seconds) | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\<SID>\custom.properties |
jco.destination.max_get_client_time | Max time in ms to wait for a connection, if the max allowed number of connections is allocated by the application | 30000 (= 30 seconds) | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\<SID>\custom.properties |
jco.trace_level | Sets the trace level for JCo (Global, for all destinations) | 4 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\#\custom.properties |
jco.session_timeout | The idle timeout for JCo session contexts in minutes. (Global, for all destinations) | 10 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\#\custom.properties |
jco.cpic_maxconv | The maximum number of connections allowed by the CPIC layer. (Default: runtime environment dependent, min. 202) | 1000 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\#\custom.properties |
jrfc.client_connect_timeout | The timeout for a logon or a ping attempt in seconds. (Default: 60, valid range is 1 [one second] to 3600 [one hour]) (Global, for all destinations) | 60 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\#\custom.properties |
jrfc.trace | If set to 1, RFC trace is turned on for all connections within JCo. (Global, for all destinations) | 0 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\#\custom.properties |
cpic.trace | The trace level for the CPIC layer. The valid value range is from 0 (trace is off) to 3 (most verbose trace) (Default: 0) (Global, for all destinations) | 0 | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\global.configuration\#\custom.properties |
dpc.timeout.enabled | The key for determining if the DPC connect and read timeout should be set in relation to the used push period | true | .\SMDAgent\default\configuration\ com.sap.smd.agent.application.e2emai\<SID>\custom.properties |
Extend File System Browser Default Whitelists
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If you want to extend the white list of file type, you should follow the instructions described in SAP Note 2603369.
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