Disk space and memory

Hi.
I'm interested to know where to find information about the SAP system size, both occupied and accessible size. And of course how much memory there are in the system.
Please, give me some t-codes I can use.
BR // Peter B

Hello,
There are a lot of transactions to do that.
Most of the time I use the following ones:
ST06N - For system memory, disks, CPU usages, LAN, filesystems
ST04 - For the DB performance
DB02 - For the database statistics
ST02 - For the SAP buffers.
SM51 - Overview of SAP server processes
In table TSTC you can find more transactions.
Check transactions that starts with ST* or DB* and for specific SAP monitoring SM* tcodes.
Success.
Wim

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