How to measure performance?

Hi all,
I have a scenario where in i need to check performance of design being used.
I have one infocube in which data is on Per calender day basis. I have loaded that data in other cube on fiscal year basis with only specific characteristics and key figures i wanted from first cube.
How do i check performance if data is fetched from firtst cube and compare it with time taken to fetch data from other cube.
can i measure it if i am fetching data in Function module using ABAP?

Hi..........
If u want that then..............create query on both the cubes...........then take query statistics............
For this u can use tcode........... RSRT ........it shows the raw time and not percentage of the time that the query spent in each area............
For the percentages, you can either calculate them yourself or use transaction ST03 (expert mode). this will show the breakdown by %.........
Or u can schedule the following chains....order to load BI Statistics data to the Technical Content:
Master Data
System Master Data - 0TCT_MD_S_FULL_P01
This loads text for objects like u2018Process Statusu2019, u2018BI Object typeu2019, u2018Process Typeu2019
Content Master Data - 0TCT_MD_C_FULL_P01
This loads attributes & text for objects like u2018Process Variantsu2019, u2018Process Chainu2019
Initialization Loads
Query Runtime Statistics - Init - 0TCT_C0_INIT_P01
Data Load Statistics - Init - 0TCT_C2_INIT_P01
These process chains need to run only once (Immediate scheduling).
Delta Loads
Query Runtime Statistics - Delta 0TCT_C0_DELTA_P01
Data Load Statistics - Delta 0TCT_C2_DELTA_P01
These process chains can be scheduled for periodic execution
Delta Loads
Query Runtime Statistics - Delta 0TCT_C0_DELTA_P01
Data Load Statistics - Delta 0TCT_C2_DELTA_P01
These process chains can be scheduled for periodic execution
I hav already given u a link.......check that........
Hope this helps.......
Regards,
Debjani........
Edited by: Debjani Mukherjee on Nov 17, 2008 2:05 PM

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