How to monitor the size of message payload processed

Hi all,
where could i find the size of the message payload processed in monitor?
i want to check the volumn of the payload, such as how much kb
thanks in advance

Hi,
ths payload size in KB can be found from the audit logs of the adapter monitoring (Runtime workbench ).
it will tell you the exact size of the files processed through the adapter.
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