Measuring the Performance

How to measure the Performance of an XI system and also an XI Interface?
What are all the ways we can tune an XI system for an optimal performance? i.e what are all the areas we have to look into for a superior performance?

Pete,
You can check the start time and end time of the message in sxmb_moni and can find out how much time it takes for the interface to execute.
Go to RWB and then click on performance monitoring. You can get for each interface individually or for the whole.
Also go thorugh this documents:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/489f5844-0c01-0010-79be-acc3b52250fd
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/defd5544-0c01-0010-ba88-fd38caee02f7?prtmode=navigate
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/70ada5ef-0201-0010-1f8b-c935e444b0ad
/people/prasad.illapani/blog/2007/04/27/performance-tuning-checks-in-sap-exchange-infrastructurexi-part-iii
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/9e/6921e784677d4591053564a8b95e7d/frameset.htm
---Satish

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    glgpu[0].glGetIntegerv[GL_MAX_DRAW_BUFFERS]=[8]
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    glgpu[0].extension[AIF::OGL::GL_ARB_FRAGMENT_PROGRAM]=1
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    glgpu[0].extension[AIF::OGL::GL_ARB_OCCLUSION_QUERY]=1
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    License Type: Tryout Version
    Serial number: Tryout Version
    Application folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\
    Temporary file path: C:\Users\ANNABE~1\AppData\Local\Temp\
    Photoshop scratch has async I/O enabled
    Scratch volume(s):
      C:\, 298.0G, 63.8G free
    Required Plug-ins folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\Required\Plug-Ins\
    Primary Plug-ins folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\Plug-ins\
    Installed components:
       A3DLIBS.dll   A3DLIB Dynamic Link Library   9.2.0.112  
       ACE.dll   ACE 2014/04/14-23:42:44   79.554120   79.554120
       adbeape.dll   Adobe APE 2013/02/04-09:52:32   0.1160850   0.1160850
       AdbePM.dll   PatchMatch 2014/04/23-10:46:55   79.554276   79.554276
       AdobeLinguistic.dll   Adobe Linguisitc Library   8.0.0  
       AdobeOwl.dll   Adobe Owl 2014/03/05-14:49:37   5.0.33   79.552883
       AdobePDFL.dll   PDFL 2014/03/04-00:39:42   79.510482   79.510482
       AdobePIP.dll   Adobe Product Improvement Program   7.2.1.3399  
       AdobeXMP.dll   Adobe XMP Core 2014/01/13-19:44:00   79.155772   79.155772
       AdobeXMPFiles.dll   Adobe XMP Files 2014/01/13-19:44:00   79.155772   79.155772
       AdobeXMPScript.dll   Adobe XMP Script 2014/01/13-19:44:00   79.155772   79.155772
       adobe_caps.dll   Adobe CAPS   8,0,0,7  
       AGM.dll   AGM 2014/04/14-23:42:44   79.554120   79.554120
       ahclient.dll    AdobeHelp Dynamic Link Library   1,8,0,31  
       amtlib.dll   AMTLib (64 Bit)   8.0.0.45 BuildVersion: 8.0; BuildDate: Fri Mar 28 2014 20:28:30)   1.000000
       ARE.dll   ARE 2014/04/14-23:42:44   79.554120   79.554120
       AXE8SharedExpat.dll   AXE8SharedExpat 2013/12/20-21:40:29   79.551013   79.551013
       AXEDOMCore.dll   AXEDOMCore 2013/12/20-21:40:29   79.551013   79.551013
       Bib.dll   BIB 2014/04/14-23:42:44   79.554120   79.554120
       BIBUtils.dll   BIBUtils 2014/04/14-23:42:44   79.554120   79.554120
       boost_date_time.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       boost_signals.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       boost_system.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       boost_threads.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       cg.dll   NVIDIA Cg Runtime   3.0.00007  
       cgGL.dll   NVIDIA Cg Runtime   3.0.00007  
       CIT.dll   Adobe CIT   2.2.6.32411   2.2.6.32411
       CITThreading.dll   Adobe CITThreading   2.2.6.32411   2.2.6.32411
       CoolType.dll   CoolType 2014/04/14-23:42:44   79.554120   79.554120
       dvaaudiodevice.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvacore.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvamarshal.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvamediatypes.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvametadata.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvametadataapi.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvametadataui.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvaplayer.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvatransport.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvaui.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dvaunittesting.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       dynamiclink.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       ExtendScript.dll   ExtendScript 2014/01/21-23:58:55   79.551519   79.551519
       icucnv40.dll   International Components for Unicode 2013/02/25-15:59:15    Build gtlib_4.0.19090  
       icudt40.dll   International Components for Unicode 2013/02/25-15:59:15    Build gtlib_4.0.19090  
       imslib.dll   IMSLib DLL   7.0.0.145  
       JP2KLib.dll   JP2KLib 2014/03/12-08:53:44   79.252744   79.252744
       libifcoremd.dll   Intel(r) Visual Fortran Compiler   10.0 (Update A)  
       libiomp5md.dll   Intel(R) OpenMP* Runtime Library   5.0  
       libmmd.dll   Intel(r) C Compiler, Intel(r) C++ Compiler, Intel(r) Fortran Compiler   12.0  
       LogSession.dll   LogSession   7.2.1.3399  
       mediacoreif.dll   photoshopdva   8.0.0  
       MPS.dll   MPS 2014/03/25-23:41:34   79.553444   79.553444
       pdfsettings.dll   Adobe PDFSettings   1.04  
       Photoshop.dll   Adobe Photoshop CC 2014   15.0  
       Plugin.dll   Adobe Photoshop CC 2014   15.0  
       PlugPlugExternalObject.dll   Adobe(R) CEP PlugPlugExternalObject Standard Dll (64 bit)   5.0.0  
       PlugPlugOwl.dll   Adobe(R) CSXS PlugPlugOwl Standard Dll (64 bit)   5.0.0.74  
       PSArt.dll   Adobe Photoshop CC 2014   15.0  
       PSViews.dll   Adobe Photoshop CC 2014   15.0  
       SCCore.dll   ScCore 2014/01/21-23:58:55   79.551519   79.551519
       ScriptUIFlex.dll   ScriptUIFlex 2014/01/20-22:42:05   79.550992   79.550992
       svml_dispmd.dll   Intel(r) C Compiler, Intel(r) C++ Compiler, Intel(r) Fortran Compiler   12.0  
       tbb.dll   Intel(R) Threading Building Blocks for Windows   4, 2, 2013, 1114  
       tbbmalloc.dll   Intel(R) Threading Building Blocks for Windows   4, 2, 2013, 1114  
       TfFontMgr.dll   FontMgr   9.3.0.113  
       TfKernel.dll   Kernel   9.3.0.113  
       TFKGEOM.dll   Kernel Geom   9.3.0.113  
       TFUGEOM.dll   Adobe, UGeom©   9.3.0.113  
       updaternotifications.dll   Adobe Updater Notifications Library   7.0.1.102 (BuildVersion: 1.0; BuildDate: BUILDDATETIME)   7.0.1.102
       VulcanControl.dll   Vulcan Application Control Library   5.0.0.82  
       VulcanMessage5.dll   Vulcan Message Library   5.0.0.82  
       WRServices.dll   WRServices Fri Mar 07 2014 15:33:10   Build 0.20204   0.20204
       wu3d.dll   U3D Writer   9.3.0.113  
    Required plug-ins:
       3D Studio 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Accented Edges 15.0
       Adaptive Wide Angle 15.0
       Angled Strokes 15.0
       Average 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Bas Relief 15.0
       BMP 15.0
       Camera Raw 8.0
       Camera Raw Filter 8.0
       Chalk & Charcoal 15.0
       Charcoal 15.0
       Chrome 15.0
       Cineon 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Clouds 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Collada 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Color Halftone 15.0
       Colored Pencil 15.0
       CompuServe GIF 15.0
       Conté Crayon 15.0
       Craquelure 15.0
       Crop and Straighten Photos 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Crop and Straighten Photos Filter 15.0
       Crosshatch 15.0
       Crystallize 15.0
       Cutout 15.0
       Dark Strokes 15.0
       De-Interlace 15.0
       Dicom 15.0
       Difference Clouds 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Diffuse Glow 15.0
       Displace 15.0
       Dry Brush 15.0
       Eazel Acquire 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Embed Watermark 4.0
       Entropy 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Export Color Lookup NO VERSION
       Extrude 15.0
       FastCore Routines 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Fibers 15.0
       Film Grain 15.0
       Filter Gallery 15.0
       Flash 3D 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Fresco 15.0
       Glass 15.0
       Glowing Edges 15.0
       Google Earth 4 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Grain 15.0
       Graphic Pen 15.0
       Halftone Pattern 15.0
       HDRMergeUI 15.0
       IFF Format 15.0
       Ink Outlines 15.0
       JPEG 2000 15.0
       Kurtosis 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Lens Blur 15.0
       Lens Correction 15.0
       Lens Flare 15.0
       Liquify 15.0
       Matlab Operation 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Maximum 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Mean 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Measurement Core 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Median 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Mezzotint 15.0
       Minimum 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       MMXCore Routines 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Mosaic Tiles 15.0
       Multiprocessor Support 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Neon Glow 15.0
       Note Paper 15.0
       NTSC Colors 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Ocean Ripple 15.0
       OpenEXR 15.0
       Paint Daubs 15.0
       Palette Knife 15.0
       Patchwork 15.0
       Paths to Illustrator 15.0
       PCX 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Photocopy 15.0
       Photoshop 3D Engine 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Photoshop Touch 14.0
       Picture Package Filter 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Pinch 15.0
       Pixar 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Plaster 15.0
       Plastic Wrap 15.0
       PNG 15.0
       Pointillize 15.0
       Polar Coordinates 15.0
       Portable Bit Map 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Poster Edges 15.0
       Radial Blur 15.0
       Radiance 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Range 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Read Watermark 4.0
       Render Color Lookup Grid NO VERSION
       Reticulation 15.0
       Ripple 15.0
       Rough Pastels 15.0
       Save for Web 15.0
       ScriptingSupport 15.0
       Shake Reduction 15.0
       Shear 15.0
       Skewness 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Smart Blur 15.0
       Smudge Stick 15.0
       Solarize 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Spatter 15.0
       Spherize 15.0
       Sponge 15.0
       Sprayed Strokes 15.0
       Stained Glass 15.0
       Stamp 15.0
       Standard Deviation 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       STL 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Sumi-e 15.0
       Summation 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Targa 15.0
       Texturizer 15.0
       Tiles 15.0
       Torn Edges 15.0
       Twirl 15.0
       Underpainting 15.0
       Vanishing Point 15.0
       Variance 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Water Paper 15.0
       Watercolor 15.0
       Wave 15.0
       Wavefront|OBJ 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       WIA Support 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       Wind 15.0
       Wireless Bitmap 15.0 (2014.0.0 x001)
       ZigZag 15.0
    Optional and third party plug-ins: NONE
    Plug-ins that failed to load: NONE
    Flash:
    Installed TWAIN devices: NONE

    What Intel video card do you have? The only Intel HD graphics cards officially supported by Photoshop CC are:
    Intel HD Graphics P3000
    Intel HD Graphics P4000
    Intel(R) HD Graphics P4600/P4700
    Intel HD Graphics 5000
    Go here to read more about the requirements: Photoshop CC and CC 2014 GPU FAQ

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