Messages per day in XI

HI,
Is there any transaction code where I can get the Statistics of Messages exchanged in XI on daily basis, for a month or more.
         We have more than 50,000 messages being exchanged daily. Its hard to find the statistics in SXMB_MONI...So looking for a transaction...
Regards,
Vasu

Hi,
of course you can do it:
open runtime workbench and go to
<b>performance monitor</b>
from there you can see everything:
messages per day, week etc
one interface per day, week etc
aggegated messages etc
Regards,
michal

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    Jan 26 08:59:59 MacMini.local UserEventAgent[137]: Could not look up channel/token: com.apple.time/0x165: 0x3: No such process
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    Jan 26 08:59:59 MacMini.local UserEventAgent[137]: Could not get event name for stream/token: com.apple.time/172: 0x3: No such process
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