Query for idle uncommited session by wait time

I'm looking to find an easy way to query sessions based on how long they've been sitting around after completing a transactions and have not commited it along with SQL. I came up with something, but somewhere in my logic, I'm getting duplicates.

user12006502 wrote:
I'm looking to find an easy way to query sessions based on how long they've been sitting around after completing a transactions and have not commited it along with SQL. I came up with something, but somewhere in my logic, I'm getting duplicates.What's the db version in 4 digits and o/s ? What's the query that you have come up with? How would you ensure that the session is really sitting idle or is waiting for some more input or info before it would end the transaction? How would you quantify it?
Aman....

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CPU time                       0 ms
RFC+CPIC time                  0 ms
Total time in workprocs        3 ms
   Response time           49.658 ms
Wait for work process     49.655 ms
Processing time                2 ms
Load time                      0 ms
Generating time                0 ms
Roll (in+wait) time            0 ms
Database request time          0 ms
Enqueue time                   0 ms
Number      Roll ins            1
             Roll outs           1
             Enqueues            0
Load time   Program             0 ms
             Screen              0 ms
             CUA interf.         0 ms
Roll time   Out                 0 ms
             In                  0 ms
             Wait                0 ms
Frontend    No.roundtrips       0
             GUI time            0 ms
             Net time            0 ms
Call number                                         6
Connection-Id          6CAE8B34B9581ED49BF5441DA68E2F2A
Communication step     Send/Receive
Timestamp              20141119 131100 CST
Host                   XXXXXXXXX
Port                   8001
Path                   /sap/webcuif/uif_callback
Status phrase          OK
Status code              200
Protocol               HTTP
Method                 POST
Virtual host               0
Calling time                                        2 ms
Remote exec. time                                   0 ms
Data send time                                      0 ms
Data receive time                                   0 ms
Idle time                                           1 ms
Sent data                                         107 Bytes
Received data                                   2.682 Bytes
Thanks.
Regards,
Jason

Hello Jason,
the "Wait for work process" means the request was at the dispatcher queue waiting for a work process.
Probably at that time all the DIA work processes in that instance were occupied.
was that the case?
kind regards,
Mercedes

Query for idle uncommited session by wait time

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