Workload and Performance Statistics

Hi Experts,
I am viewing Tcode 'ST03' - Workload and Performance Statistics. In the Memory View of ST03 I see a row with a report called 'Upd Ctrl'. Now this is neither a report or a transaction in our system. However it is consuming some dialog steps.
Any idea what is it?
Thanks and Regards,
Ravi Bhatnagar

Hello,
How long have you been runnign the EWA reports for the systems int he solution?
The reason I ask is that it tskes 4 weeks to build short term history and 12 weeks to build mid-term history.
History is used for trending.
It may be possible that what you are missing is the history and the trending cannot be generated until there is 4 weeks
history. If at 4 weeks you still don't have trending there may be some other issue, but if you just started, and have not had at least 4 weekly runs, you just may not have accumulated the history to provide trending data yet.
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