• Active instance – Shows the Active instance.
• Active users – Displays the active users logged on to the active instance.
• Interactive users – Displays the Dialog users logged on to the active instance.
• RFC users – Display the users that are connected via RFC on the active instance.
• Mand – Client number.
• User – User name of users logged on.
• Terminal – From which Terminal/machine user has logged on.
• T-code – Last executed transaction code.
• Time – The time when a user last initiated a dialog step by entering data.
• External Sessions – Number of External sessions the user has opened. It use SAP memory to share data between external sessions and it based on per main window. An external session is started when starting a program and when ever the use of CALL TRANSACTION. Each user can open maximum 6 SAP system windows in a single SAPGUI session. Each of these windows corresponds to a session on the application server with its own area of shared memory. The session can be created by System -> Create Session.
• Internal Sessions – Number of Internal sessions the user has opened. A session that with in external session. There can be many internal sessions in an external session. ABAP MEMORY is used to exchange the data between internal sessions. When calling a program using SUBMIT or CALL Transaction, it will be loaded in a new internal session.
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