Analyze an application across multiple dimensions and generate a profile report that covers the software stack, system information, object details, SQL, and call stack.
Create an application profile
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Log on to Data Management Service (DMS) 5.0.
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In the top navigation bar, choose .
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Click the Application Profile tab.
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Click Create Profile.
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In the New Application Profile panel, enter a profile name, select a profile type, select a report language type, and then click Upload to upload the dynamic data file.
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Click the Database Profile tab, and then click Select.
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In the Select Associated Database Profile panel, select a database profile, click Add, and then click the close icon in the upper-right corner of the panel.
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Select the database profile and click Create.
The profile creation involves intelligent data analysis and typically takes 1 to 10 minutes.
View application profile details
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Log on to Data Management Service (DMS) 5.0.
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In the top navigation bar, choose .
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Click the Application Profile tab.
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In the Actions column for the target profile, click Details to view the application profile details.
An application profile has four sections: Overview, System Information, Object Summary, and Object Details.
Click Download Report to download and view the application profile report.
The Basic Information section includes the application analysis radar chart and key details about the profile.
The radar chart provides a high-level overview of the application across six dimensions:
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Complexity: Measures overall complexity based on use cases and associated database features. A higher score indicates a more complex application that may require more extensive modernization efforts.
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Session: Measures the application's connection status. A higher score indicates more connections and helps you configure the connection pool during modernization.
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Risk: Measures potential performance bottlenecks and stability risks, especially those related to SQL queries.
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Hotspot: Measures whether the application frequently accesses a concentrated set of database objects. A higher score indicates hotspots in database access patterns.
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Scale: Measures the application's scale, such as the number of deployment units or instances.
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Load: Measures the application's runtime performance.
System information
This section displays runtime system parameters gathered by the ADAM application collector to help you assess the application's operational status. 
Object summary
This section provides a data-driven overview of the SQL queries and database objects identified in the profile. 
Object details
This section uses ADAM's intelligent analysis to detail the relationships between database objects, application SQL, and application code. The left side displays a tree-structured list of database objects accessed by the application, organized by schema and object type. The right side shows specific objects and the SQL queries that access them.
In the Call Stack Settings, configure a call stack blocklist to filter unwanted call stack information.
