The following profile parameters have been added during the playback check step:

Profile Parameter Check performed
abap/buffersize After a system copy is performed, it often means that the transactions and objects have be recompiled. These objects are loaded into what is called the program buffer. This program buffer cannot exceed the parameter specified here. The program buffer should be sufficiently sized according to the production system. Otherwise, programs will need to be swapped out of the buffer and replaced constantly during the playback (leading to major issues with performance of the playback).
rdisp/tm_max_no It is critical that the playback target system(s) are configured correctly so that the bots and associated users they mimic are able to logon to the playback system as happened during the recording. This parameter controls how many users can be concurrently logged onto the playback system (it is set per application server) and if this parameter does not allow users to login correctly, it can cause havoc during a playback (entire user sessions will be cancelled).
gw/acl_mode This is not a new parameter check, but a change to the existing check of this parameter. The gw/acl_mode is not relevant if the appropriate ACL (Access Control List) configuration is put in place in the gateway (transaction SMGW).
rdisp/gui_auto_logout Ensures that the bots and their logged on users cannot be automatically logged off by the user due to time-limits (for example, if the playback is paused or other issues arise).
rdisp/max_wprun_time Ensures that the maximum run-time of a work-process is the same is set to at least the same value as the recording system.
login/disable_password_logon Checks that the password logon policy is not enabled.
ztta/parameter_area This parameter is the setting on the playback system for SET/GET parameters. It needs to be sufficiently high enough to support the playback and so it is compared to the value that is stored in parameter PLAYBACK_PARAM_AREA (defaulted to 64000).

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