OSF DCE Administration Guide--Core Components

OSF DCE Administration Guide—Core Components
17.1.2 Displaying Server Counters
Use the cdscp show server command to display the current counter values for a server.
For example, to display the current values of all the attributes that are associated with a
server, you enter the following command:
cdscp> show server
17.1.3 Displaying Clearinghouse Counters
Use the DCE control program’s (dcecp) clearinghouse show command with the
-counters option to display the current counter values for a specified clearinghouse. For
example, the following command displays the current values of all attributes that are
associated with the remote clearinghouse /.:/Paris1_CH:
dcecp> clearinghouse show /.:/Paris1_CH -counters
17.2 Monitoring Clerk Communications with Specific
Clearinghouses
Every CDS clerk maintains a separate set of clearinghouse counters to keep track of
read, write, and other operations that it directs to each of the clearinghouses with which
it communicates. These records collectively represent the cached clearinghouse entity
for a particular clerk.
You can monitor a clerk’s cached clearinghouse counters so that you can look at the
distribution of the clerk’s transactions to each of the clearinghouses that it uses and find
out where a clerk’s requests are most often directed. To do this, you use the dcecp
cdscache show command with the -clear option. For example, to display the cached
clearinghouse counters that are maintained by the local clerk for the /.:/NY1_CH
clearinghouse, you enter the following command:
dcecp> cdscache show /.:/NY1_CH -clear
The following command displays the cached clearinghouse counters for all the
clearinghouses that are used by the local clerk:
dcecp> cdscache show /.:/* -clear
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