Real Time Information Director User Documentation

RTID Management
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<DOCUMENT_HANDLERS>
<UPDATE NAME="STOCKBRANCH" USES="3" CREATED="2005-02-02T12:09:33"
LAST_USED="2005-02-02T12:09:35" />
<QUERY NAME="CARDDETAILS" USES="2" CREATED="2005-02-02T12:09:46"
LAST_USED="2005-02-02T12:09:49" />
</DOCUMENT_HANDLERS>
</RTID_OPERATIONS_REPORT>
The DOCUMENT_CLASS and DOCUMENT_HANDLERS XML segments are nested
under the top-level tag RTID_OPERATIONS_REPORT. The DOCUMENT_CLASS
segement contains the statistics corresponding to the statistics gathering options you have
specified. Note that failed documents have statistics accumulated in a separate
DOCUMENT_CLASS, called FAILED; successfully processed documents are
represented collectively under the label OTHER. If harvested statistics are requested for
a specific document type, then the NAME attribute of the DOCUMENT_CLASS will be
the document name.
The DOCUMENT_HANDLERS segment contains detailed information about the
document handlers. One purpose of this segment is to help you decide whether to modify
document handler quota to accommodate the document load. If handlers are constantly
being created and released, then increasing the quota for more handlers makes sense; if
many handlers have been idle for long periods of time, decreasing the quota makes
sense. The DOCUMENT_HANDLERS XML segment can contain the following
elements:
• UPDATE for an Delsert or Upsert document handler
• QUERY for a Query document handler
These XML elements can have the following attributes:
• NAME. The name of the document type that this handler is processing.
• USES. How many times this document handler has been used.
• CREATED. When the handler was created.
• LAST_USED. When the handler last processed a document.
• MILLISECONDS_IN_USE. How long the handler hand been in use at the
moment when statistics were requested.
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The –get option of the Director Management Client lets you display any or all of the
following operational parameters and counters. (Alternatively, you can invoke the
corresponding get methods from your client.)
All counters are cumulative. They are especially helpful for evaluating Director
performance overall. To support a more detailed analysis of Director performance, you
should instead harvest statistics, as described in “Using Director Statistics.”