Real Time Information Director User Documentation
RTID Management
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configuration
DocumentsOutOfSequence Number of documents found to be out of sequence
(having timestamps earlier than those on documents
already processed)
HandlersAllocated Cumulative count of handlers allocated since the last
restart of the server.
Since the document handler holds the SQL/MX
connection and the prepared statements, counters
pertaining to document handlers can be helpful for
understanding the resource usage of the Director
server.
A document handler is created, prepared, and
eventually allocated to a document. After processing a
document, the handler is released and returned to the
pool of document handlers available to service
requests.
HandlersPrepared Cumulative count of handlers prepared.
InputBytes Number of bytes received in inbound documents,
whether the documents were successfully loaded or
not.
InsertedRows Number of rows inserted into the data store as part of
an initial insert, a delsert, or an update. This counter
doesn’t increase if the document failed to load.
InsertMilliseconds Time spent inserting rows into the data store
InsertStatements Number of insert statements executed
OtherMilliseconds Time the Director spent recording observations
OutputBytes Number of bytes assembled for outbound XML
documents, including queries, subscriptions, and
responses to updates
ParseMilliseconds Time spent in parsing inbound XML documents
ResponseTime Total response time of the Director. This counter is
incremented by the total elapsed time between the time
the request was received by the DispatchEJB or the
LoaderMDB and the time the transaction was
completed and a response sent to the client.
This time includes the time spent in parsing the XML
document and performing the delsert/upsert operation,
the query, or the creation of a document to satisfy a
subscription.
In the case of the request coming from the
DispatchServlet, this time also includes the time spent
in the DispatchServlet (ReadTime below).