IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Application Diagnostics, Version 7.1.0.1
Request Analysis - J2EE attributes
The Request Analysis - J2EE attributes provide response times and functional decomposition information about requests (servlets, JSPs, and EJB methods) that ran on the application server.
The attributes within this group are used to build the Request Analysis workspace .
The name of the application to which the request belongs. Format is alphanumeric string, with a maximum of 256 characters.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent processing application requests other than JCA, JMS, JNDI, and JDBC requests; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
Application Time (% of Average Response)
The percentage of time this request spent processing application requests other than JCA, JMS, JNDI, and JDBC requests. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the application tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when application delay exceeds the bad threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the application tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when application delay exceeds the fair threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the application tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero when application delay is less than fair threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
Request type based on its delay time in the application tier. Valid values are Unknown, Good, Fair, and Bad.
Application Tier Response (msec)
The actual response time in milliseconds in the application tier collected during the interval. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) required each time this request ran during the interval. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the backend tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when backend delay exceeds the bad threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the backend tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when backend delay exceeds the fair threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the backend tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero when backend delay is less than fair threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
Request type based on its delay time in the backend tier. Valid values are Unknown, Good, Fair, and Bad.
The actual response time in milliseconds in the backend tier collected during the interval. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the client tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when client delay exceeds the bad threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the client tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when client delay exceeds the fair threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) in the client tier collected during the interval. This column is non-zero when client delay is less than fair threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
Request type based on its delay time in the client tier. Valid values are Unknown, Good, Fair, and Bad.
The actual response time in milliseconds in the client tier collected during the interval. Format is positive integer.
The number of requests that successfully completed during the interval. Format is positive integer.
The number of custom requests. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) the custom requests
spent. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time the custom requests
spent. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The number of times this request invoked an EJB request. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent processing EJB requests; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time this request spent processing EJB requests. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The length (in seconds) of the sampling interval. Format is positive integer.
The number of times this request invoked a JCA request. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent processing JCA requests; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time this request spent processing JCA requests. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The number of times this request invoked a JMS request. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent processing JMS requests; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time this request spent processing JMS requests. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The number of times this request invoked a Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) request. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent processing Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) requests; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time this request spent processing Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) requests. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The maximum time (in milliseconds) it took this request to run during the interval. Format is positive integer.
The name of the system on which the server is running. Format is alphanumeric string, with a maximum of 256 characters.
The name of the application server subnode. Format is alphanumeric string, with a maximum of 128 characters.
The process identifier of the Java virtual machine. Format is positive integer.
Request Bad Response Threshold
(msec)
The threshold that defines the bad requests. A request that spends more time to complete than this threshold to complete is a bad request. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of the requests that completed successfully during the interval. Format is positive integer.
The completion level of the requests during the interval. Valid values are Unknown, Good, Fair, and Bad.
The number of times this request ran during the interval. Format is positive integer.
The URI for servlet requests, or the method name for EJBs. Format is alphanumeric string, with a maximum of 128 characters.
The type of the request delay. Valid values are Unknown, Good, Fair, and Bad.
Request Fair Response Threshold
(msec)
The threshold that defines the fair requests. A request that spends more time than this threshold and less time than the Request Bad Response Threshold
(msec) attribute to complete is a fair request. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when the whole request response time exceeds the bad threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when the whole request response time exceeds the fair threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
The delay time (in milliseconds) collected during the interval. This column is non-zero value when the whole request response time is less than fair threshold configured for it. Format is positive integer.
A shortened version of Request Name, used to display the request name
in the chart view. Format is alphanumeric string, with a maximum of 128 characters.
The URL for servlet requests, or the fully qualified class name for EJBs. Format is alphanumeric string, with a maximum of 128 characters.
The number of requests completed per second during the interval. If the sampling rate is less than 100%, this number is extrapolated to estimate 100% of completed requests. Format is decimal (formatted to 3 decimal places).
The type of request being run. Valid values are Servlet, EJB_Method, Custom, All_Workloads, Unknown, and Portlet.
The date and time the Tivoli Enterprise Management Agent collected the data. The valid format is a 12-character timestamp. For the STR and SCAN functions, the format is MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS; the following table shows the values contained in this character string:
Format of the 12-character timestamp
Character String Meaning MM Month DD Day YY Year HH Hour MM Minute SS Second
Example: 09/13/06 18:32:03 indicates the data was collected on September 13, 2006, at 18:32:03.
This attribute was designed for logging and reporting data-collection times rather than for creating situations. To specify a time and date for comparison and testing, use attributes from the Universal Time or Local Time groups.
The percentage of requests being sampled. Format is positive integer.
The name of the J2EE application server. Format is alphanumeric string, with a maximum of 256 characters.
The number of times this request invoked a Servlet request. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent processing Servlet requests; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time this request spent processing Servlet requests. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The number of times this request connected to a JDBC database. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent connecting to a JDBC database; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time this request spent connecting to a JDBC database. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The number of times this request executed a JDBC database. Format is positive integer.
SQL Execute Time
(ms)
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent executing a JDBC database; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
SQL Execute Time
(%)
The percentage of time this request spent executing a JDBC database. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The number of times this request queried a JDBC database. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent querying a JDBC database; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time this request spent querying a JDBC database. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The number of times this request updated a JDBC database. Format is positive integer.
The average time (in milliseconds) this request spent updating a JDBC database; this field can have a zero value if the total time is less than the number of requests, due to truncation. Format is positive integer.
The percentage of time this request spent updating a JDBC database. Format is decimal (formatted to 1 decimal place).
The total CPU time (in milliseconds) this request consumed during the interval. Format is positive integer.
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Parent topic:
Attributes for ITCAM Agent for J2EE