Logging Parameters (ttaad4153m000)

Use this session to define the parameters for the logging of database locking and shared memory usage.

Note

You can only change parameters when you are logged on to the Master Application Server (MAS). The MAS is registered in the Systems (ttaad0550m000) session.

For shared memory logging, you can define a time frame in which the logging of object usage in the bshell takes place. For database locking, you can specify a threshold and a time frame.

After you specified the logging parameters, click Convert to Runtime. You can only run the Convert to Runtime command on a Master Application Server.

For details, refer to the field and form command help.

Related topics

 

Locking
Threshold [ms]

The threshold, in milliseconds, for logging database lock actions.

Lock actions that last shorter than the specified threshold, are not written to the log file.

Example: 10. Only lock actions that last 10 milliseconds or longer are written to the log file.

File Name

The path and name of the log file where the locking statistics will be stored.

For example: ${BSE_TMP}/log_locking.$$.

At runtime the $$ extension is replaced by a number. For example: the logging process generates the following file: log_locking.1048612.

From

Use this field to define the time frame in which the logging of database locking takes place. Each new log-on to LN that occurs in this time frame contributes to the logging. The logging continues until the user logs off from LN.

If you do not define a time frame, no logging is done.

To

Use this field to define the time frame in which the logging of database locking takes place. Each new log-on to LN that occurs in this time frame contributes to the logging. The logging continues until the user logs off from LN.

If you do not define a time frame, no logging is done.

Shared Memory
From

Use this field to define the time frame in which the shared memory logging takes place.

If you do not define a time frame, no logging is done.

To

Use this field to define the time frame in which the shared memory logging takes place.

If you do not define a time frame, no logging is done.

 

Convert to Runtime

Stores the entered data in the $BSE/lib/defaults/logging file. The date / time ranges are stored in UTC format.

The following lines show an example of the content of the logging file:

log_locking_threshold:0
log_locking_logfile:${BSE_TMP}/log_locking.$$
log_locking_start:1194220740
log_locking_end:1194343140
log_shm_start:1200956400
log_shm_end:1201006920

You can only run the Convert to Runtime command on a host defined as Master Application Server (MAS). If the host is not a MAS, all selection fields and the Convert to Runtime command are disabled.

Cleanup

Removes the currently stored shared memory measurement data.