| RDM Server Statistics
 The RDM Server Statistics form displays all statistics gathered
from a call to gather statistics from the CV11 Server. You can
refresh the statistics by selecting the REFRESH button. When
the statistics are refreshed, all accumulated statistics are totaled.
 This diagnostic tool enables system technicians to benchmark
CV11 Server and Extension Module performance. This is meant
to help troubleshoot server related issues.
 
 These statistics are primarily to enable the Collect!
Technical Services Team to more quickly pinpoint issues
related to the CV11 Server and Extension Module. The RDM Server Statistics form may be accessed through
the System,  Diagnostics menu.  Select Db Statistics to  open
the form.
 A complete list of the defined server constants appears below.
These constants contain the index into the array of longs
returned from s_statistics. All values are totals and do not show
current values. For example, the value returned in the LOGINS
field represents the total number of  user logins that have
occurred since the server was started, not the current number
of  active users. To obtain the current number, subtract the
total of LOGOUTS from LOGINS.
 Page Zero Read  Total number of times RDM Server performed
  a page zero read from a database file.
  
 Page Zero Write  Total number of times RDM Server performed a
  page zero write to a database file.
  
 Open Db Tables  Total number of times a database open required a
  database dictionary read from disk.
  
 Close Db Tables  Total number of times a database dictionary was removed
  from memory. This counter is incremented when all users
  of the database have called d_close and the table can be
  removed from RDM Server memory.
  
 Open Db  Total number of times RDM Server performed a database open.
  
 Close Db  Total number of times RDM Server performed a database close.
  
 Group Lock Request  Total number of lock requests RDM Server serviced. This
  counter is incremented when RDM Server receives a lock
  request, whether it was granted, blocked, timed out, or
  an RDM Server error occurred.
  
 Group Lock Blocked  Total number of lock requests blocked because of an
  incompatible lock.
  
 Group Lock Timeout  Total number of times a lock timed out because of an
  incompatible lock.
  
 Instance Read Locks  Total number of times an instance read lock is granted.
  
 Table Read Locks  Total number of times a table read lock is granted.
  
 Instance Write Locks  Total number of times an instance write lock is granted.
  
 Table Write Locks  Total number of times a table write lock is granted.
  
 Freed Locks  Total number of successful requests to free instance
  and table locks.
  
 Transaction Begins  Total number of times a database  transaction began.
  This counter is incremented after every successful
  d_trbegin call to an open database.
  
 Transaction Ends  Total number of times a database transaction ended.
  This counter is incremented after every successful
  d_trend call to an open database.
  
 Transaction Aborts  Total number of times a transaction aborted.
  This counter is incremented after a transaction
  was aborted by a d_trabort call on an open database.
  
 Change Log Write  Total number of times the change log is updated.
  This counter is incremented when a transaction is
  written to a change log on disk.
  
 Change Logs  Total number of change logs created. This counter is
  incremented when RDM Server creates multiple change
  log cycles.
  
 Change Logs Bytes Write  Total number of bytes written to change logs. This counter
  is increased by the size of each write and is only
  incremented each time CHANGE LOG WRITE
  is increased.
  
 Open Change Log  Total number of times the change log is opened. This
  counter is incremented each time RDM Server opens
  the change  log file.
  
 Close Change Log  Total number of times the change  log file is closed. This
  counter is incremented each time RDM Server closes the
  change log file.
  
 Transaction Rollbacks  Total number of transaction rollbacks. This counter is
  incremented after a call to d_trrollback is successful
  on an open database.
  
 Checkpoints  Total number of cache checkpoints. See Chapter 3
  of the  RDM Server User's Guide for information on
  checkpoint processing.
  
 Piggybacks  Total number of times a contiguous block writes to a
  database file during a checkpoint. This is a measure
  of the fragmentation of the checkpoint writes. Higher
  values mean less fragmentation.
  
 Server Rpc Total  Total number of  client RPC calls serviced by the server.
  
 Logins  Total number of times the server processed a login.
  
 Logouts  Total number of times the server processed a logout. This
  counter is increased when a successful client logout is
  serviced by RDM Server.
  
 Client Aborts  Total number of times RDM Server aborted a client session.
  For every session abort, a logout will be automatically
  performed by RDM Server, hence the LOGOUTS total is
  also incremented.
  
 Requests  Total number of d_ function calls. This counter is increased
  each time a d_ function call is made to RDM Server by a
  client or by an RDM Server extension module.
  
 Db Function Calls  Total number of d_ function calls. This counter is increased
  each time a d_ function call is made to RDM Server by a
  client or by an RDM Server extension module.
  
 Db Errors  Total number of database errors. This counter is increased
  each time a database error occurs.
  
 Normal Requests  Total number of normal RPC requests. This counter is
  increased each time RDM Server receives a normal RPC
  request that is serviced by a normal RDM Server thread.
  
 Pri Requests  Total number of priority RPC requests. This counter is
  increased each time RDM Server receives a priority RPC
  request that is serviced by a priority RDM Server thread.
  
 Refresh  Select this to refresh the statistics gathered from the
  CV11 Server.
  
 OK  Select this to close the RDM Server Statistics form.
  
 See Also-  Database Topics
  
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