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Oracle® Enterprise Manager Metric Reference Manual
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Oracle® Enterprise Manager Metric Reference Manual
10g Release 1 (10.1) Part No. B12015-01 |
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You can use Oracle Enterprise Manager to monitor and manage Oracle Reports Server.
Provides information about the cluster under which various Reports Servers might be running.
Provides the total number of currently running jobs in the Reports Server Cluster Job Queue.
Provides the total number of jobs for the listed Reports Server cluster that were stopped before completion. This includes cancelled jobs as well as those terminated with error.
Provides the total number of finished jobs currently in the Reports Server cluster.
Provides information about the currently running jobs in the Reports Server.
Provides the types and numbers of currently running engines on the selected Reports Server.
Provides the total number of jobs currently in the selected Reports Server's Job Queue that were stopped before completion. This includes cancelled jobs as well as those terminated with error. When this number is higher than 0, it links to the Failed Jobs Queue, where you can get detail on why a job failed, view the job's trace file, and resubmit the job.
If you specified a job name in the command line you used to run this report, that name is listed here. Otherwise, it is the name of the job provided for the "report=" or "module=" parameter of the report request.
Provides a detailed look at all successfully completed jobs in the Job Queue on the selected Reports Server.
If you specified a job name in the command line you used to run this report, that name is listed here. Otherwise, it is the name of the job provided for the "report=" or "module=" parameter of the job request. Job Name is linked to the output of this job. Click Job Name to see a Web version of this job's output (fetched from the Reports Server cache).
Provides the average number of milliseconds it takes for the selected Reports Server to process a request from the client.
Indicates whether the server is up or down.
The following table shows how often the metric's value is collected and compared against the default thresholds. The 'Consecutive Number of Occurrences Preceding Notification' column indicates the consecutive number of times the comparison against thresholds should hold TRUE before an alert is generated.
Table 14-1 Metric Summary Table
| Target Version | Evaluation and Collection Frequency | Upload Frequency | Operator | Default Warning Threshold | Default Critical Threshold | Consecutive Number of Occurrences Preceding Notification | Alert Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Versions | Every 5 Minutes | After Every Sample | =
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Not Defined | 0 | 1 | Not Defined |
Provides a detailed look at all jobs scheduled to run on the selected Reports Server and supplies the means of cancelling a scheduled job.
Provides information about the Reports Server, number of engines, and other parameters related to the Reports Server. This information looks at the entire lifecycle of the Reports Server for all the requests handled by the Reports Server, while the Server Performance Data metrics measure the performance of the Reports Server on a real time basis where the metrics generated are based on the requests handled by the Reports Server in last 5 minutes.
Provides the number of engines currently running on the selected Reports Server.
Provides the time the current job has been running in the Reports Server and has not yet finished. This metric will be non-zero when a currently running job has been running longer than the default Elapsed Time Limit (currently at 3 minutes). The Elapsed Time Limit can be modified by configuring the Reports Server target from Oracle Enterprise Manager (Grid Control).
Provides the average number of milliseconds it takes for the selected Reports Server to process a request from the client.
If the selected Reports Server is a member of a server cluster, the cluster name is listed here.
Provides the total number of jobs currently in the Job Queue that were stopped before completion. This includes cancelled jobs as well as those terminated with error.
Indicates the health of the Reports Server. This is the ratio of failed jobs to current jobs (failed jobs / (past jobs + failed jobs)).
Provides the total number of jobs that have finished running successfully. When this number is higher than 0, it links to the Finished Jobs Queue, where you can get more detail on the finished job, view the job's trace file, view the job result from cache, and resubmit the job.
Provides the total number of jobs currently in the Scheduled Jobs Queue. When this number is greater than 0, it links to the Scheduled Jobs Queue, where you can view details and canceled the scheduled job.
Provides the trace mode specified in the Reports Server configuration file for the trace log file, either Replace (the default) or Append. Trace Replace replaces the existing text in the trace log file with new information. Trace Append appends new information to the end of existing trace log file.
In a clustered server environment, provides the total number of jobs transferred between the selected Reports Server and other cluster members. For example, if the selected Reports Server receives a request for a job that was run earlier on another cluster member, the request is transferred to the cluster member that provided the earlier result and the result is delivered to the client from the cluster member's cache. Such a transaction would be counted as one transfer within the cluster.
Provides metrics for the jobs processed/requested for the last 5 minutes. Server Performance Data metrics are similar to Server Information metrics; the Server Information metrics are examined to generate metrics numbers for the jobs processed/requested for the last 5 minutes.
Provides the number of engines currently running on the selected Reports Server.
Provides the averaged elasped time for all jobs that have run in the Reports Server in the last 5 minutes. This metric will be non-zero when any running job runs longer than the default Elapsed Time Limit (currently at 3 minutes). The Elapsed Time Limit can be modified by configuring the Reports Server target from Oracle Enterprise Manager (Grid Control).
If the selected Reports Server is a member of a server cluster, the cluster name is listed here.
Provides the number of jobs (failed, successful, and currently running) in the Reports Server for a period of time (5 minutes).
Provides the total number of jobs currently in the Job Queue that were stopped before completion. This includes cancelled jobs as well as those terminated with error.
Provides the number of failed and successful jobs processed by the Reports Server in the last 5 minutes.
Provides the total number of jobs currently in the Scheduled Jobs Queue. When this number is greater than 0, it links to the Scheduled Jobs Queue, where you can view details and canceled the scheduled job.
Provides the number of successful jobs processed by the Reports Server in the last 5 minutes.
Indicates the trace mode specified in the Reports Server configuration file for the trace log file, either Replace (the default) or Append. Trace Replace replaces the existing text in the trace log file with new information. Trace Append appends new information to the end of existing trace log file.
In a clustered server environment, provides the total number of jobs transferred between the selected Reports Server and other cluster members. For example, if the selected Reports Server receives a request for a job that was run earlier on another cluster member, the request is transferred to the cluster member that provided the earlier result and the result is delivered to the client from the cluster member's cache. Such a transaction would be counted as one transfer within the cluster.
