Nonstop Database, HiRDB Version 9 System Operation Guide
The following table shows the collected content of performance trace information.
Table 28-1 Collected content of performance trace information
No. | Item | Collected content |
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1 | IP address | IP address of the server machine from which the trace was collected |
2 | Process ID | Process ID from which the trace was collected |
3 | Server name, process name | Server name (user server name) or process name from which the trace was collected For details about process names, see Table 28-2 Main collection points for performance trace information (during execution of SQL code). |
4 | Thread ID | Thread ID within the process from which the trace was collected |
5 | Trace collection time | Time at which the trace was collected (down to microseconds#1) |
6 | Performance trace sequence number | Performance trace sequence number within a process |
7 | Event ID | ID indicating the event content For details about event IDs, see Table 28-2 Main collection points for performance trace information (during execution of SQL code). |
8 | Client IP address | Client's IP address#2 |
9 | Client process ID | Client's process ID#2 0 is output if the connection was made from a Type4 JDBC driver. |
10 | Client port number | Client's receiving port number#2 |
11 | Client connect sequence number | Client's connect sequence number#2 |
12 | Performance attachment ID | ID that is unique within HiRDB#3 This ID is output in the following format: aaaabbbbbbbb aaaa: Name of the unit where the connected FES is located bbbbbbbb: Connect sequence number (hexadecimal) |
13 | Performance user information |
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14 | Unique data | Maintenance information |
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