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3.3 Statistics File Output Functionality

This subsection describes the functionality to output the obtained statistics as a statistics file.

The following table describes the organization of this section:

Table 3-2 Organization of this section (Statistics file output functionality)

Category Title Reference
Description Information types that you can collect in statistics files 3.3.1
Information that you can collect in statistics files 3.3.2
Output destination and number of statistics files 3.3.3
Settings Settings for the execution environment (J2EE server settings) 3.3.4
Operations Output format and output contents of statistics files 3.3.5

Note:
Function-specific explanation is not available for "Implementation" and "Precautions".

The statistics file output functionality collects the statistics that are output by the functionality of the J2EE server or batch server at regular interval and outputs the statistics in a text file.

The following figure illustrates the statistics output functionality:

Figure 3-1 Types of statistics and J2EE server functionality to output the statistics

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The functionality that outputs the statistics is described below. The numbering of each functionality listed below corresponds to the number in the figure.

  1. JavaVM
  2. Process resource
  3. Stateful Session Bean#
  4. Stateless Session Bean#
  5. Message-driven Bean#
  6. DB Connector
  7. JCA resource
  8. Transaction service
  9. Web Application#
  10. Web container#
  11. URL group#

#
Not applicable to the batch server.

The following table describes the statistics that are output:

Table 3-3 Output statistics

Statistics Functionality that outputs the statistics
Category Type Information
Server performance Execution result information Number of received requests# Web Application
URL group
Number of responded requests# Web Application
URL group
Number of sessions# Web Application
Number of requests exceeding the upper limit of the number of requests pending for execution# Web container
Web Application
URL group
Number of messages received# Message-driven Bean
Number of transactions resolved Transaction service
Number of transaction rollbacks Transaction service
Number of connection failures JCA resource
Number of pooled PreparedStatement DBConnector
Number of pooled CallableStatement DBConnector
Frequency of invoking the PrepareStatement method DBConnector
Frequency of invoking the PrepareCall method DBConnector
Hit frequency of PreparedStatement in the pool DBConnector
Hit frequency of CallableStatement in the pool DBConnector
Server resource Flow control resource information Number of synchronous threads# Web container
Web Application
URL group
Number of pending requests# Web container
Web Application
URL group
Number of entire pending requests# Web container
Web Application
Number of pooled instances# Stateless Session Bean
Number of used instances in the pool# Stateless Session Bean
Number of pending requests# Stateless Session Bean
Number of connection sessions# Stateful Session Bean
Number of pooled instances# Message-driven Bean
Number of used instances in the pool# Message-driven Bean
Number of pooled connections JCA resource
Number of used connections in the pool JCA resource
Number of threads waiting for connection JCA resource
OS resource information JavaVM heap size JavaVM
Frequency of copy garbage collection JavaVM
Frequency of full garbage collection JavaVM
Number of classes loaded JavaVM
Number of running JavaVM threads JavaVM
Number of threads blocked due to monitor lock JavaVM
Explicit heap size JavaVM
Number of Explicit memory blocks in the Explicit heap area JavaVM
Maximum size of Explicit memory block JavaVM
Maximum size of Explicit memory block acquired in an HTTP session JavaVM
Number of Explicit memory blocks acquired in an HTTP session JavaVM
Explicit heap size managed by containers excluding the Explicit heap area acquired in an HTTP session JavaVM
Explicit heap size managed by user applications and JavaVM JavaVM
Number of threads Process resource
Number of file descriptors Process resource

#
Not applicable to batch servers.

Organization of this section
3.3.1 Information Types that You Can Collect in Statistics Files
3.3.2 Information that You Can Collect in Statistics Files
3.3.3 Output Destination and Number of Statistics Files
3.3.4 Settings for the execution environment (J2EE server settings)
3.3.5 Output Format and Output Contents of Statistics Files