Hi John, Useful info, thanks. Is this the same data available through jconsole? I've posted a short item on it here: http://rnm1978.blogspot.com/2009/07/jconsole-jmx.html I'm guessing perfmon will only have acccess to local counters, so if BI server is on a separate server from PS then the metrics won't be available?
could you please tell how to log these performance monitor counters? and how to check the performance for the history(like what was the performance last week)??
Great information as always. Question for you, what is the retention period for these values (or where is this set)? Active makes sense but Maximum (etc.) is dependent upon the timeframe in reference.
Hi Kevin, It's since that component (i.e. BI or PS) was started. See here for how to capture the information to file: http://rnm1978.wordpress.com/2010/12/06/obiee-monitoring/ :-)
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Hi John,
Useful info, thanks.
Is this the same data available through jconsole?
I've posted a short item on it here: http://rnm1978.blogspot.com/2009/07/jconsole-jmx.html
I'm guessing perfmon will only have acccess to local counters, so if BI server is on a separate server from PS then the metrics won't be available?
cheers, rnm.
@RNM,
I will have to test that next week. Might be the case.
Regards
John
could you please tell how to log these performance monitor counters? and how to check the performance for the history(like what was the performance last week)??
@rajesh, try this: http://rnm1978.wordpress.com/2009/07/24/obiee-windows-perfmon-counters/
@rnm1978.i will check that and come back to u. thank you very much
Hi John,
Great information as always. Question for you, what is the retention period for these values (or where is this set)? Active makes sense but Maximum (etc.) is dependent upon the timeframe in reference.
Hi Kevin,
It's since that component (i.e. BI or PS) was started.
See here for how to capture the information to file: http://rnm1978.wordpress.com/2010/12/06/obiee-monitoring/ :-)
Thanks RNM!
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