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1. Re: JDBC Metrics
peterj Jun 25, 2008 6:57 PM (in response to indra_joy)Try jboss.jca:name=XXX,service=ManagedConnectionPool where XXX is the JDNI name of your data source.
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2. Re: JDBC Metrics
indra_joy Jun 25, 2008 7:42 PM (in response to indra_joy)Thanks peter. I already checked that before but it gives only
1. AvailableConnectionCount
2. ConnectionCount
3. MaxConnectionsInUseCount
4. InUseConnectionCount
5. ConnectionCreatedCount
6. ConnectionDestroyedCount
I am trying to explain more.
JDBC Connection Pool Wait: Average number of connections waiting in the pool.
JDBC Connection Pool Wait Threads:Drill Down View of threads waiting for a connection from the pool.
JDBC Client Wait Time:Average time that a client waits for a connection from the pool
JDBC Client Wait Time Threads:Drill Down View of threads waiting for a connection from the pool.
JDBC Connection Pool Timeout:Number of times a client waited for a connection
JDBC Connection Pool Timeout Threads:Drill Down View of threads that timed out after waiting for a connection from the pool
JDBC Connection Throughput:Number of connections allocated to and returned by applications
Can you please help me in this. -
3. Re: JDBC Metrics
peterj Jun 26, 2008 1:37 PM (in response to indra_joy)I do not know of anything that keeps those specific statistics.
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4. Re: JDBC Metrics
indra_joy Jun 27, 2008 2:14 PM (in response to indra_joy)I am wondering is there any tool which keeps track of all this?? Any clue sir
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5. Re: JDBC Metrics
peterj Jun 27, 2008 4:02 PM (in response to indra_joy)If the code is not tracking this data, then no tool will have access to the data either. Every tool I know of uses the data provided by the MBeans.