Subject | RE: [ib-support] RC1 Error - Responses |
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Author | Leyne, Sean |
Post date | 2001-12-05T17:40:02Z |
Bill,
just learned about WinNT Performance Monitor.
I gave you the wrong instructions about capturing the monitoring
results....
In order to capture to performance results and then be able to review
them, you need to:
- Launch PerfMon and then go to the Log view (Ctrl-L).
- Then you need to select what values you want to collect, press Ctrl-I
and select the Process object.
- Then you need to go to the options windows (Ctrl-O) and specify the
filename of the log you wish to create (IBServer.log) and the sampling
interval (in this case I think we want sub-second) enter 0.5. You also
want to press the "Start Log" button on this form.
- Then perform your test, try accessing your database.
- After you get your error message, you need to go back to the PerfMon
screen and open the options window (Ctrl-O) and press "Stop Log".
To review the captured results you:
- Use the Options | Data From... menu option and point to the log file
which was created.
- You will then need to select the counters/value you wish to display in
the Chart view (Ctrl-C), just like you would normally.
Sean
> -- In terms of resource use, I have a small file made fromThanks for the file you sent me, I just wanted to pass along a lesson I
> NT's perf monitor
> that contains the Paged/Non Paged memroy events. I will send
> this file to
> whoever asks for it (~4 kb), or post them here as an attachment.
just learned about WinNT Performance Monitor.
I gave you the wrong instructions about capturing the monitoring
results....
In order to capture to performance results and then be able to review
them, you need to:
- Launch PerfMon and then go to the Log view (Ctrl-L).
- Then you need to select what values you want to collect, press Ctrl-I
and select the Process object.
- Then you need to go to the options windows (Ctrl-O) and specify the
filename of the log you wish to create (IBServer.log) and the sampling
interval (in this case I think we want sub-second) enter 0.5. You also
want to press the "Start Log" button on this form.
- Then perform your test, try accessing your database.
- After you get your error message, you need to go back to the PerfMon
screen and open the options window (Ctrl-O) and press "Stop Log".
To review the captured results you:
- Use the Options | Data From... menu option and point to the log file
which was created.
- You will then need to select the counters/value you wish to display in
the Chart view (Ctrl-C), just like you would normally.
Sean