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The Shared Server Monitor

The Shared Server Monitor displays information about shared server processes.

The following figure illustrates the left-most columns of the Shared Server Monitor.

Figure 11 - 11. Shared Server Monitor

The Shared Server Monitor is described below:

Name Name of the shared server process.
Status Status of the shared server process.
EXEC Executing SQL.
WAIT (ENQ) Waiting for a lock.
WAIT (SEND) Waiting to send data to the user.
WAIT (COMMON) Idle, waiting for a user request.
WAIT (RESET) Waiting for a circuit to reset after a break.
QUIT Terminating.
Requests Total number of requests taken from the request queue by the server.
Total Idle Time Total idle time for the server, expressed in:
(Days) Hours : Minutes : Seconds
Total Busy Time Total busy time for the server, expressed in:
(Days) Hours : Minutes : Seconds
Load The fraction of its lifetime that the server has been busy:
Busy Time/(Busy Time + Idle Time)
Circuit The address of the circuit that the server is currently serving.

Filters

The following filters are available in the Shared Server Monitor:

Name Filter for shared server name. Monitor displays information for servers whose names match the Name filter.
Status Filter for the shared server status. Monitor displays information for servers with the specified status.

SQL Worksheet Equivalent

To start the Shared Server Monitor from a SQL Worksheet, you can use the following Server Manager commands:

	MONITOR SHAREDSERVER
	MONITOR SHARED

Required Views

To use the Shared Server Monitor, you must have access to:


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