Caché Monitoring Guide - InterSystems Documentation

Diagnostic Report Contents
• Any Ad Hoc content applied that is not in $ZV — enter ad hoc content you have applied that does not appear in the
$ZVersion special variable.
• The type and number of CPUs present
• The total amount of physical memory — enter the amount of physical memory on the machine.
• Other details of the hardware this system uses
• Method used to back up this system (InterSystems, OS, External, other) — enter the methods you use to back up your
system.
• Other relevant information about this instance — enter any special notes you want to include with the report.
The Diagnostic Report task retains the information you enter in all but one of the settings; the task runs with the WRC issue
number only once and then clears it. You cannot edit task settings while the report is running.
2.3 Diagnostic Report Contents
When the Diagnostic Report task runs, it creates an HTML log file containing both basic and advanced information, which
is used by the WRC to resolve issues. The following sections describe the sections of the report:
• Basic Information
• Advanced Information
2.3.1 Basic Information
The basic information includes the following categories:
General
Displays the following information:
• Full host name (with domain)
• IP address
• User name
• Date and time report was created
• Caché version string ($ZVersion)
• Caché objects version string
• Caché ODBC/JDBC server version information
• Caché Direct server version information
• Caché WebLink version information
• National Language Support (NLS) information
• Free block count information
• Operating system version (uname -a on UNIX® systems)
• Extended system information (only on Windows systems if the PsInfo.Exe utility is in the Caché Bin directory).
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