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Monitoring Server Performance
Table 19–4 (Cont.) Information provided in the Failed Jobs Queue
Item Description
Status Displays the finished status of the job. It informs you whether
a job was cancelled by the user or terminated with error. In
instances where a job was terminated with error, a brief error
message is provided to indicate the cause of termination.
19.4.1.4.2 Viewing a Failed Job’s Trace File To aid you in determining why a job failed,
you can view the trace file for the failed job. To view a failed job’s trace file:
1. In the Select column on a Failed Jobs page, click the radio button next to the failed
job whose trace file you want to view.
2. Click the View Trace button near the top of the page. Alternatively, you can click
the ID link.
Note: Reports Server displays the No Log File Found error if
the trace file is not found. Refer to trace for more information on
how to specify the trace options for a job.
19.4.1.4.3 Rerunning a Failed Job In order to quickly check whether the problem with a
failed job has been resolved, you can rerun the job from the Failed Jobs page. To rerun
a failed job:
1. In the Select column on the Failed Jobs page, click the radio button next to the
failed job you want to rerun.
2. Click the Rerun Report button near the top of the page.
19.5 Monitoring Server Performance
Each Reports Server registered with Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g has its own main
page that summarizes general information about the server's status and performance.
You can monitor Reports Server performance from the following places:
■ Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Console
■ Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control Console
19.5.1 Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Console
The Reports Server main page in the Grid Control Console provides a variety of
statistics and graphs to help you monitor your Reports Server. The Reports Server
main page in the Grid Control Console has three tabs:
■ Home, shown in Figure 19–7
■ Performance, shown in Figure 19–8
■ Jobs, shown in Figure 19–9
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