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Monitoring Server Performance
Figure 19–10 Home Tab of Reports Server Main Page
The Home tab contains the following sections:
■ General provides the current status of the Reports Server and, if it is up, the date
and time the server was started. It also includes the buttons for stopping, starting,
and restarting.
Note: The current status of a Reports Server will be reflected
accurately only if you start and stop it by using either Oracle
Enterprise Manager 10g or OPMN.
■ Configuration provides the selected Reports Server's cluster name, if it is a
member of a cluster; the trace option and mode specified in its configuration file;
and the maximum number of jobs that can be held at one time in the Reports
Server queue (this applies to all three queues, i.e., current, scheduled, and past job
queues). All of these are configurable in the Reports Server configuration file.
See Also: For more information about the configuration file:
■ Reports Server Configuration Elements (rwserverconf.dtd)
■ Response and Load provides current statistics for CPU and memory usage, and
average response time of the Reports Server.
■ CPU Usage (%) displays the percentage of the host machine's CPU currently
utilized by the selected Reports Server.
■ Memory Usage (%) displays the percentage of the host machine's RAM
currently utilized by the selected Reports Server. This metric does not apply to
in-process servers.
Note: In-process servers run in an OC4J_BI_Forms instance, and
the CPU Usage(%) and Memory Usage(%) metrics are part of the
OC4J_BI_Forms instance. Thus, the metrics for an in-process server
are always displayed as Unavailable.
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