Using the Predefined Charts and
Reports
Use
The predefined charts and reports combine the most useful information needed to monitor the system performance. You can view the charts individually or as part of a report. A predefined report pools together a number of predefines charts.
The predefined reports also contain the traffic light and the description of important monitors. This way you see only the current state of a monitor without its detailed history.
Prerequisites
You have started the Java System Reports.
Procedure
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1. From the Instance dropdown box, choose an instance.
You can choose to monitor a particular instance or all instances in a system.
2. From the Cluster Node dropdown box, choose a node.
You can monitor a single server process or all server processes of the selected instance.
If you have chosen to monitor all instances, at this step, only the All option is available.
3. To set the period for which the performance data is generated, in the Time Period dropdown box, perform one of the following:
○ Choose a preset period of the last 1, 8, or 24 hours.
○ Choose Custom, specify time and date, and choose Apply to confirms your custom reporting period.
You can use the Set Current Date and Time option for setting the current time as the end of the reporting period. You must specify the beginning of the reporting period.
4. If you want to configure the display of data, the saving of history, or the auto refresh function, you can change additional settings.
More information: Changing Settings and Exporting History.
5. To view a report, choose the Reports tab, and then from the Report dropdown box, choose a report.
When viewing reports, choose the heading of each chart or table, depending on the view, to open a large-size chart or a table in a new tab.
To go back to the report, choose the Reports tab.
6. To view a chart, choose the Charts tab, and then from the Chart dropdown box, choose a chart.
For hints on how to read charts, choose Hint on charts.
7. To toggle between the chart view or table view, in the right-hand side corner, select the following:
○ Chart View
Presents the monitored data in the form of a chart.
○ Table View.
Presents in tabular format the name of each monitor and its values for the specified period.
When the data from two or more monitors is in different ranges, for example, the data set of one monitor is in the range of 0 to 1, while the other is in the range of 10 000 to 100 000, you can use the Scale Monitor Values checkbox.
This function scales the values to fall in the range of 1 to 100, when this is possible, and indicates the scaling factor in the legend below the chart or table.
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