Kbase P114472: How are the Appservers represented in the database log files?
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
16/10/2008 |
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Status: Unverified
GOAL:
How are the Appservers represented in the database log files.
GOAL:
How are the Appservers represented in Promon User Control screen?
FIX:
The Appservers will connect to the database as ABL clients. These are represented depending on the type of connection the Appserver is using.
If the Appservers are connecting to the database via TCP the log file will display the connection as follows:
16:29:21 SRV 1: Started on port 3000 using TCP, pid 3672. (5646)
16:29:22 SRV 1: Login usernum 24, userid Jane, on pcJDoe. (742)
16:29:22 SRV 2: Started on port 3001 using TCP, pid 2936. (5646)
16:29:23 SRV 2: Login usernum 23, userid Jane, on pcJDoe. (742)
16:29:23 SRV 3: Started on port 3002 using TCP, pid 1124. (5646)
16:29:24 SRV 3: Login usernum 22, userid Jane, on pcJDoe. (742)
16:29:24 SRV 4: Started on port 3003 using TCP, pid 2652. (5646)
16:29:25 SRV 4: Login usernum 21, userid Jane, on pcJDoe. (742)
If the Appserver is making a shared memory connection the log file will show the following:
16:33:58 Usr 10: Logout by JDoe on batch. (453)
16:33:58 Usr 11: Logout by JDoe on batch. (453)
16:33:58 Usr 13: Logout by JDoe on batch. (453)
16:33:58 Usr 12: Logout by JDoe on batch. (453)
Entries in Promon User Control screen will display entries similar to those found for Remote Connections (REMC) or Self Serve connections (SELF).