Using the count trend

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You can check the operation trend of the key metrics of the database over time and trace the performance. You can also check the database operation trend by comparing the count trends on different dates. Through the Active sessions table, you can check active sessions and identify long-running sessions.

Basic screen guide

• If you select Base date, Comparison date, and Instance, the data is automatically applied to all widgets based on the selected items.

• To see the meaning of the metric displayed in the widget, select next to the name or see the following.

• To change the position with another widget, select and drag the upper part of the widget. However, the size of the widget cannot be changed.

• The left of the Active sessions table displays the data for the Base date, and the right of the table displays the data for the Comparison date.

• In the Active sessions table, the text colors are changed black → orange → Red, which means that the performance of the session is getting slower.

Selecting a comparison target

Select Base date and Instance, and then select Comparison date and Instance. If you hover your mouse over the chart, you can compare the data through the tooltip that appears.

• The solid line in the graph chart displays the data for the Base date, and the dotted line displays the data for the Comparison date.

• The items marked with (Comparison) in the tooltip are the data for the Comparison date.

Note

• In Database, you can select a database for comparison.

• The colors in Database are the same in the graph chart.

Comparing the active session data

• The time zone for data retrieval can be checked in .

• Active session data is collected every 5 seconds. You can search data for the desired time by selecting the button that moves in 5-second increments on the table.

• If you select or on the upper right, you can see the data in 1-minute increments. To move in increments of 5 seconds, select or .

• In the Active sessions table list, the text colors are changed black → orange → Red, which means that the performance of the session is getting slower.

• If you click a specific time point of the graph chart, the () area appears with a red line and the collected active sessions can be also seen.

Comparing with a specific time

You can compare the data by zooming in on a specific time point. Select a desired time zone to anywhere on the widgets and then drag the chart. It displays the data for a specific time zone dragged to all widgets and active session tables.

Preset

In Monitoring a Database Instance, you can load the custom widget settings and the sorted active sessions as presets.

Note

For more information about the Preset configuration, see the following.

Column information guide

Active session

Item	Description
Instance Name	Instance Name
id	Connection identifier
user	SQL execution account
host	Hostname that this thread is connected to.
db	Default database name. If nothing, it is NULL.
command	Running command type (Query/Sleep/Daemon, etc.)
time	Execution time of the current command (sec)
state	Current thread status (executing, updating, sending data, etc.)
query	Running statement. It displays the literal value SQL separated from Processlist.info.
query_param	Literal value separated from query
type	Thread type. FOREGROUND/BACKGROUND, etc.
connection_type	The protocol used to establish a connection. TCP/IP, SSL/TLS

Lock tree

Item	Description
holder type	Type of the holder session
lock mode	holder_mode
waiter type	Type of the waiter session
lock request	waiter_mode
state	This is the step where the current process is in progress.
table	holder_table/waiter_table
index	holder_index/waiter_index

Process information

The following items are the metrics collected if the XOS agent has been installed.

Item	Description
cputime	CPU usage time
cpuusage	CPU Utilization
elapse	Elapsed time of CPU usage
vsize	Virtual memory size (Kb)
rss	Resident Set Size (RSS) that is the number of physical pages associated with the process.
state	Process status
ioread	Actual time spent reading the block (milliseconds)
iowrite	Actual time spent writing the block (milliseconds)
pss	Process specific memory usage + Percentage of shared memory occupied by one process
uid	user id
cmd	Executing command
longcmd	Full path of cmd