Display the contents of the cluster-wide database of counters.
Syntax
COUNTERS/SHOW
Command Qualifiers Defaults
/ASSOCIATIONS /ASSOCIATIONS
/CHANNELS /CHANNELS
/HEADERS /HEADERS
/OUTPUT=file-spec None
/TODAY /TODAY
1 – Restrictions
Normally WORLD privilege is all that is required. But if the
cluster-wide, on-disk database must be created, then privileges
sufficient to create a file in the PMDF_TABLE: directory are
required; or if the node-specific, in-memory section must be
created, then SYSGBL and PRMGBL privileges are required.
2 – Description
The contents of the cluster-wide association and channel counters
database may be displayed with the PMDF COUNTERS/SHOW command.
A PMDF COUNTER/SYNCHRONIZE command is implicitly performed by
this command; the database contents are synchronized with the
in-memory section(s) before being displayed.
Note that as part of the implicit PMDFCOUNTERS/SYNCHRONIZE
operation, if the cluster-wide, on-disk database does not already
exist, the PMDF COUNTERS/SHOW command will create it. And if
the node-specific, in-memory cache of counters does not already
exist, the PMDF COUNTERS/SHOW command will create it too.
3 – Command Qualifiers
3.1 /ASSOCIATIONS
/ASSOCIATIONS (default)
/NOASSOCIATIONS
This qualifier specifies whether to show the in-memory cache of
association counters.
3.2 /CHANNELS
/CHANNELS (default)
/NOCHANNELS
This qualifier specifies whether to show the in-memory cache of
channel counters.
3.3 /HEADERS
/HEADERS (default)
/NOHEADERS
Controls whether or not a header line describing each column in
the table of counters is output.
3.4 /OUTPUT
/OUTPUT=file-spec
Direct the output to the specified file. By default the output
appears on your display.
3.5 /TODAY
/TODAY (default)
/NOTODAY
This qualifier specifies whether to show PMDF's count for the
number of messages processed this day. Note that as discussed in
the PMDF System Manager's Guide, PMDF counters are intentionally
designed to be lightweight and as such by design, the value shown
becomes increasingly likely to be an undercount as message volume
increases. So high volume sites (sites with an unlimited volume
PMDF license) in particular should not place too much credence in
the reported number.
4 – Examples
To display the counters for all channels and associations,
issue the command
$ PMDF COUNTERS/SHOW
4263 messages processed so far today
30000 messages per day are permitted by your license
Channel Messages Recipients Blocks
------------------------ ---------- ---------- ----------
l
Received 3863 3881 25786
Stored 89 89 460
Delivered 3876 3894 26018 (3859 first time)
Submitted 99 114 1611
Attempted 17 17 25
Rejected 0 0 0
Failed 1 1 6
Queue time/count 29794837/3877 = 7.68502E3
Queue first time/count 18904343/3860 = 4.8975E3
tcp_local
Received 208 217 4153
Stored 3 3 9
Delivered 200 212 2461 (197 first time)
Submitted 4053 4078 25919
Attempted 7 7 0
Rejected 46 68 0
Failed 14 14 1695
Queue time/count 1106266/211 = 5.24297E3
Queue first time/count 455897/208 = 2.19181E3
Current In Assocs 127
Total In Assocs 1056
Total Out Assocs 132
Rejected Out Assocs 11
Failed Out Assocs 1
Channel Timestamp Association
------------ ------------ -------------------------------------------------
tcp_local 01-Feb 00:27 TCP|192.160.253.70|25|192.160.253.66|3465
tcp_local 25-Jan 00:31 TCP|192.160.253.70|25|192.160.253.66|3496
tcp_local 26-Jan 14:50 TCP|192.160.253.70|25|192.160.253.66|2086
tcp_local 05-Feb 12:23 TCP|192.160.253.70|25|192.160.253.66|3593
tcp_local 01-Feb 00:34 TCP|192.160.253.70|25|192.160.253.66|3581
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