You can view the collected statistics in tabular format in the command-line interface and in graphical format in the configuration utility.
The following table describes the collected statistics:
| Statistics |
Column name in the output of the stat stream identifier <identifier name> command |
Description |
| Number of requests |
Req |
The number of requests for which records were created in the last <interval> number of minutes. |
| Bandwidth consumed |
BandW |
The total bandwidth consumed by the requests that were received in the last <interval> number of minutes. The total bandwidth of a request is the bandwidth consumed by the request and its response. The value is rounded off to the next higher or next lower integer value. So, it might differ slightly from the expected value. For example, if a request's total bandwidth consumption is 2.2 KB. One instance of the request might be shown as having consumed 2 KB. Two instances might be shown as having consumed 4 KB, but three instances might be shown as having consumed 7 KB. |
| Response time |
RspTime |
The average response time for all the requests received in the last <interval> number of minutes. |
| Concurrent connections |
Conn |
The total number of concurrent connections that are currently open. |
To view the statistical data collected for a stream identifier by using the command line
At the command prompt, type:
stat stream identifier <name> [<pattern> ...] [-detail] [-fullValues] [-ntimes <positive_integer>] [-logFile <input_filename>] [-sortBy <sortBy> [<sortOrder>]