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Foglight for PeopleSoft 5.6.11 - User and Reference Guide

Using Foglight for PeopleSoft
Exploring the PeopleSoft Dashboards Foglight for PeopleSoft Agents PS_AppMonitor Agent PS_AppServer Agent PS_DB2SQL Agent PS_MSSQL Agent PS_OracleSQL Agent PS_PPM Agent PS_SchedMonitor Agent PS_SchedServer Agent PS_Scheduler Agent Manual Agent Naming Deployment Scenario Procedures
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Views
PS_AppServer Views PS_DB2SQL Views PS_MSSQL Views PS_OracleSQL Views PS_PPM Views PS_SchedServer Views PS_Scheduler Views
Data

PS_SchedServer_Process_Details Table View

Purpose
The PS_SchedServer_Process_Details table provides information about request activity and resource utilization of the server process instances that belong to the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler server domain.
 
Table 39. Description of the PS_SchedServer_Process_Details Table View
Data displayed
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Domain Name — The name of the domain containing the Process Scheduler process being monitored.
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Process Name (PID) — The scheduler server process name (PSDSTSRV, PSAESRV, and so on) and process ID to identify the instance of the process configured to service a particular queue.
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Active Requests — The number of requests initiated by the Process Scheduler server process that are still active at the time of data collection. The active requests numbers represent the number of requests that are still waiting to be processed for a particular Tuxedo client (a workstation or jolt station handler).
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Requests — The total number of requests a server process has processed at the time of data collection since the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler Server domain process started or recycled.
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Requests Processed — The total number of requests a server process has processed during the collection interval. Requests Processed displays the number of service requests processed and completed by the Process Scheduler server process advertising those particular services during the collection interval.
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Work Completed — The total workload completed by the Process Scheduler server process for the collection interval. Work completed is the requests completed multiplied by the load factor (typically 50).
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CPU Util (%) — The percentage of CPU resources used by all the processes belonging to the Process Scheduler server domain.
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Memory Util (%) — The percentage of memory resources used by the instance of the process belonging to a Process Scheduler server domain.
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Resident Set Size (Kb) — The total amount of physical memory for all the instances of a process belonging to a Process Scheduler server domain.
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Virtual Set Size (Kb) — The total size of swap space for the instance of a process belonging to a Process Scheduler server domain.
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Up Time — The number of hours the instance of the process is running.
Where to go next
n/a

PS_SchedServer_Process_Totals Table View

Purpose
The PS_SchedServer_Process_Totals table provides information about queuing activity, resource utilization, and the number and availability of server processes that belong to the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler server domain.
 
Table 40. Description of the PS_SchedServer_Process_Totals Table View
Data displayed
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Domain Name — The name of the domain containing the Process Scheduler process being monitored.
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Process Name — The scheduler server process (PSDSTSRV, PSAESRV, and so on) configured to service a particular queue.
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Requests Queued — Indicates the current length of the queue measured by the number of requests waiting to be processed at the time of data collection. High queue lengths may indicate that more server processes need to be configured to run.
NOTE: If the T_DOMAIN:TA_LDBAL attribute is “N” or the T_DOMAIN: TA_MODEL attribute is “MP”, this field does not return a value. Therefore, when this field does return a value, TA_LMID and TA_SOURCE have the same value. These values can be configured in the psprcsrv.ubx configuration file.
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Requests Queued Total — Indicates the number of times a request waited to be processed for an application server process at the time of data collection since the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler server domain started.
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Max Instances — The maximum number of instances defined for this process in the .ubb file.
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Min Instances — The minimum number of instances defined for this process in the .ubb file.
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Instances Found — The number of instances of a process found for that domain at the time of data collection.
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Spawning (%) — The percent of process spawning found during the collection interval. Zero percent should be the normal value if MinInstances = MaxInstances, which is the recommended configuration by Peoplesoft.
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CPU Util (%) — The percentage of CPU resources used by all the instances of a process belonging to a Process Scheduler server domain.
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Memory Util (%) — The percentage of memory resources used by the instance of the process belonging to a Process Scheduler server domain.
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Resident Set Size (Kb) — The total amount of physical memory for all the instances of a process belonging to a Process Scheduler server domain.
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Virtual Set Size (Kb) — The total size of swap space for all the monitored processes belonging to the Process Scheduler server domain.
Where to go next
Go to PS_SchedServer_Process_Details Table View . This displays data for all instances of the selected process.

PS_SchedServer_Queue_Summary Graph View

Purpose
The PS_SchedServer_Queue_Summary graph provides information about spawning, requests and queuing activity for the server processes that belong to the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler server domain.
 
Table 41. Description of the PS_SchedServer_Queue_Summary Graph View
Data displayed
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Process Name — The scheduler server process (PSDSTSRV, PSAESRV, and so on) configured to service a particular queue.
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Spawning (%) — The percent of process spawning found during the collection interval. Zero percent should be the normal value if MinInstances = MaxInstances, which is the recommended configuration by Peoplesoft.
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Requests Queued — Indicates the current length of the queue measured by the number of requests waiting to be processed at the time of data collection.
A value greater than zero for the Requests Queued indicates a queuing state where some requests or services are active and waiting in a queue for the corresponding Process Scheduler server process to process those requests. If Request Queued values greater than zero are observed for a number of consecutive collection cycles, it might indicate an insufficient number of instances of that application server process are configured within the Process Scheduler server domain to process requests from clients.
NOTE: If the T_DOMAIN:TA_LDBAL attribute is “N” or the T_DOMAIN: TA_MODEL attribute is “MP”, this field does not return a value. Therefore, when this field does return a value, TA_LMID and TA_SOURCE have the same value. These values can be configured in the psprcsrv.ubx configuration file.
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Requests Queued Total — Indicates the number of times a request waited to be processed for an application server process at the time of data collection, since the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler server domain started.
Where to go next
Drill down on the Spawning (%) bar. For more information, see PS_SchedServer_Process_Configuration Graph View. This displays process configuration details.

PS_Scheduler Views

The PS_Scheduler Agent includes the following views:
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PSS_Current_JobNumbers Graph View
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PSS_Current_Jobs Graph View
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PSS_Current_Processes Graph View
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PSS_Current_Users Graph View
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PSS_DB_Overview Graph View
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PSS_Jobs_ProcessingTime Table View
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PSS_JobSummary Graph View
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PSS_Prcs_Types Graph View
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PSS_Processes_Hold_List Table View
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PSS_Processes_ProcessingTime Table View
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PSS_Processes_QueuedList Table View
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PSS_ProcessList Table View
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PSS_ProcessSummary Graph View
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PSS_Queue_Overview Graph View
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PSS_RptDist_Overview Graph View
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PSS_RptDistPrcs_List Table View
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PSS_RptDistPrcs_Summary Graph View
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PSS_Server_Uptime Graph View
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