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3.1.2.7 WAS HTTP Sessions Statistics (WEBCSG)


The WAS HTTP Sessions Statistics uses data from the
HTTP Session Manager Interval File (WEBHTP) to display the
Active Sessions Count, Invalidated Sessions Count, Finalized
Sessions Count, and Total Live Sessions Count number over the
date and/or time ranges you select.

The following CA MICS Web Analyzer elements will be selected:

KEY ELEMENTS:

  o HOUR     - Hour Of Day
  o ZONE     - Time Zone
  o SYSID    - System Identifier
  o WEBSRVNM - WAS Server Name
  o WEBINAME - Web Server Instance Name

DATA ELEMENTS:

  o HTPASESS - Active Sessions Count
  o HTPCSESS - Created Sessions Count
  o HTPFSESS - Finalized Sessions Count
  o HTPISESS - Invalidated Sessions Count
  o HTPLSESS - Total Live Sessions Count

Note: The label associated to the field DATE will vary based
on timespan used.

To produce the report:

  o Enter the CA MICS Workstation Facility (MWF)

  o Choose option 2, CA MICS Information Center Facility
    (MICF)

  o Choose option 2, Database Inquiries

  o Select WEBCSG, Catalog Group:  PERFORM

  o Complete the MICF Execution panel

  o Complete the specification panel illustrated below
    (Descriptions of the fields follow the panel)

The result will be displayed on your terminal.

+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
|------------------------ WAS HTTP Sessions Statistics ----------------|
| Command ===>                                                         |
|                                                                      |
| Composing Inquiry: WEBCSG - WAS HTTP Sessions Statistics             |
|                                                                      |
| Database ===> _________________________________________              |
| Cycle(s) ===> __ - __                                                |
| Time-span ===> ______ (DETAIL/DAYS/WEEKS/MONTHS)                     |
| Plot by hour if time-span is DAYS or WEEKS   ===> _ (Y/N)            |
| Generate a plot for each value of Zone       ===> _ (Y/N)            |
| Generate color graphic plots                 ===> _ (Y/N)            |
| Generate CSV Extract for Query and Reporting ===> _ (Y/N)            |
|                                                                      |
| Data Selection:                                                      |
|                     dd mmm yy   dd mmm yy   dd mmm yy   dd mmm yy    |
|   Date Ranges  ===> __ ___ __ - __ ___ __   __ ___ __ - __ ___ __    |
|   Hour         ===> __ - __    __ - __    __ - __                    |
|   Zone         ===> _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _                                |
|   Sysid        ===> ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____                    |
|   WAS Server Names(WEBSRVNM) ===> ________ ________ ________ ________|
|   WAS Server Instance                                                |
|              Name (WEBINAME) ===> ________ ________ ________ ________|
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+

PARAMETER SPECIFICATIONS
________________________

REQUIRED PARAMETERS:

The following parameters require specification for the
inquiry to execute.

DATABASE.  DEFAULT: None
         Specify up to six database unit IDs (the IDs of the
         CA MICS database units from which files are read).

         If CA MICS files exist in only one database unit,
         this parameter is set automatically.

         To display a selection list of valid database unit
         IDs, specify ?  (question mark).

         Duplicates IDs are not allowed.

CYCLE(S).  DEFAULT: 01
        This is the cycle or cycles of the specified timespan
        of the CA MICS files that are used as input to the
        analysis.  Two data entry fields are provided so you
        can specify a range of cycles.  The fields can
        contain any numeric value between 0 and 99.  If you
        want only a single cycle (such as cycle 01), specify
        the selected cycle in the first entry field and leave
        the second field blank.  Leading zeros are not
        required and are inserted automatically if you supply
        a single-digit number (7 becomes 07).  If you specify
        a cycle range, you may specify it in either ascending
        or descending order (for example, 01-05 or 05-01).

TIMESPAN.  DEFAULT: varies by report
         The timespan of the CA MICS database from which the
         primary input files are selected.  Required input
         file(s) must be available at the specified timespan.
         (e.g., DETAIL, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS)

PLOT BY HOUR.  DEFAULT: Y
         At the DAYS and WEEKS timespans, reports can be
         produced at an hourly, DAILY, or WEEKLY level.

         Y - (Yes) to Report by HOUR.
         The data is summarized and displayed by hour and
         separate reports are produced for each day or week.

         N - (No) to NOT report by HOUR.
         The data is summarized by day or week and a single
         report listing all days or weeks is produced.

GENERATE A PLOT FOR EACH VALUE OF ZONE.  DEFAULT: Y
         Y - (Yes) to generate reports for each ZONE.

         N - (No)  to NOT generate reports for each ZONE.

         The nature and resource requirements of processing
         often change from one zone to another (for example,
         prime shift online demands versus production batch
         requirements at non-prime shift periods).

         Zone reporting gives you the ability to display
         separate reports for each observed zone.

GENERATE COLOR GRAPHIC PLOTS.  DEFAULT: N
        Y - (Yes) generates color graphic plots.  SAS/GRAPH
            software is a prerequisite for color graphics.
        N - (No) Standard SAS plots and graphs will be
            produced (non-color, line formats).

GENERATE CSV EXTRACT FOR QUERY AND REPORTING.  DEFAULT: N
        Y - (Yes) generates an extract CSV file for
            subsequent use in CA MICS Query and Reporting.
            This option is only valid when CA MICS Query and
            Reporting is installed.  Elements available for
            CSV extract are SAFBYTES and SAFBYTER.
        N - (No) CSV file not produced.


OPTIONAL PARAMETERS:

The following parameters do not require specification for the
inquiry to execute, they are optional.

DATE RANGES.  DEFAULT: None
        Specify up to two date ranges in DD MMM YY format.
        The first value in each date range is the starting
        date and the last value is the ending date.  The
        ending date must be higher than the starting date.
        The date ranges should not overlap, but you can
        specify the higher range before the lower range.  For
        example, a valid date range specification is:

           date range 1:  01 JAN 01 - 31 DEC 01
           date range 2:  01 JAN 99 - 31 DEC 99

        An input observation is selected if its date value is
        greater than or equal to the starting date and is
        less than or equal to the ending date of any
        specified date range.

HOUR.  DEFAULT:  None
         Specify up to hour ranges of the form mm - nn, where
         mm and nn are two digit numbers between 00 and 23,
         inclusive.

           mm: range starting hour
           nn: range ending hour

         The ending hour must be higher than the starting
         hour.

         The hour ranges should not overlap, but you can
         specify the higher range before the lower range.

         For example, a valid hour range specification is:

           18-23 09-17 02-04

         An input observation is selected if its hour value
         is greater than or equal to the starting hour and
         less than or equal to the ending hour of any
         specified hour range.

ZONE.  DEFAULT: None
         Specify up to six ZONE values.

         Each ZONE a 1 byte character field.

         Duplicates are not allowed.

         Using ZONEs you can restrict the inquiry analysis
         to only those ZONE values specified.

SYSID.  DEFAULT: None
         Specify up to six SYSIDs.

         Each SYSID a 1-4 byte character field.

         Duplicates are not allowed.

         Using SYSIDs you can restrict the inquiry analysis
         to only those SYSID values specified.

WAS SERVER NAME (WEBSRVNM).  DEFAULT: None
         Specify up to four WAS Server Names.

         Each Server Name is a 1-8 character field.

         Duplicates are not allowed.

         Using WEBSRVNM you can restrict the inquiry analysis
         to only those WEBSRVNM values specified.

WAS SERVER INSTANCE NAME (WEBINAME).  DEFAULT: None
         Specify up to four WAS Server Instance Names.

         Each Instance Name is a 1-8 character field.

         Duplicates are not allowed.

         Using WEBINAMEs you can restrict the inquiry
         analysis to only those WEBINAME values specified.


Daily WAS Http Sessions Statistics CA -------------------------------------- SYSID=XAE1 WEBSRVNM=BBOSTOR WEBINAME=BBOSTORA DATE=04-12-09 -------------------------------- Plot of HTPASESS*HOUR. Symbol used is 'A'. Plot of HTPCSESS*HOUR. Symbol used is 'C'. Plot of HTPFSESS*HOUR. Symbol used is 'F'. Plot of HTPISESS*HOUR. Symbol used is 'I'. Plot of HTPLSESS*HOUR. Symbol used is 'L'. 7000 + | A | c | L t | i 6000 + v | e | | S | e 5000 + s | s | i | o | n 4000 + s | | A C | o | u 3000 + I n | L L t | A | I | C 2000 + F | A | C | C | L 1000 + | C | A | | I F 0 + ---+--------------------------------+--------------------------------+--------------------------------+-- 0 1 2 3 Hour of Day CA MICS WEB WEBCSG 29DEC05 BASED ON Information Summarized by Hour Within Day