Use the pdm_logstat utility to turn on trace logging to monitor KPI daemon activity.
To turn on KPI daemon tracing, run the following command:
pdm_logstat -f cache_table_mgr.c VERBOSE
To turn off KPI daemon tracing, run the following command:
pdm_logstat -f cache_table_mgr.c
Examine the stdlog.0 file for entries pertaining to KPI daemon activity.
The following example shows normal KPI daemon connections to the host computer and the domsrvr:
02/06 05:42:14.58 garbo-2k3-bb kpi_daemon 2432 SIGNIFICANT kpi_daemon.c 117 KPIDaemon ready for action! 02/06 05:42:14.80 garbo-2k3-bb domsrvr 792 SIGNIFICANT connmgr.c 2314 Connecting client kpi_daemon:garbo-2k3-bb 02/06 05:42:14.81 garbo-2k3-bb kpi_daemon 2432 SIGNIFICANT main.c 220 KPI daemon connected with domsrvr
The following example indicates an error in a KPI named webSessionCT:
01/16 13:24:46.74 jed web:local 2152 ERROR sys_kpi.c 96 Invalid KPI metric type: 1382180215 (KPI name:webSessionCT)
The following examples show KPI daemon activity:
02/06 07:23:50.47 garbo-2k3-bb kpi_daemon 3568 TRACE cache_table_mgr.c 427 Cache Table manager created Kpi_Obj (KPI dob record_id:9003) (KPI type:2) 02/06 07:23:50.53 garbo-2k3-bb kpi_daemon 3568 TRACE cache_table_mgr.c 427 Cache Table manager created Kpi_Obj (KPI dob record_id:9103) (KPI type:1)
Note: For information about KPI types, see KPI Ticket Data Table Record Types.
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