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Viewing AppServer process details

You can access real-time details and statistics that provide you with snapshot information about a running AppServer process at the point you access this information from the Control page.
To view process details:
1. Click Resources in the management console menu. All resources managed by your console appear in the grid frame.
2. Filter or search for the AppServer broker instance to which you want to add or trim agents.
3. Click the Edit icon. The AppServer details page appears.
4. In the Command and control section of the page, click Server Pool Control.
5. Click a PID link. The following sections appear:
*The Process summary section identifies the Process name and Process start time. User id and Group id values appear when UNIX-based data is shown. The Parent pid provides the identifier number associated with the process that spawned this current process.
*The Process statistics section presents details about the database's real-time operational status. Values presented without parentheses identify that the processing time determined since the last scheduled polling interval, as noted, has occurred. Values presented within parentheses have been calculated based on information obtained since the start of the process.
The following table identifies and describes the fields of information presented in the Process statistics section.
Table 67. Process statistics data
Field
Description
Resident size
The physical size of the process as defined by the host system.
Virtual size
The virtual size of the process as defined by the host system.
CPU
The percentage of time spent using the CPU in either the user or kernel mode since the last scheduled poll.
Weighted CPU
The percentage of time spent using the CPU in either the user or kernel mode since the last scheduled poll divided by the number of CPU processors on the system.
This value appears only when there is more than one CPU process on the system where the process is running.
User time
The amount of CPU time spent in the user mode since the last scheduled poll.
Kernel time
The amount of CPU time spent in the kernel mode since the last scheduled poll.
Process time
The sum of the values that appear in the User time and Kernel time fields.