The Progress OpenEdge Server Monitor view provides a status summary for the AppServer broker and agents. You can access the view by:
Then expand the AppServer folder and select a broker.
The view provides details about the broker on a Summary tab and also includes a toolbar that you can use to perform certain AppServer tasks.
The following summary details related to broker and agent status appear in the Summary tab:
Broker status | The broker status: starting, active, stopping |
Operating mode | The operating mode: State-reset, State-aware, Stateless, and State-free |
Broker port | The port that the broker listens on for connections |
Broker pid | The operating machine process ID of the broker executable |
Active agents | The number of active agents, including all those busy, locked, and available |
Busy agents | The number of busy AppServer agent processes |
Locked agents | The number of locked AppServer agents that are tied to a specific client |
Available agents | The number of available agents that are currently idle |
Active clients | The number of active client requests (current, peak) |
Client queue | The client queue depth of waiting clients (maximum, average) |
Total Requests | The total number of requests serviced by this broker and all its agents |
Request wait | The number of milliseconds clients have to wait before having their requests serviced (maximum, average) |
Request duration | The length of time each request is taking (maximum, average) |
If you have enabled the Enable Agent State tab in the Server preferences, details appear on the tab when you open it.(To open the tab, start the server in the Servers view. In the Progress OpenEdge Server Monitor view, expand the server, and select an agent from the list. The Agent State tab appears next to the Summary tab.)
If you have not enabled the tab, no details appear. Instead, a message informs you that the tab is disabled. To enable the tab, click the down arrow in the Progress OpenEdge Server Monitor toolbar, choose Preferences, and select the option.
The following information for a single AppServer agent appears in the Enable Agent State tab when you have enabled it:
PROPATH | Specifies the search path that agents use to locate ABL procedures that they execute |
Databases | Lists the name of each connected database, including its full path |
Persistent procedures | Lists the name of each remote persistent procedure running in the Application Server process |
You can use the buttons on the Progress OpenEdge Server Monitor view toolbar to accomplish the following tasks:
Automatically refresh the server status at a predetermined interval. | |
Refresh the server status. (Available only when server is started and selected.) | |
Add one or more agents. (Available only when server is started and selected.) | |
Trim one or more agents. (Available only when server is started and selected.) | |
Trim all agents. (Available only when server is started and selected.) | |
Open a Web browser by using the currently selected server and
start the OpenEdge Explorer connection the server is using.
Note: For more information, see Accessing
OpenEdge Explorer.
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Access Progress OpenEdge Server preferences. |