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4009.1 | | TOOK::SHMUYLOVICH | | Tue Nov 03 1992 16:11 | 33 |
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Let's start from the bottom:
> I have about 60 total entities that I'm recording and want to do about
> 10-20 exports... am I seeing a threshold???
I think you mean "current" exportings (not "past time" when you
export historical data). These numbers looks OK to me.
Very important is not only the number of recordings and exportings
but also polling interval and export period.
Why are you using 5 different domains for the Historian and 5
different databases for the Exporter. It gives additional loading
on your system.
> The problem I'm having, while using the IMPM, is the screen displays
> the little clock and just hangs... When I type, SHOW SYSTEM, the
> process that points to the batch job, running the EXPORTER background
> process is in an RWMBX state. It just stays there until I pause and
> then delete the EXPORT of the "second" DECrouter.
Are you sure that it "just hangs"? The past time export is a very
time consuming operation especially if you recorded not all
attribute partitions for a target entity. (If you need more details
on past time export, please, send me mail TOOK::SHMUYLOVICH).
The Exporter Background process waits until the the past time
export which is done in foreground finishes.
SAm
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4009.2 | HISTORIAN BACKGROUND job dies...? | JUNG::GALVIN | | Fri Nov 06 1992 10:28 | 17 |
| Sam,
Thanks for your help on this one. I created one domain,
RECORDING_DOMAIN, and when I setup the recording(s), I pointed them to
an alternate disk, DATA$:[RECORDING_DOMAIN].
Things were honkey dorey, for about a day, I moved ALL my
recordings into the above directory, totaling about 60-70. I noticed
at about 60, the batch job dies... I tried to restart it, and was able
to setup a couple more recordings and then it died again... I setup
another domain, and I for the last 10-15 recordings I used the second
domain.
I've since rebooted the system, and after coming back, the first
HISTORIAN_BACKGROUND job was gone. I restarted it, and it ran ok for a
couple of minutes and then it dies again... BTW, I submit the job with
the /RESTART qualifier... Any ideas?
/Mic
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4009.3 | | TOOK::SHMUYLOVICH | | Fri Nov 06 1992 11:21 | 8 |
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Mic,
I think you exceeded system limits. Try to look at the log file. It should
be an error message there.
Sam
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4009.4 | EXPORTER BACKGROUND JOBS... | JUNG::GALVIN | Mic, from chicaaaaaaago! | Thu Dec 10 1992 19:58 | 16 |
| Exporter Question
As the basenote states, I see the EXPORTER Background Batch job go into
an RWMBX state. To take this question a step further, I am trying to
do serveral consecutive EXPORTS, of LANbridge 200 CHILD ENTITIES,
DECrouter 2000 CHILD ENTITIES, and DECNIS 600 CHILD ENTITIES,
approximately 30 total exports, and I see the EXPORTER job go into RWMBX.
This stayed that way for over an hour, which prompted me to delete and
restart the EXPORTER Background Batch job. My question, is do I have
to "re" EXPORT all the entities I have setup? The reason I ask is
that when I try to use the REPORTER on such things as PHASE IV line
reports, I don't see any data... Thanks in advance.
/Mic
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4009.5 | | TOOK::SHMUYLOVICH | | Fri Dec 11 1992 10:10 | 31 |
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Mic,
Firstly I'll give more details about Exporter and secondly I'll try
to give you some ideas why Exporter Background (BG) process can be in
RWMBX state.
To write collected data into RDB BG creates another process: Exporter
Background Writer (BGW). These two processes communicate using mailbox.
When this mailbox is full the BG is waiting until the BGW reads another
portion from it.
Question is why the BGW is not reading mailbox.
Some possible answers:
a. BGW is blocked trying to access RDB. It can be done, for example,
if you have reports running, or you are using interactive tools
to look into this RDB;
b. You overload your system. I do not think that this your case
because you create only 30 exporting requests ( what is a export
period ?). You can try to suspend half of them and check how it
affect the BG.
c. The system parameters are not set up correctly.
I would recommend to check the status of the BGW process. It will help
us to identify the problem.
BTW, are you using the "past time" export into the same RDB?
SAm
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4009.6 | EXPORTER/REPORTER stuff... | JUNG::GALVIN | Mic, MCC...while you wait! | Fri Dec 11 1992 12:40 | 44 |
| Sam,
Thanks for the prompt replies... To answer one of your questions,
I guess I am using past time REPORTER.
This is what I'm doing, I've got a DECROUTER 2000, which I imagine is a
NODE4 entity (it has a DECnet address). I click on the icon once, and
then pull down OPERATIONS � EXPORT. I setup the EXPORTING and ONLY
give it an ending date, of 08-JAN-1993. I give it an EXPORT PERIOD of
1:00:00, and EXPORT TARGET to the ONLY Rdb database I have. (btw, when
I check the database size, it seems to be getting larger, it grew from
16k to 18k since last night)
Next, I am clicking twice on the icon, which displays the CHILD ENTITIES
of the DECROUTER. I then click on the SYN-0 LINE, and repeat the EXPORT.
Then I click on SYN-0 CIRCUIT and repeat the process a third time.
I repeat the above step(s) for 6-8 DECROUTERS. Next I do a similar
excersie for 6 LANbridge 200s, 2 DECNIS 600s, and finally, I EXPORT
data on CHILD ENTITIES for the DECmcc Server, which is a VAX 3400.
I have tried a *hack* since yesterday's RWMBX episodes, but submitting
2 EXPORTER_BACKGROUND batch jobs. The job that went into RWMBX,
disappeared at some point during the night, but the second batch job
continued, and didn't display RWMBX... Is this ok to do? Or have I
compounded my problem...smile.
Finally, when I use the REPORTER, I try to get TRAFFIC SUMMARY data, or
any of the menu items for a given DECROUTER. So in this sense I'm
doing past time reporting, right? Well, the formats on the reports are
ok, but it says that 12 polls were taken and 0 polls were successful...
I don't get it?
The DECmcc Server reports are fine! Which tells me the REPORTER
appears healthy... for that matter, I believe the EXPORTER is healthy
(in exporting NODE4 entity data for the VAX 3400). Do you know if
there's a restriction for DECROUTER 2000s in reporting? I might add
that the DECNIS 600s work fine as well... meaning the REPORTER reports
accurate data...
Thanks again for taking so much time answering my questions. I'm bound
and determined to make this baby work...
/Mic
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