2 Monitoring and Reporting Considerations

This chapter explains how information within JD Edwards-based applications is captured and reported by RUEI. Information about specific mechanisms or characteristics to be aware of when monitoring JD Edwards-based applications are also highlighted. It is recommended you review this information to better understand the reporting of JD Edwards applications within RUEI.

2.1 Hostnames and URL Prefixes

A JD Edwards Implementation, and the JD Edwards instance, can be identified with a hostname. Generally, a JD Edwards suite can be accessed in two ways: using only the hostname, or using the fully-qualified hostname (including the domain). Generally, you only need to specify the domain.

Table 2-1 shows how an application's dimensions are reported in RUEI.

Table 2-1 JD Edwards Suite Definitions Mapping

Dimension level	Content
Application.name	productname (suite_name)
Application. page-group	suite_name.productcode » application name
Application.page-name	suite_name.productcode » application code » formname.action

where:

• application code is the code of the JD Edwards application used by the user. For example, the application code for "sales order entry" is p4210. formname is the name of the JD Edwards form used. For example, the form W01012b has the name "work with adresses".

• application name is the name of the JD Edwards application used by the user. For example, the application name for p4210 is "sales order entry".

• product code is the code for the JD Edwards product used by an JD Edwards application/form. For example, the address book application (p01012) is part of the JD Edwards product "addressbook" which has product code 01. In JD Edwards, this is sometimes referred to as "system code".

• product name is the name for the JD Edwards product used by an JD Edwards application/form. For example, the address book application (p01012) is part of the JD Edwards product "addressbook" (product code 01).

Figure 2-1 shows an example of how a JD Edwards application is reported in RUEI.

Figure 2-1 Example of JD Edwards Application Page-Group Reporting

Description of "Figure 2-1 Example of JD Edwards Application Page-Group Reporting"

2.2 Database Tables

The following JD Edwards database tables are used by the create_JDE_Info.sh script to retrieve information about the customizations:

• F9860: SIOBNM, SIMD, and SISY to generate JDE_applicationcode2applicationname.txt and (in conjunction with F0005) to generate JDE_applicationcode2productname.txt and JDE_applicationcode2productcode.txt (see below).

• F9865: SWFMNM and SWMD to generate JDE_formcode2formname.txt.

• F983051: VRPID, VRVERS, and VRJD to generate JDE_applicationversioncode2applicationversiondescription.txt.tmp.

• F9203: FRDTAI and FRDSCA to generate JDE_errorcode2errordescription.txt.

• F0005: DRSY, DRRT, and DRKY (in conjunction with F9860, see above) to generate both JDE_applicationcode2productname.txt and JDE_applicationcode2productcode.txt.

2.3 Data Items

The JD Edwards-specific data items shown in Table 2-2 are reported by RUEI.

Table 2-2 Dimensions

Item	Description
jde-action	In form/applications, people perform actions. These actions are monitored and reported here. (Most JD Edwards actions are encoded).
jde-application	The name of the JD Edwards application used. The JD Edwards application name is based on the application code (P...) and the JD Edwards database configuration. It makes it possible to distinguish between the different applications monitored during sessions.
jde-environment	The environment selected when the user logged into JD Edwards.
Jde-form	The name of the JD Edwards form used. The JD Edwards form name is based on the form code (W...) and the JD Edwards database configuration. It makes it possible to distinguish between the different forms monitored during sessions
jde-product	The JD Edwards product used. JD Edwards applications are part of a product which is shown here. JD Edwards products are sometimes referred to as system code or product code.
jde-suite	The name of an JD Edwards suite, as defined in its configuration definition. This data makes it possible to distinguish between different monitored JD Edwards suites.

2.4 Resources

You may find the following source useful:

• Configuring HTTP server to use SSL in Oracle applications (note 341904.1).