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Outbound Connection Pool: Monitoring: Outbound Connections

Column Display     

This page displays information about the status of connections in a connection pool.

Column Display

Name Description
User Name

Returns the UserName associated with the ManagedConnection's MetaData

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.UserName

Last Usage

The last usage time stamp for the connection in milliseconds, as returned by System.currentTimeMillis().

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.LastUsage

Active Handles (Current)

The current total active connection handles for this connection.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.ActiveHandlesCurrentCount

Active Handles (High)

The high water mark of active connection handles for this connection since the connection was created.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.ActiveHandlesHighCount

Handles Created

The total number of connection handles created for this connection since the connection was created.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.HandlesCreatedTotalCount

Create Duration Time

Return the time taken to create the connection.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.CreationDurationTime

Reserve Duration Time

Get the time taken to reserve this connection.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.ReserveDurationTime

Reserved Since

Return the last time the connection was reserved.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.ReserveTime

Shared

Indicates whether the connection is currently being shared by more than one invoker.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.Shared

Tx Active

Indicates whether the connection is currently in use in a transaction.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.InTransaction

Tx ID

Get the Transaction ID of the transaction that this connection is being used with.

MBean Attribute:
ConnectorConnectionRuntimeMBean.TransactionId


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