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The Server Status Dimension

The Server Status dimension describes and classifies the status codes returned by the server in response to a request.

This chapter contains the following topics:

• Server Status Dimension Hierarchies

• Server Status Dimension Levels

Server Status Dimension Hierarchies

The Server Status dimension contains one hierarchy:

• The Server Status Hierarchy

The sections that follow list the levels in this hierarchy, followed by a diagram that provides a graphical representation.

The Server Status Hierarchy

This hierarchy contains one level. For details about the attributes of this level, see Server Status Dimension Levels.

• Server Status

Figure 10-1 The Server Status Level Hierarchy

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Server Status Dimension Levels

The Server Status dimension is comprised of the following levels. For each level, information about each attribute (column name) is provided in the following format:

• Attribute: Description (example value)

In addition to the pre-defined attributes, the levels contains five "generic" attributes that can be defined by the user.

CLK_L_STATUS_TYPE

• Server_Status_Code: Identifying code of the type of status; natural key. (SUCCESS, SERVER_ERROR, CLIENT_ERROR,UNKNOWN)

• Server_Status_Name: Name of the type of status code indicated by the server. Codes in the range of 400 to 499, for example, are usually considered client errors. (Success, Server Error, Client Error, Unknown)

• Server_Status_Attributes 1-5: Server status level user-defined attributes

CLK_L_STATUS

• Status_Code: Status code returned from the Web server; natural key. (200, 201, 302, 404)

• Status_Name: Name given to the status. (OK, Moved Temporarily)

• Status_Description: Description of the status.

• Status_Attributes 1-5: Server level user-defined attributes