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Monitoring Transaction Logs
Use the Siebel Remote Administration views to monitor transaction logs.
To monitor transaction logs
- From the application-level menu, select View > Site Map >Siebel Remote Administration.
- From the Show drop-down list, select Transaction Log.
The Transaction Log list displays information about each transaction. The Operation Types for Siebel Remote transactions are as follows:
The fields in the Transaction Log list are described below.
The fields in the detail form are described below.
- To monitor transaction logs by operation, select Transaction Log By Operation from the Show drop-down list.
The fields in the Transaction Log By Operation view provide information about the number of transactions for each operation using the following fields:
Field Description Operation Type of the operation Number of transactions Total number of transaction for the operation type- To monitor transaction logs by node, select Transaction Log By Node from the Show drop-down list.
The Transaction Log By Node view displays the number of transactions for each node. A node is a mobile Web client or Regional server. The following fields appear in the view:
Field Description Node Name Mobile client node name Number of transactions Total number of transactions for the operation typeNOTE: This view only shows transactions from mobile users and regional nodes. It does not include transactions created by nonmobile users who connect directly to the server.
- To monitor transaction logs by table, select Transaction Log By Table from the Show drop-down list.
The Transaction Log By Table view displays the number of transactions for each table in the Siebel database. The following fields appear in the view:
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Siebel Remote and Replication Manager Administration Guide, Version 7.5, Rev. A Published: 18 April 2003 |