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Converting Siebel ARM Files
Running the Siebel ARM post-processing tool converts binary Siebel ARM files into readable output for analysis. For further description of the Siebel ARM post-processing tool, see About Siebel ARM Post-Processing Tool. For further information on Siebel ARM files, see About Siebel ARM Files.
To run the Siebel ARM post-processing tool, use the executable program sarmanalyzer.exe on Microsoft Windows or sarmanalyzer on UNIX. Use one or more command-line flags depending on the desired type of output analysis.
For a listing of flags used with the Siebel ARM post-processing tool, see Table 7. For descriptions of the types of analysis output, see About Siebel ARM Post-Processing Tool Output.
Table 7. Siebel ARM Post-Processing Tool Flags Use this flag with a Siebel ARM file argument to run a performance aggregation analysis. For details, see Running Performance Aggregation Analysis. Use this flag with a Siebel ARM file argument to run a call graph generation analysis. For details, see Running Call Graph Generation. Use this flag with a Siebel ARM file argument from the Web server as part of a user session trace analysis. For details, see Running User Session Trace. Use this flag with a Siebel ARM file argument from the Siebel Server as part of a user session trace analysis. For details, see Running User Session Trace. Use this flag with a User ID argument as part of a user session trace analysis. For details, see Running User Session Trace. Use this flag to run a comma-separated value analysis. For details, see Running Siebel ARM Data CSV Conversion. Use this flag with a Siebel ARM file argument as part of a comma-separated value analysis. For details, see Running Siebel ARM Data CSV Conversion. Use this flag with a Siebel ARM file argument from the Web server as part of a user session trace analysis. For details, see Running User Session Trace.For a particular type of analysis output, see the following sections on running the Siebel ARM post-processing tool:
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Performance Tuning Guide Published: 24 October 2003 |