These statistics are only available when the
--showProfiles
flag is enabled.
========================================================================= == Response Profiling ========================================================================= ----- Requests that Returned Zero Results ----- Number of Requests: 0 (0.000%) ----- Number of Base Records in Result Set ----- Requests Analyzed: 169 Average: 19562.497 Standard Deviation: 107058.210 Maximum: 654243 Minimum: 0 ----- Number of Aggregate Records in Result Set ----- Requests Analyzed: 666 Average: 3874.508 Standard Deviation: 36769.412 Maximum: 546747 Minimum: 0
This section displays information about the individual aspects of the responses returned by the MDEX Engine. Because response profiling requires deeper analysis of request URLs, enabling profiling slows down Request Log Analyzer processing.
The output in this section does not include Web Service queries. Because of this, the percentages may add up to less than 100%. (For example, if 80% of all queries are Web Service queries, then the total of all percentages in this section will add up to 20%.)
The following statistics are output within this section:
Requests that Returned Zero Results: for base navigation or search queries, the number of queries that resulted in no records being found for the main result set of that query. Note that records may have been returned as supplements by dynamic business rules for the query.
Number of Base Records in Result Set: for base navigation or search queries, the number of records found by the query. This is the total number of records found, not the number specified by the API to be returned in detail for the current page. The minimum and maximum metrics for this statistic will typically be 0 and the full number of records in the index and are therefore not particularly interesting.
Number of Aggregate Records in Result Set: for aggregate navigation or search queries, the number of records found by the query. This is the total number of records found, not the number specified by the API to be returned in detail for the current page. The minimum and maximum metrics for this statistic will typically be 0 and the full number of records in the index and are therefore not particularly interesting.
No Children Per Aggregate: for aggregate navigation or search queries, this statistic measures the performance of those queries specifying that no base child should be returned for each aggregate record.
One Child Per Aggregate: for aggregate navigation or search queries, this statistic measures the performance of those queries specifying that one base child should be returned for each aggregate record (this is the default configuration).
All Children Per Aggregate: for aggregate navigation or search queries, this statistic measures the performance of those queries specifying that all base children should be returned for each aggregate record. This can be an expensive configuration because it increases both MDEX Engine calculation requirements and response packet size.