Use the
page to view the status of PDBI connections. This table describes fields on this page.Field | Definition | Data Notes |
---|---|---|
Timestamp | Time the connection was established | Format: Year-Month-Day Hour-Minute-Second |
CID | Connection ID | N/A |
Remote IP | IP address for the remote client | Format: Valid IP address |
Remote Port | Port used for the remote client connection | Format: Valid port number |
Version | Version of PDBI API this client application is using. This determines the applications ability to successfully communicate with the PDBA | Default: 1.0 |
Mode | Database transaction mode | Range:
Default: normal |
Idle Timeout | Number of minutes the connection can be idle before it is automatically terminated by PDBA | Range:
Default: 0 |
Resp Max Size | The maximum size (in K bytes) of responses that the PDBA will send back. This ensures that retrieve requests resulting in a large number of returned instances come back in manageable sized responses. | Range: 1 - 32 Default: 4 |
Resp End Character | Character that PDBA uses to terminate responses | Range:
Default: null |
Async Report | If set to Yes the client is sent asynchronous database report messages | Range: Yes, No Default: No |
Async Report Freq | How often (in seconds) to send the client asynchronous database report messages. This overrides the system wide, configurable default database report frequency value for a connection. If Async Report is set to No, then the value in this field is irrelevant. | Range: 1 - 86400 seconds |
Async Report % | Percentage to use in the database report. This will override the system wide, configurable default for database report percent value for the specified connection. If Async Report is set to No, then the value in this field is irrelevant. | Range: 1 - 100 percent |