Package oracle.jdbc.replay

Interface ReplayStatistics

  • public interface ReplayStatistics
    Various runtime statistics about Application Continuity (AC), such as how many JDBC calls are affected by outages, how many replay attempts are made, how many replay succeed, etc. This interface provides query-only operations on all available AC statistics.

    The statistics can be collected on a single connection, or across multiple connections. The specific case is determined at the time of the call that produces the ReplayStatistics object. The getReplayStatistics method on ReplayableConnection is the API to obtain a ReplayStatistics object. There is an auxiliary method on OracleDataSource as well.

    See Also:
    OracleDataSource, ReplayableConnection
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    • Method Detail

      • getTotalRequests

        long getTotalRequests()
        Obtains the total number of successfully submitted requests so far.
        Returns:
        The number of successfully submitted requests.

      • getTotalCompletedRequests

        long getTotalCompletedRequests()
        Obtains the total number of completed requests so far.
        Returns:
        The number of completed requests.

      • getTotalCalls

        long getTotalCalls()
        Obtains the total number of JDBC calls executed so far.
        Returns:
        The number of JDBC calls.

      • getTotalProtectedCalls

        long getTotalProtectedCalls()
        Obtains the total number of JDBC calls executed so far that are protected by AC.
        Returns:
        The number of JDBC calls protected by AC.

      • getTotalCallsAffectedByOutages

        long getTotalCallsAffectedByOutages()
        Obtains the number of JDBC calls affected by outages. This includes both local calls and calls that involve roundtrip(s) to the database server.
        Returns:
        The number of JDBC calls affected by outages.

      • getTotalCallsTriggeringReplay

        long getTotalCallsTriggeringReplay()
        Obtains the number of JDBC calls that triggered replay. Not all the calls affected by an outage trigger replay, because replay can be disabled for some requests.
        Returns:
        The number of JDBC calls that triggered replay.

      • getTotalCallsAffectedByOutagesDuringReplay

        long getTotalCallsAffectedByOutagesDuringReplay()
        Obtains the number of JDBC calls affected by outages in the middle of replay. Outages may be cascaded and strike a call multiple times when replay is ongoing. AC automatically reattempts replay when this happens, unless it reaches the maximum retry limit.
        Returns:
        The number of JDBC calls affected by outages during replay.

      • getSuccessfulReplayCount

        long getSuccessfulReplayCount()
        Obtains the number of replays that succeeded. Successful replays mask the outages from applications.
        Returns:
        The number of successful replays.

      • getFailedReplayCount

        long getFailedReplayCount()
        Obtains the number of replays that failed. When replay fails, it rethrows the original SQLRecoverableException to the application, with the reason for the failure chained to that original exception. Application can call getNextException to retrieve the reason.
        Returns:
        The number of successful replays.

      • getReplayDisablingCount

        long getReplayDisablingCount()
        Obtains the number of times that replay is disabled. When replay is disabled in the middle of a request, the remaining calls in that request are no longer protected by AC. In case an outage strikes one of those remaining calls, no replay will be attempted, and application simply gets an SQLRecoverableException.
        Returns:
        The number of times that replay is disabled.

      • getTotalReplayAttempts

        long getTotalReplayAttempts()
        Obtains the number of replay attempts. AC automatically reattempts when replay fails, so this number may exceed the number of JDBC calls that triggered replay.
        Returns:
        The number of replay attempts.

      • getCurrentRequestSize

        int getCurrentRequestSize()
        Obtains the size of the current request, in terms of the number of JDBC calls.
        Returns:
        The size of the current request. 0 if called outside any open request.

      • getRequestSizeHistogram

        int[] getRequestSizeHistogram()
        Obtains a histogram of request sizes, in terms of the number of JDBC calls in each request. The histogram is returned as an integer array. The element at index-i represents the number of request sizes between 2^i and 2^(i+1)-1, where i ranges from 0 to array length - 1.
        Returns:
        The histogram array.
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