1.2.2.1.3.2 Call Path Details Panel

The following table lists the Call Path Details panel options

Table 1-21 Call Path Details Panel Options

Results Description
Call Path Details Data Grid The data grid holds the entire call path server-side queries. One call path occupies one row. The columns are as follows:
  • Message Flow: Message Flow format:

    icon Server (tpcall/tpacall/tpforward/tpconnect Root Service)

    icon Server (ARTIMS/DLI_OPERATION)

Where:
  • icon
    • Send request
    • Get request
    • Send reply
    • Get reply
  • Server: Server name

    Note:

    • If an Oracle Tuxedo server has invoked tpcall/tpacall/tpforward/tpconnect, the content is displayed in parentheses. For example, BROKER (tpcall DEPOSIT).
    • Following DLI operations are supported: GU, GHU, GN, GHN, GNP, GHNP, ISRT, DLET, CHNG, PURG, REPL, FLD, OPEN, CLSE, INQY, POS, and PING.
    • If OCI SQL is monitored, the ORACLE SQL/COMMAND is appended to Message flow, such as simpserv1 (ORACLE SQL/SELECT).
    • If it is a tsambegin/tsamend node, "server process name(type/subtype)" is displayed. The type is Extended Monitoring Type specified bytsambegin(), and the subtype is Extended Subsidiary Monitoring Type specified by tsambegin(). For other columns, the detailed CICS command or SQL is displayed.
  • Domain: Domain call path step located.
  • Machine: Machine call path step located.
  • Group: Group call path step located.
  • Server: Server call path step located.
  • Timestamp: The logging point timestamp.
  • Duration (microsecond): Time span T(n) - T(n-1) (in seconds)
  • Elapsed time (microsecond): The total service elapsed time (in seconds). The default value is “hidden”.
  • Execution time (microsecond): The service execution time (in seconds)
  • Wait time (microsecond): The IPC queue wait time (in seconds).
  • Call Flag: The tpcall/tpacall call flags.
  • Message Size (bytes): The buffer size in bytes.
  • Message Queued: Number of messages in queue.
  • IPC queue ID: Identifies the service request queue. The default value is hidden.
  • Return Code
  • User Return Code
  • Extended Monitoring Type: specified by tsambegin().
  • ECID: Execution Context ID.
  • Tuxedo Message Tag
  • Others:
    • LDOM
    • RDOM
    • Local GTRID
    • MSGCVTTIME: Message Web service conversion time.
    • SQL, AMOUNT, and RETURNCODE.
      • SQL: Original SQL content after EXEC SQL
      • AMOUNT: This number makes sense for insert/update/delete/select only. For insert/delete/update, it indicates the number of rows affected; for select, it indicates the number of rows putted into the user buffers.AMOUNT is 0 when sql open cursor is monitored.
      • RETURNCODE: The return code retrieved from the OCI call return code by TSAM Plus agent. Unlike SQLCODE, RETURNCODE can only be got from TSAM Plus agent code.
  • Web service conversion time.
Status Bar Displays the current selected call path Correlation ID. The button allows you to place the table contents into an MS Excel compatible file.

Displays the current selected call path Correlation ID.

The Export to Excel button allows you to place the table contents into an MS Excel compatible file.

Note:

When exporting to Excel, if the callpath/callpattern tree is collapsed, only the nodes that are not collapsed are exported to excel file. If you want to export the full callpath/callpattern tree, you must fully expand it and then click Export to Excel.

Note:

If multiple async calls are made in one process (for example, in a service two tpacalls are made), the order is based on the service invocation sequence for the reply instead of the timestamp. This allows you to easily correlate requests and reply in an "ordered" manner.

For GWWTDOMAIN, both local domain and remote domain are displayed. LDOM/RDOM information is displayed in the domain gateway cell.

For BRIDGE, the message full stages are supported (same as GWTDOMAIN).

Parent topic: Call Path Results Panel