SQL monitor adapter event


The elements contained in the SQL monitor adapter event are different depending on the value for the <single-monitor-event> element defined in the adapter configuration.

The following table describes the elements of the SQL monitor adapter when the <single-monitor-event> element is true.


 Elements of SQL monitor adapter event when < single monitor event > is true

The following figure shows an XML sample of the adapter event for the SQL monitor adapter when the <single-monitor-event> element is true.

XML sample of the SQL monitor adapter event when the < single-monitor-event > element is true


<sql-monitor-event>
 <row>
   <column name="movie_id">1</column>
   <column name="movie_name">Bruce Almighty</column>
   <column name="movie_type">5</column>
   <column name="movie_year">2003</column>
   <column name="movie_leadactor">1</column>
   <column name="movie_director">2</column>
   <column name="movie_running_time">102</column>
   <column name="movie_cost">10</column>
 </row>
 <row>
   <column name="movie_id">2</column>
   <column name="movie_name">Office Space</column>
   <column name="movie_type">5</column>
   <column name="movie_year">1999</column>
   <column name="movie_leadactor">5</column>
   <column name="movie_director">6</column>
   <column name="movie_running_time">90</column>
   <column name="movie_cost">3</column>
 </row>
 <metadata>
   <query-executed>select * from movie</query-executed>
   <target-name>target1</target-name>
   <response-row-count>2</response-row-ccount>
   <response-column-count>8</response-column-count>
   <status>success</status>
 </metadata>
</sql-monitor-event>

The following figure shows an XML sample of the adapter event for the SQL monitor adapter supporting a stored procedure.

XML sample of the SQL monitor adapter event supporting a stored procedure


<sql-monitor-event>
 <response-sets>
   <response-set index="1">
     <out-params>
       <column name="2">2</column>
     </out-params>
     <response-set-metadata>
      <out-param-count>1</out-param-count>
       <has-result-set>false</has-result-set>
       <status>success</status>
     </response-set-metadata>
   </response-set>
 </response-sets>
 <procedure-metadata>
   <response-set-count>1</response-set-count>
   <query-executed>{call customer_pkg.getCustomerCount(?, ?) }</query-executed>
   <status>success</status>
 </procedure-metadata>
</sql-monitor-event>

 

Note

You can also invoke a function or a stored procedure to return a cursor.

The following figure shows an XML sample of the of the SQL monitor adapter when the <single-monitor-event> element is false.

XML sample of the SQL monitor adapter single event when the < single-monitor-event > element is false


<sql-monitor-event>
 <row>
   <column name="movie_id">1</column>
   <column name="movie_name">Bruce Almighty</column>
   <column name="movie_type">5</column>
   <column name="movie_year">2003</column>
   <column name="movie_leadactor">1</column>
   <column name="movie_director">2</column>
   <column name="movie_running_time">102</column>
   <column name="movie_cost">10</column>
 </row>
 <metadata>
    <target-name>target1</target-name>
    <query-executed>select * from movie</query-executed>
    <row-number>1</row-number>
    <response-row-count>2</response-row-count>
    <response-column-count>8</response-column-count>
    <status>success</status>
 </metadata>
</sql-monitor-event>

The following table describes the elements of the SQL monitor adapter when the <single-monitor-event> element is false.


 Elements of SQL monitor adapter event when < single monitor event > is false

The following figure shows an XML sample of the adapter event for the SQL monitor adapter when the <single-monitor-event> element is false.

XML sample of the SQL monitor adapter two events when the < single-monitor-event > element is false


<sql-monitor-event>
<row>
 <column name="movie_id">3</column>
 <column name="movie_name">Grand Canyon</column>
 <column name="movie_type">2</column>
 <column name="movie_year">1991</column>
 <column name="movie_leadactor">4</column>
 <column name="movie_director">3</column>
 <column name="movie_running_time">134</column>
 <column name="movie_cost">15</column>
</row>
 <metadata>
 <target-name>target1</target-name>
 <query-executed>select * from movie</query-executed>
 <row-number>2</row-number>
 <response-row-count>2</response-row-count>
 <response-column-count>8</response-column-count>
 <status>success</status>
 </metadata>
</sql-monitor-event>

 

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