NGL Logged Data
The NGL logged data views that contain information about collected NGL data, including:
- CPU data for JVMs
- Interval data for JVMs
- SMF garbage-collection data for JVMs
- CPU data for threads
- Interval data for threads
The views provide current data activity from any context, whether a JMX target or a PAS target.
View name | Description | Access from |
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All JVM CPU (JVMCPU) | Displays CPU information from NGL for all of the JVMs that have run on your system Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | JVM CPU History option on EZJE |
All JVM Detail (JVMCPUD) | Displays detailed CPU information for a selected JVM | Job Name column on JVMCPU |
All JVM CPU Summary (JVMCPUIZ) | Displays interval data from NGL for all JVMs that have run on your system NGL collects interval data when a JVM stops. You can pre-filter the data that is retrieved from NGL by using the following criteria:
Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | JVM Interval Summary option on EZJE |
All JVM interval data (JVMCPUI) | Displays interval data from NGL for a selected JVM Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | Job name or Process ID column on JVMCPUIZ |
SMF GC Summary (SMFGCZ) | Summarizes SMF garbage-collection data by job name, JVM ID, and record time MainView for Java Environments collects data at SMF intervals and at shutdown. For JVMs that do not collect SMF garbage-collection data, you can see garbage collection from JMX data. Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | SMF GC Data option on EZJE |
SMF GC information (SMFGC) | Displays one record for each garbage collector that is identified in its own section of the SMF 121.1 or 29.2 records | On SMFGCZ, hyperlink on the Job Name or GC Cnt column. |
SMF GC Detail Information view (SMFGCD) | Displays detailed garbage collection information for either a SMF 121.1 or 29.2 record | On SMFGC and SMFGCI, hyperlink on the Job Name column. |
SMF GC Interval Summary (SMFGCIZ) | Displays one interval record for each garbage-collection interval per JVM Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | SMF Interval GC Data on EZJE |
SMF GC Interval Information (SMFGCI) | Displays one interval record for each garbage-collection interval for the selected JVM Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | On SMFGCIZ, hyperlink on the Job Name column. |
SMF GC Detail information (SMFGCD) | Displays detailed garbage collection data for either a SMF 121.1 or 29.2 record | On SMFGCD, hyperlink on the Job Name column. |
SMF Thread CPU Summary (SMFCPUZ) | Summarizes thread CPU data by job name, process ID, and thread category Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | SMF CPU Data option on EZJE |
SMF Thread CPU information (SMFCPU) | Displays thread CPU data identified in the Thread section of the SMF 121.1 record Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | On SMFCPUZ hyperlink on the Job name or Process ID column |
SMF Thread CPU Details (SMFCPUD) | Displays detailed thread CPU data identified in the Thread section of the SMF 121.1 record | On SMFCPU and SMFCPUI hyperlink on the Job name column |
SMF Interval CPU Data (SMFCPUIZ) | Displays one interval record for each thread interval per JVM Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | SMF Interval CPU Data option on EZJE |
SMF Thread CPU interval information (SMFCPUI) | Displays one interval record for each thread identified in thread CPU section of the SMF 121.1 Retrieval filters enable you to filter the information by start/end date, start/end time, JVM type, and PID. | On SMFCPUIZ hyperlink on Record Time |
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