OR 11.2 | DESTROYING: Slave

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DESTROYING: Slave

This entry is logged when a slave is being shut down. This event indicates that all resources associated with an ASO being shut down will be released. When the slave is destroyed, a snapshot of its state is written to the SPO log.

This event appears in the log with the following format:

Timestamp        DESTROYING: SSid
                                     cnt         min         max         avg
             QueueUse/Depth:   SUseCount           0   SDepthMax   SDepthAvg
                  QueueWait:                       0ms  SWaitMax    SWaitAvg
                  Initiates:    SInitCnt    SInitMin    SInitMax    SinitAvg
                    Call4GL:  Call4GLCnt  Call4GLMin  Call4GLMax  Call4GLAvg
                ASOTrxCount:  SASOTRxCnt

Timestamp

Identifies the event timestamp. It has the following format:

yyyy/mo/dd_hh:mi:ss.fff

yyyy

Identifies a four-digit year value

Identifies a two-digit month value

Identifies a two-digit day value

Identifies a two-digit military hour value

Identifies a two-digit minute value

Identifies a two-digit second value

fff

Identifies a three-digit millisecond value

Sid

Identifies the unique slave identifier. The slave ID is a unique number for each SPO instance.

The slave ID is passed to the ASO slave and can be used to ensure a unique name for the W4GL log file associated with each ASO slave in a pool. A “%s” replacement parameter in the -L log file name string will be expanded to the slave ID number. For more information about the -L flag and replacement parameters, see How the ASO Initiate Method Request Works.

SUseCount

Indicates the total number of requests that this slave has processed. This value generally represents the total number of Initiate and Call4GL requests processed by this slave. This value is not reset when an ASO slave is stopped and thus represents all requests that have been processed by the slave. The slave may have controlled several ASO slave instances.

SDepthMax

Indicates the maximum number of requests that were queued to this slave while waiting for an ASO slave to process the request

SDepthAvg

Indicates the average number of requests that were queued to this slave while waiting for an ASO slave to process the request

SWaitMax

Indicates the maximum time (in mSec) that a request was queued to the slave and waited to be processed

SDWaitAvg

Indicates the average time (in mSec) that a request was queued to the slave and waiting to be processed

SInitCnt

Indicates the total number of Initiate requests that the slave processed

SInitMin

Indicates the minimum time (in mSec) that an Initiate request was processed. When the -d flag is passed in the CmdFlags variable, this value typically represents the time to connect to the database.

SInitMax

Indicates the maximum time (in mSecs) that it took to process an Initiate request

SInitAvg

Indicates the average time (in mSec) that it took to process all Initiate requests

Call4GLCnt

Indicates the total number of Call4GL requests processed by this slave

Call4GLMin

Indicates the minimum time to process a Call4GL request by this slave

Call4GLMax

Indicates the maximum time to process a Call4GL request by this slave

Call4GLAvg

Indicates the average time to process a Call4GL request by this slave

SASOTrxCnt

Indicates the current ASO transaction count. This value is reset to zero when the ASO slave is stopped.

Last modified date: 12/20/2023