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Author Idenitfy a which JVM's are using which datasource's
Paul Kuiper

2004-09-29, 8:11 pm

Does any body now a way to trace/track which JVM's are using which
datasources.

Thanks in advance for you assitance.


Dexthor

2004-10-04, 6:03 pm

Tivoli Performance viewer can show for each JVM aka Application Server, the
resorces it is using. I guess there is a DataBase connection Pool counter
that shows up in the AppServer collection when it is instantiated and used
by the Application.

At system level you can use "lsof -n" and look for the ProcessIDs that have
open file handles to the DB Server/Port that can point to your Database. But
this is assuming that you are using Unix. For windows platform you can use
"Process explorer from sysinternals.com" which will give you some idea.

There are many ways, lol, simply put.

HTH
Dexthor.

"Paul Kuiper" <paul@thekuipers.net> wrote in message
news:cjf40v$1v32$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
> Does any body now a way to trace/track which JVM's are using which
> datasources.
>
> Thanks in advance for you assitance.
>
>



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