Is My query is enough to fetch concurrent manager goes INACTIVE NOMANAGER?

Question

Dear Legends,
Is the following query is Okay to fetch whenever concurrent manager goes to INACTIVE NOMANAGER status? I have put this in a shell cron so whenever the concurrent goes INACTIVE NOMANAGER it will be firing an alert to the list of mail id's.
Query for determining the details
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SELECT
    REQUEST_ID,
    PHASE_CODE,
    STATUS_CODE,
    LAST_UPDATE_DATE,
    LAST_UPDATED_BY,
    REQUESTED_BY,
    RESPONSIBILITY_ID,
    RESPONSIBILITY_APPLICATION_ID
FROM
    FND_CONCURRENT_REQUESTS
WHERE
    PHASE_CODE='P'
AND
    STATUS_CODE='M';
Here am taking the count
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SELECT
    count(*)
FROM
    FND_CONCURRENT_REQUESTS
WHERE
    PHASE_CODE='P';
Thanks,
Karthik

Answer 1

In our test environment ,today one developer said his request completed with inactive ,nomanager.I checked the concurrent manager related to that request,it is showing actual is zero and target as 4.It means that particular concurrent manager is down?..Yes.
I checked the concurrent manager status using adcmctl.sh .It shows internal manger not active at this time.But active users concurrent request completed succesfully in standard manager.what does it mean?Check that specific CM log file for details about the error. Also, bounce the CM using adcmctl.sh script and check then (you may need to run cmclean.sql script before bringing the services up).
Thanks,
Hussein