JDBC pool stats

Are there any interfaces to query within SJSWS 6.1 that will provide run-time statistics for JDBC pools? I'm looking for number currently in use, max pool size (how large the pool has grown, not the static max), etc.
thanks,
-chris

Hi Simon,
"Simon Spruzen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
WebLogic 6.1 SP2 (NT)
There are 15 execute threads configured.
There is one JDBC connection pool configured. In the monitoring screen(my-domain>
JDBC Connection ...> my-pool> Active JDBC Conn...) I get these stats:
Connections High......13Maximum number of connections reseved
from the pool the same time.
Connections Total.....26Running count of borrowed connections
Connections...........8Current number of borrowed connections.
1. Why is Connections High less than Connections Total?CH is a maximum, CT is a running count.
2. Why would Connections Total be slowly creeping up? Does this imply thata connection
isn't being returned to the pool?Brcause it's natural for a counter to grow.
4. What's the relationship between Connections, Connections Total andConnections
High?They're mainly run-time characteristics of a connection pool.
Regards,
Slava Imeshev

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