Queue Monitoring Tool ?

Hi,
I am looking for some monitoring tool or administrative commands for Tibco EMS which can tell me what's happening inside the Queue/topic.
If you know something about it . Please let me know...
Thanks in advance

YES.
the queue manager will monitor any job in the queue even if it was submited from a web client.

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Messages are Holding in message monitoring tool

Hi All,
I am facing the problem with messages which are in holding state.
My scenario is file to proxy. The file content contains of EDI. my scenario is already gone to production last year.
and its working fine. Used java mappings for validation of EDI file. its running successfully.
where as in Dev system till october first i used to load the files in FTP inbox folder and messages were processed successfully.
But from october first week when i load the files in FTP inbox, file has been picking succesfully and can see the logs in sender comm channel but the i can see that my interface is in holding state in message monitoring tool and its not going to receiver comm channel. I have loaded 5 files and all are in holding state.
even i have cancelled first error message and tried to resend the next message swhich is in holding state, but this is not happening.
i am using EOIO queue.
when i cancel the error message remaining messages should processed automatically but its not getting processed here.
sequencing of the interface triggering is
1. Interface_1
2. Interface_2
3. Interface_3
4. Interface_4
Here i am stucking up with the first interface itself.Here only first interface is in holding state.
can any one advise what could be the problem..
I m on SP 10.
Thanks,
Bhaskar

Hi Abhijit,
Even after unchecking the checkbox maintain order at runtime, its not working.
i think there is no disturbed in message processing sequence.
my first sender interface itself going into hold state.
i have cancelled the hold message, even after that remaining messages are processing automatically.
and also i could not fine any messages in SMQ1 and SMQ2.
I also deresister and registered te queues and activated.
Kindly advise what would be the problem..
in production its working fine and development its not working fine.
Thanks,
Bhaskar

JMS Queue monitoring

Hi everyone,
is there any way to monitor a jms queue with its contained messages ? i'm talking about a tool like the jmx console in jboss - the JMS Adapter and JMS Notification in the Visual Admin only provide some properties.
Any suggestions ?

Hi,
In short what you want (sending email in case message has stayed too long time in the queue), is NOT possible directly. That's not a standard feature by the JMS spec.
What is possible is the is so-called dead messages, once the acknowledgment fails the predefined number of times then the messages will be redirected to a special queue. From there the messages can be exported by telnet.
Check SAP note 777930 for more info. Btw, it might be a good idea to get familiar with that note, otherwise if the external server let's say always throws an exception while processing the message, it will be moved to this special queue and unless someone issues the appropriate telnet commands, nobody will understand about this.
However if you disable this feature, that will mean that the message will be delivered endlessly, causing CPU load. Not nice if you have doubts in your external listeners.
Now about the queue monitoring :
You could create manually a periodic task (EJB timers in J2EE 1.4 which is covered in the prerelease of the next server version, or if you are using Netweaver 04s or 04s than perhaps java.util.Timer) that will periodically open a JMS browser, check the messages in the queue, if they have stayed too long time (>100 seconds for example ?) or if the queue is too big (>100 messages) you can send manually the email alert that something has went wrong. By usage of the JAVA API that should be simple
Another thing you can do is that inside your external listeners and the onMessage method, you could check manually the number of times the message is redelivered, if it is above some threshold (i.e . if it is 3, that means the SAP server has delivered the message 3 times , since the listener have rejected it 2 times already),then you can send the email via the standard java API. The delivery count can be retrieved by using the standard optional property JMSXDeliveryCount from the message.
HTH
Peter

WebLogic Monitoring tools

Are there any monitoring tools (say monitoring weblogic server is up or not , finding no of JMS queues and active connections, finding how much java heap is being used etc) available for WebLogic Server? Are there any documents available from Bea detailing the classes available for accomblishing the same.
Thanks
Venkat

Venkat,
There is a company called Precise (www.precise.com) that offers products for
WebLogic, Oracle, EMC, some ERP systems, and CISCO, as well as software that
ties all the information together. AFAIK, their WebLogic monitoring product
is currently only available as part of a "solution" (i.e. it comes in a
package with a consultant and may be bundled with some of their other
products).
Peace,
Cameron Purdy
Tangosol, Inc.
http://www.tangosol.com
+1.617.623.5782
WebLogic Consulting Available
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Are there any monitoring tools (say monitoring weblogic server is up ornot , finding no of JMS queues and active connections, finding how much java
heap is being used etc) available for WebLogic Server? Are there any
documents available from Bea detailing the classes available for
accomblishing the same.
>
Thanks
Venkat

Pro-active Monitoring tools of EBS

Hi hussein/helios
We have exisinting EBS 11i
My boss ask me to be "proactive" in managing the system. I know she finds this word in the internet. She is just a sales person and not technical :)
She is so good in research and reading and surfing that all she finds in the internet, she pass it for me to carry out :(
Is there "proactive" monitoring tool in EBS? Have anyone of you do some "proactive" work in your EBS system?
She gave me list of things to do to be monitored "proactively".
Can you please help me validate where she found this document?
Are these activity found in OAM? or OEM?
Administering Linux server:
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    * Custom disk partitioning
    * CERT advisory monitoring
    * System log rotation and maintenance
    * Space management
    * Boot script maintenance
Monitoring Systems :
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    * CPU, disk, and memory utilization
    * Swap space availability
    * Standard software ports
    * System and application logs
    * Backup execution
    * Custom scripting and monitoring available
Administering E-Business Suite:
    * Software installation including latest consolidated and critical patches
    * Ongoing patching support
    * Cloning production to managed test/dev environments
    * Concurrent manager configuration
    * Compile standard apps schema objects
    * Compile standard application objects
    * Advice on extending applications with custom code
Monitoring E-Business Suite:
    * Database, network, and server availability
    * Concurrent queue monitoring
    * Notification mailer availability
    * Forms and reports server availability
    * Application server availability
    * Custom scripting and monitoring available
===END===Do you have some home made scripts that handles these processes?
Thanks a lot
MsK

Hi MSK;
I belive she is giving you nice path to develop yourself about Oracle.
Can you please help me validate where she found this document?I belive she found this from:
http://www.blackdogdzine.com/blu/managed-services.htm
Better way ask it to her ;)
Are these activity found in OAM? or OEM?For Someof future answer is yes, you can make googling to find to use benefit of OEM
I strongly suggest to check below thread for your issue:
tool for ebs
Re: Tool for managing EBusiness environments *<< Posted by Hussein Sawwan*
As you can see there are many tool avaliable,please follow thread observe tools and you can give her one other idea about choosing tool
Regard
Helios

Tuxedo process IPC queue monitoring

Hi
This question is aimed mostly at Oracle techies who have experience supporting Tuxedo sites.
We've been developing on Tuxedo for a couple of years now and are about to go live with a Tuxedo based transactional system.
Throughout the development and testing phase it has become pretty apparent to us that we need to be able to keep an eye on IPC request queues for processes running under Tuxedo.
For example, we have 10 instances of server "A" running within Tuxedo. As long as these ten instances can cope with the load, we are getting good end-to-end response times. When we overload the system whereby our requests start being queued up on IPC queues for these processes, quite predictably our end-to-end response times go up. We would like to get an early warning when situations like this occur.
Sometimes there are obvious reasons for this behaviour (i.e. we're sending more requests per seconds than our application can cope with) and at other times, it is a degradation in performance of a downstream process (e.g. database query taking longer and longer to return as time goes by) that is causing our requests to start backlogging. It is this latter scenario that we would like to be alerted to before our clients ring us up to tell us that our service is not performing as well as it should.
However, there seems to be a distinct lack of importance placed on server request queue monitoring within Tuxedo infrastructure and API set. Perhaps we are missing something obvious?
We would like to be able to have a more proactive monitoring and reporting facility in place to help us observe queuing behaviour. It seems that there are two ways to obtain any queuing diagnostics:
1) Use a shell script to call tmadmin/pq from time to time to take snapshots or use OS commands to monitor IPC queues
2) Use Tuxedo MIB and poll the queue OIDs to get queue depth snapshots.
We would like to be able to get a lot more than that. For example:
* to be able to plot a graph of queue depths over a period of time
* get alerted when queue depths cross a certain limit (trap vs poll)
* work out how long an item spent on the queue before it got processed
So, are we placing too much emphasis on something that is not important to other Tuxedo users or is there a suite of tools one can use to obtain this sort of information that we are not aware of?
How important is request queuing to a typical Tuxedo site.
Regards,
Mike

Hi Mike,
You might want to look at the Oracle Tuxedo System and Application Monitor (TSAM). It is an add-on product from Oracle that provides system and application monitoring for Tuxedo applications. Although TSAM doesn't currently give you the kind of graph you are looking for, it does collect that information and place it in the TSAM monitoring database. TSAM provides the schema of the monitoring database, so creating whatever graphs you want should be pretty easy.
Specifically what I would look at though is TSAM's alert generating mechanism. Alert information can either be checked at the monitoring console, or it can be checked at the monitored nodes plug-in. The later offers the option of simply checking for an alert without having to report the data back to the console unless an alert is triggered. This tends to have much less impact on the monitored system and help keep the monitoring console from being flooded with data. In the Call Path and Service monitoring categories, you can define alerts that check if the number of queued messages exceed a certain amount. This is quite efficient and would have minimal impact on system performance, yet warn you when queues are starting to back up.
These two methods would give you historical data to look for trends as well as real time alerting to be notified that backups are occurring.
Regards,
Todd Little
Oracle Tuxedo Chief Architect

Oracle EPM 11.1.2.1 Monitoring tools

Gurus,
could you please let me know what are the available system monitoring or performance monitoring tools for oracle EPM 11.1.2.1 or in case licenses are involved what are the best key areas for manual procedures to monitor the system?
Many thanks !

Hello,
Monitoring is a broad term. There are many 3rd party tools available that can provide monitoring, it all depends on what exactly you're looking for.
Oracle has a document on setting up Oracle Enterprise Manager to monitor Hyperion Applications: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/bi-foundation/sys9-oem-integration-1-129287.pdf. For performance monitoring, you can also look at this: https://blogs.oracle.com/pa/entry/epm_11_1_2_how3. This will basically connect to the JRockit JVM and look at the performance for the web application.
If you want to do more monitoring (services, servers, processor, CPU), you can look into Hyperic HQ: http://www.hyperic.com/. They have both an open source version and an enterprise version. I've used the open source version myself and it is pretty good and plays well with Windows. You can see many metrics, graphics and information via the web based application. You can also setup email alerts on certain activities (service stop, service start) and also monitor website availability. For being an open source software, I think it offers alot and it is very reliable.
Again, these are just a few suggestions. There are many tools out there that can accomplish what you're looking for.
Regards,
Luis

Where can i check in the real time monitoring tool if there are active calls in progress?

where can i check in the real time monitoring tool if there are active calls in progress?

Hi
Selecting Call Manager -->Call Process ---> call activity
HTH
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Please suggest DB monitoring tool

Our DB have some performance issues, I need your suggestions to buy a DB monitoring tool to help us to resolve these problems.
If you can share your experiences on the tool, it will be the best.

Hi,
We don't have enough knowledge on DB.In that case, beware of tools that make recommendations that you cannot understand . . .
Some advanced monitoring tools can be cryptic for beginners.
Is OEM or Statspack suitable to a beginner? Beware, the OEM diagnostic pack and the OEM performance pack are really expensive, over $6,000 per seat:
http://www.dba-oracle.com/news_tuning_packs_price.htm
Plus, consider 3rd party tuining tools.
Historically, Oracle tools have had a bad reputation, and Oracle's Oracle Expert tool was widely criticized for making ridiculous tuning recommendations . .
Everybody has a monitoring tool to plug, I even have a few that I wrote myself.
There are a zilllion of them, but they all offer test drives, but try to find:
- A monitoring tool that makes recommendations in plain English
- A tool that is reasonably priced
- A tool from a well-know vendor with a good track record
Lastly, if you are not familiar with Oracle tuning, it may be better and cheaper to buy an Oracle health check.
A guru can find tuning problems in just a few hours, faster and more efficient that using a tuning tool.
Hope this helps . . .
Donald K. Burleson
Oracle Press author
Author of "Oracle Tuning: The Definitive Reference"
http://www.rampant-books.com/t_oracle_tuning_book.htm
"Time flies like an arrow; Fruit flies like a banana".

Monitoring Tool for Monitoring Business Process

Hi All,
Is there any monitoring tool which is able to monitor various technologies .
we are integrating biztalk with SAP and we are looking for a tool which we can use to monitor both, is there any?
Praj Dixit

Hi All,
Is there any monitoring tool which is able to monitor various technologies .
we are integrating biztalk with SAP and we are looking for a tool which we can use to monitor both, is there any?
Praj Dixit
If if want just to monitor various technologies, lets say BizTalk, then there are lot of tools available for this. BizTalk 360 and SCOM are two main tools.
similarly if you want to monitor SAP- like availbility of SAP services/URLS/Databases etc, then HP OpenView can be one option.
However, if you just want to make sure your business process ( integrated BizTalk/SAP..etc) are up and running then you could write some Automated Smoke test scripts, which will perform some basic testing and make sure all components are up and running.
Hope this helps.
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What is Business Process Monitoring Tool (BPMT)?

Dear colleagues
There is also a strange tool named Business Process Monitoring Tool (BPMT), provided as an Add-on installation within SAP Netweaver 701 SP06
[Note 1453759 - BPMT 701 Business Process Monitoring Tool: Installation|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1453759]
What is it, and how it is connected with SAP NW BPM?
Any explanation would be much appreciated

Hi,
this tool is to provide a business process monitoring within the ABAP stack. So you're able to get information about "how many processes of process X have not been finished, yet". This is based on several agents listening to the business process implementations (e.g. SAP Business Workflow) and provides those generated events to a monitoring engine.
As far as I know this component has not been released, yet. I don't know the delivery date (maybe in QII or QIII 2011) --> who know's?
Cheers
Martin

BEST DB MONITORING TOOL

hai every body ,
from your experience which is the best DB monitoring Tool ...?
my purpose is to watch the activities(insertion,deletion,updation on which tables?) when an application is working...
or is there any other oracle supplied packages,which satisfies my purpose...?
please specify to me...
thanks in advance...
john

Hi John,
which is the best DB monitoring Tool ...?For proactive monitoring, you cannot beat STATSPACK, all free . . . .
For reactive monitoring, I like Quest Spotlight and Confio Ignite.
my purpose is to watch the activities(insertion,deletion,updation on which tables?) when an application is working...That not monitoring, that's auditing!
You can use LogMiner for free . . .
Hope this helps . . .
Donald K. Burleson
Oracle Press author
Author of "Oracle Tuning: The Definitive Reference"
http://www.rampant-books.com/book_2005_1_awr_proactive_tuning.htm

Best monitoring tool

Well here we are, my application is ready for distribution,
now i would like to know what is the best free monitoring
tool for a coldfusion server?
I found the metrics data in the coldfusion server, but i
would like to have some more monitoring information for my
resources, db load etc.
any ideas?

Regarding performance monitoring on your CF-server, are you
running a multi-server configuration?
If not, you can use the performance monitoring mechanism
built into CFMX. Simply log into the CF-Administrator, and under
"Debugging Settings", you'll find a checkbox waaaaay down at the
bottom of the page which reads "Enable Performance Monitoring".
Turn that on. What it actually does is tie directly into the
Windows (NT) built-in performance monitor reporting tool.
(This of course assumes you're hosting your CF-server on a
WIndows box - which most people do)
However, if you're running in a multi-server configuration,
this performance monitoring option is no longer available to you I
believe. Bruce Purcell has some good notes on the topic of
performance monitoring on his blog here:
http://www.bpurcell.org/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&ENTRY=967
Personally, I've found the JRun Metrics service to be
invaluable. It is one of the only built-in options for performance
monitoring that ColdFusion offers for a multi-server environment as
far as I know.
Regarding your DB server, that is an entirely different topic
(unrelated to ColdFusion). You should contact your DBMS vendor for
more information on that.

Any monitoring tool or administrative commands for Active MQ?

Hi,
I am looking for some monitoring tool or administrative commands for active MQ which can tell me what's happening inside the JMS.
It would help me to understand what's happening within the JMS when publisher publish the messages and when messages are being deleted from topic.
If you know something about it . Please let me know...
Thanks in advance

BTW there's a discussion forum for asking questions specifically about ActiveMQ...
http://forums.logicblaze.com/forums/show/1.page
in particular I think your question just got an answer there :)
http://forums.logicblaze.com/posts/list/75.page
James
http://logicblaze.com/

Java - Weblogic performance monitoring tool

Hi there,
I would like to use a performance monitoring tool for the JVM 1.2.2.x running on weblogic5.1,
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Please advice, many thanks in advance.
- Arun Janarthanan

Free performance monitoring tool? You can try WebLogic Scripting Tool, you
can download from
https://codesamples.projects.dev2dev.bea.com/servlets/Scarab?id=S13
You can write your own JMX code to get some runtime status from WebLogic as
you want.
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/jmx/index.html
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Might anyone know of a free performace monitoring tool? Just I've used
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thanks!
JM

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