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You can filter information according to the following fields:
Table 13-5 Oracle 5 Oracle Business View fields
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| Precise |
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| installation | List of defined Precise adapters. |
| Time |
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| Frame | Determines the period of time you want to analyze. You can choose to use the time frame already configured for the page, or set the portlet to display information according to a different time frame, such as: last hour, day, week, last 2 weeks, last month, last 3 months, or last 6 months. |
| Application |
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| One or more applications that use common components. Each application consists of Tier instances organized to work together to serve a set of applications. |
| Tier |
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| A Tier in a Precise application. Precise agents monitor, process, and communicate performance-related information for that tier. |
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| Instance | An occurrence of an Tier. |
| SQL hash |
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| value | Indicates the name of the SQL hash value to map the business name to. |
| Business |
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| name | The name of a logical business application or transaction to be displayed in the portlet. This name acts as an alias for the SQL hash value defined in the SQL hash value field. |
| SLA near- |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a near-breach (in seconds). Anything below this level will be considered OK. |
| SLA |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a breach (in seconds). |
See “About the Tools portlets” on page 30. See , “Configuring the portlet” on page 33.See , “Defining the portlet data preferences” on page 34. See , and “About baselines” on page 102.
About the SQL Server Business View portlet
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The SQL Server Business View portlet enables mapping an SQL hash value to a specific business name and displays its average response time according to the defined SLA. In addition, it displays an overtime graph of the average response time and baseline.
You can filter information according to the following fields:
Table 13-6 Microsoft 6 Microsoft SQL Server Business View fields
| Field |
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| Description |
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| Precise |
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| installation | List of defined Precise adapters. |
| Time |
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| Frame | Determines the period of time you want to analyze. You can choose to use the time frame already configured for the page, or set the portlet to display information according to a different time frame, such as: last hour, day, week, last 2 weeks, last month, last 3 months, or last 6 months. |
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| Application | One or more applications that use common components. Each application consists of Tier instances organized to work together to serve a set of applications. |
Table 13-6 Microsoft SQL Server Business View fields
Field Description
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| Tier | A Tier in a Precise application. Precise agents monitor, process, and communicate performance-related information for that tier. |
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| Instance | An occurrence of an Tier. |
| SQL hash |
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| value | Indicates the name of the SQL hash value to map the business name to. |
| Business |
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| name | The name of a logical business application or transaction to be displayed in the portlet. This name acts as an alias for the SQL hash value defined in the SQL hash value field. |
| SLA near- |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a near-breach (in seconds). Anything below this level will be considered OK. |
| SLA |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a breach (in seconds). |
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See “About the Tools portlets” on page 30. See , “Configuring the portlet” on page 33.See , “Defining the portlet data preferences” on page 34. See , and “About baselines” on page 102.
About the Sybase Business View portlet
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The Sybase Business View portlet enables mapping an SQL hash value to a meaningful business name and displays its average response time according to the defined SLA. In addition, it displays an overtime graph of the average response time and baseline.
You can filter information according to the following fields:
Table 13-7 Sybase 7 Sybase Business View fields
| Field |
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| Description |
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| Precise |
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| installation | List of defined Precise adapters. |
| Time |
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| Frame | Determines the period of time you want to analyze. You can choose to use the time frame already configured for the page, or set the portlet to display information according to a different time frame, such as: last hour, day, week, last 2 weeks, last month, last 3 months, or last 6 months. |
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| Application | One or more applications that use common components. Each application consists of Tier instances organized to work together to serve a set of applications. |
| Tier |
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| A Tier in a Precise application. Precise agents monitor, process, and communicate performance-related information for that tier. |
| Instance |
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| An occurrence of an Tier. |
| SQL hash |
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| value | Indicates the name of the SQL hash value to map the business name to. |
| Business |
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| name | The name of a logical business application or transaction to be displayed in the portlet. This name acts as an alias for the SQL hash value defined in the SQL hash value field. |
| SLA near- |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a near-breach |
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(in seconds). |
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Anything below this level will be considered OK. |
| SLA |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a breach (in seconds). |
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See “About the Tools portlets” on page 30. See , “Configuring the portlet” on page 33.See , “Defining the portlet data preferences” on page 34. See , and “About baselines” on page 102.
About the Siebel Application Business View portlet
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The Siebel Application Business View portlet enables mapping of a Siebel App view to a meaningful business name and displays its average response time according to the defined SLA. In addition, it displays an overtime graph of the average response time with its baseline. You can filter information according to the following fields:
Table 13-8 Siebel 8 Siebel Application Business View fields
| Field |
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| Description |
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| Precise |
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| installation | List of defined Precise adapters. |
| Time |
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| Frame | Determines the period of time you want to analyze. You can choose to use the time frame already configured for the page, or set the portlet to display information according to a different time frame, such as: last hour, day, week, last 2 weeks, last month, last 3 months, or last 6 months. |
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| Application | One or more applications that use common components. Each application consists of Tier instances organized to work together to serve a set of applications. |
| Tier |
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| A Tier in a Precise application. Precise agents monitor, process, and communicate performance-related information for that tier. |
| Instance |
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| An occurrence of an Tier. |
| Siebel Application |
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| View | Indicates the name of the Siebel Application View to map the business name to. |
| Business |
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| View | The name of a logical business application or transaction to be displayed in the portlet. This name acts as an alias for the Siebel Application View defined in the Siebel Application View field. |
| SLA near- |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a near-breach (in seconds). Anything below this level will be considered OK. |
| SLA |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a breach |
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| (in seconds). |
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See “About the Tools portlets” on page 30. See , “Configuring the portlet” on page 33.See , and “Defining the portlet data preferences” on page 34.
About the Siebel Location Business View portlet
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The Siebel Location Business View portlet enables mapping of a location to a meaningful business name and displays its average response time according to the defined SLA. In addition, it displays an overtime graph of the average response time with its baseline.
You can filter information according to the following fields:
Table 13-9 Siebel 9 Siebel Location Business View fields
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| Description |
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| Precise |
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| installation | List of defined Precise adapters. |
Table 13-9 Siebel Location Business View fields
Field Description
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| Time Frame | Determines the period of time you want to analyze. You can choose to use the time frame already configured for the page, or set the portlet to display information according to a different time frame, such as: last hour, day, week, last 2 weeks, last month, last 3 months, or last 6 months. |
| Application |
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| One or more applications that use common components. Each application consists of Tier instances organized to work together to serve a set of applications. |
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| Tier | A Tier in a Precise application. Precise agents monitor, process, and communicate performance-related information for that tier. |
| Instance |
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| An occurrence of an Tier. |
| Siebel |
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| Location | Indicates the name of the Siebel Location to map the business name to. |
| Business |
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| view | The name of a logical business application or transaction to be displayed in the portlet. This name acts as an alias for the Siebel Location defined in the Siebel Location field. |
| SLA near- |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a near-breach (in seconds). Anything below this level will be considered OK. |
| SLA |
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| breach | Sets the level at which the response time of the associated transaction will be considered a breach |
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| (in seconds). |
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See “About the Tools portlets” on page 30. See , “Configuring the portlet” on page 33.See , and “Defining the portlet data preferences” on page 34.
About baselines
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Baselines are used to identify problematic conditions by enabling you to compare performance metrics of data entities to their 'normal' or 'typical' values. Baselines let you compare the past activity of an entity with its current activity.
The baselines used by the Business View portlets are derived from Precise baselines and can be configured in Precise AdminPoint. By default, the baseline is calculated once a week. In AdminPoint, you can configure the following for the Calculate baseline process: ■
- Baseline calculation scheduling.
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- The time range over which the baseline is calculated.
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- For example, if you decide to run the baseline calculation process every Monday at lunchtime during the past four weeks, the baseline will be calculated as follows:
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- response time of page run on Mondays during lunchtime / number of occurrences of Monday during the last 4 weeks
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A baseline may not be displayed if an entity was not run within the time period for which the baseline was calculated. In this case, the data cannot be extrapolated. |
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