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| Dashboard | Lets you quickly visualize the overall health and status of all instrumented application server instances. The Dashboard workspace provides support for detailed views of individual application servers, as well as top-level summary views of multiple application servers. See “About About the Dashboard workspace” on page 19workspace. |
| Activity | Lets you investigate your JVM execution tree in a deep or shallow manner, and to track SQL execution, locks and exceptions in the same manner. See “About About the Activity workspace” on page 22workspace. |
| Memory & Statistics | Lets you examine Application Server metrics. See “About About the Statistics workspace” on page 39workspace. |
You can easily switch between the different workspaces using the Workspace Selection bar. See “Switching Switching to a different workspace” on page 14workspace.
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The term ‘in"in-context’ context" means that you can display additional information on a selected item by drilling down to another workspace or view. The filter settings you defined (for example, the selected time frame you chose) and the entity you selected are carried over to the other view or workspace, to allow you to continue analyzing your subject from a different perspective. This concept takes on slightly different meanings depending upon where you are attempting to drill down in context from. In short, the information displayed when drilling down in context is always related to your original selection’s settings.
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