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  • April 27, 2021
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We are using UV 11.3.1 and have a .Net application using unirpc to access data from the host (on Linux). There's been a marked degradation in the time the .Net application takes to move from page to page over the last couple of months. I suspect it's an issue with the .Net application but I need to prove that the access on the host side is not causing the issue. CAn any of you learned folks recommend monitoring tools for UV that will report read/write performance and identify latency?

I'm pretty sure I can write something to do this but want to see if the problem has already been addressed.

Thanks!

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Jeff Teter
Woodforest National Bank
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    Nik Kesic001
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    • April 28, 2021
    We are using UV 11.3.1 and have a .Net application using unirpc to access data from the host (on Linux). There's been a marked degradation in the time the .Net application takes to move from page to page over the last couple of months. I suspect it's an issue with the .Net application but I need to prove that the access on the host side is not causing the issue. CAn any of you learned folks recommend monitoring tools for UV that will report read/write performance and identify latency?

    I'm pretty sure I can write something to do this but want to see if the problem has already been addressed.

    Thanks!

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    Jeff Teter
    Woodforest National Bank
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    Hello Jeff

    There is a way to monitor the UniRPC that may give you the information you are after.
    If you create a file called serverdebug in the UVHOME directory that the contents looks like this:

       uvcs 10 /tmp/uvcs.log

    What will happen is the next time a UniRPC connection comes in, a log with be created in the /tmp directory that looks like:
     
     uvcs.log_xxxxx

    xxxxx will be the pid of the UniRPC connection,

    If you look inside the log, you will get time stamps of ever line in the log, plus what that line was doing

    Nik Kesic

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    Nik Kesic
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    Nik Kesic001
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    • Nik Kesic001
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    • April 28, 2021
    Hello Jeff

    There is a way to monitor the UniRPC that may give you the information you are after.
    If you create a file called serverdebug in the UVHOME directory that the contents looks like this:

       uvcs 10 /tmp/uvcs.log

    What will happen is the next time a UniRPC connection comes in, a log with be created in the /tmp directory that looks like:
     
     uvcs.log_xxxxx

    xxxxx will be the pid of the UniRPC connection,

    If you look inside the log, you will get time stamps of ever line in the log, plus what that line was doing

    Nik Kesic

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    Nik Kesic
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    Hello Jeff

    I thought I would add that this information is available in the following section of the "Rocket U2 Clients and APIs" manual.

        Chapter 4: Accessing UniVerse Accounts

    Nik Kesic

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    Nik Kesic
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    • Anonymous
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    • April 28, 2021
    Hello Jeff

    I thought I would add that this information is available in the following section of the "Rocket U2 Clients and APIs" manual.

        Chapter 4: Accessing UniVerse Accounts

    Nik Kesic

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    Nik Kesic
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    Thanks! That pointed me in the right direction...

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    Jeff Teter
    Woodforest National Bank
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