Friday, January 20, 2006
Monitor PeopleSoft Application Server Performance
use the script jsmon.sh to monitor your Appserver processes
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all you need to do is run the script as follows
./jsmon.sh xyz where xyz is a domain name in correct case. Unix is case sensitive and you must specify domain name exactly defined in your environment. Take help of your unix admin if you are not familiar with unix. It works perfectly for me with no issues in HP*UX and korn shell.
$LINES is a environment variable set by the Terminal emulation program. (for e.g. Microsoft Telnet or putty). I am using putty to login to server and in window -> Rows properties it is set to 24. Therefore if i type echo $LINES i get 24. This is automatically done by putty when you login. Use of this variable is done in the script, so that you see the header, once your display window is full. By setting it to 10, you are hard coding this value in the script and when you resize your window, your output will not change.
Is there a similar thing for Windows operating system?
Can someone help me to get the jsmon.sh script for Application server monitoring?
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