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    Hi,

    Does any one know how to monitor/measure how many Full opens were done by a specific or group of jobs, without using any tools ?

    I came across the command STRDBMON. But it seems, the report generated is not that friendly to interpret.
    I also saw a option in iSeries Navigator to analyze the this DBMON report, but unfornuately don't have the analyzer component installed in the development server that we use. Is there a way out to read this information from DBMON report, in my case ?

    Could anyone give me a hand on this ?

    Thanks in advance.
    Pandian

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    Re: Monitor Full Open to DB files

    Originally posted by kpandian
    Does any one know how to monitor/measure how many Full opens were done by a specific or group of jobs, without using any tools ?
    If you choose to run your own detailed queries over STRDBMON output, you might just have to study the documentation. A lot of data is collected, so a lot of complex queries are possible.

    However...

    ...but unfornuately don't have the analyzer component installed in the development server that we use.
    I'm not clear what is meant by the "analyzer component" not being "installed in the development server". My iNav analyzer component is only part of iNav (though it obviously uses server components). AFAIK, no extra server components need to be installed. I have no extra monitor nor performance tools installed my server. I can get both full- and pseudo-opens/closes for a set of named jobs just by using the iNav analyzer.

    See the Starting a summary monitor topic in the Information Center. If that's not what you mean by "analyzer component", you might review it to see if it helps. If it doesn't help, then please clarify what you need that isn't provided by it.
    Tom

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