Hi

If you are using windows XP then you could use the default performance monitoring tool that comes with all windows boxes, It is called as "Perfmon". You can monitor all counters for your DB process and find the trend of how various counters behave when your DB is running. Some of the counters include the following:

Creating process ID , Elapsed time , handle count , Process ID , IO Data bytes / sec , IO Data operations / sec , IO Read / Write operations / sec and many more.

Have a look at some of the performance counters at the microsoft site as given below:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc768048.aspx

Thanks
Jatin

vijayakumar wrote:
Hi Ivan / Hi All

Am not using linux , we are using Windows XP Professional and Java appication with Oracle Database .

So can you guys please let me know what to do to monitor ( or release connection after test properly ) the connections during the test .

More over , using JMeter can we find the CPU Performance , I/O Delay , DATABASE LOCKING ( I want to know about this specially ) and other issues at the database server !

Thanking you all in Advance

With warm regards,
Vijayakumar.C
----- Original Message ----- From: "Ivan Rancati" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: Connections released on HTTP Requests>

BC.Vijayakumar wrote:

Can you please let me know how can I monitor the number of connections
being used by JMeter during the test and after test ?

If you are using linux on the client and/or the server, this command
netstat -antp | awk '{print $5}'
will print the foreign addresses for all connections
You could add a grep for the address you want to monitor, a wc -l to get a
number of lines, and a watch to update every n seconds

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