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Hello,
Today I went to update the number of
queues I'm allocating for escalations, and found out that my ar.conf file
has no entries for ANY queue! The server doesn't appear to be suffering
any performance issues right now, but I'm thinking this is a time bomb
for my next restart. Before I do
on from startup
(you get 1 line for each thread started).
Fred
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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Thad K Esser
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Subject: ar.conf entries for queues/threads missing
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Hello
Hi,
If you turn on API-logging, you can soon sample enough data to determine
the number of queues.
Just look at the TID and the Queue tags in the log file. TID is the
Thread ID.
You have to parse out the stuff, and remove duplicates. If you are on
unix, it is not hard! It is possible that Excel
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pretty close to me.
Thad Esser
Remedy Developer
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