All,
We are investigating a client report of performance problems and are looking at
the MON$IO_Stats values but they look very large.
We are wondering if for prepared statements the values represent the total of
all uses/executions of the prepared statement or just the last run.
All answer
18.11.2015 19:39, 'Leyne, Sean' s...@broadviewsoftware.com wrote:
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> We are investigating a client report of performance problems and are
> looking at the MON$IO_Stats values but they look very large.
> We are wondering if for prepared statements the values represent the
> total of all
Hi all here,
I want to ask some question about using Firebird in a production environment
for a web application.
My experience is more then 12 years with Firebird for our client server
application and have to say is a very good experience.
Now that application is being ported to web by a
Hi Mirco,
We have written multiple java EE web applications with Firebird on linux as
the database. Usually we will use Glassfish (or Payara) as the app server
and run Firebird in classic or superclassic form. We will usually use
Nagios to monitor the servers and databases.
My only complaint
Hi Steve,
What kind of monitoring are you doing with Nagios?
Do you mean this plugin?
http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Databases/check_firebird-2Epy/details
Normally, Firebird monitoring should include:
1) Transactions monitoring, including long-running and stuck transactions
2) #
Hi Alexey,
No, we do not use the firebird plugin for nagios, and we don't check for as
many things that you mention!
We are doing basic server checks and then just making sure the DB can be
connected to. Each night we make sure the restores worked fine and the
database contains some of the
