IFS Applications uses caches to make ensure an efficient application. If the caches are not reflecting the current data this might cause an undesirable state.
Multiple Instances: No
Interval: Once a day (every 1440 minute) - Due to heavy SQL queries
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Warning |
If (Dictionary refresh == 1)
If (Reference refresh == 1)
If (Report refresh == 1)
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OK | If not status Warning. | ||||||||||||||||||
Unknown | Missing application response. |
Metric & Service | Command line example |
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Dictionary refresh | java -jar application-monitoring-metrics-cli.jar db -host=localhost -instance=<instancename> -user=ifsmonitoring -pass=<password> -request=DICTIONARY_REFRESH -weq=1 -do |
Reference refresh | java -jar application-monitoring-metrics-cli.jar db -host=localhost -instance=<instancename> -user=ifsmonitoring -pass=<password> -request=REFERENCE_REFRESH -weq=1 -do |
Report refresh | java -jar application-monitoring-metrics-cli.jar db -host=localhost -instance=<instancename> -user=ifsmonitoring -pass=<password> -request=REPORT_REFRESH -weq=1 -do |