myarmchain

myarmchain -- analyse transaction chains

This program analyse transaction chains statistically. Therefore it scans the current configured database for the (given) parent transactions and analysis the structure of any found transaction chain. For each identical transaction chain (with exact the same structure) it measures the mean, median, min, max, deviation and relative start time for each transaction within the chain.

Note this program only works if the correlation information was generated before by calling the myarmcorrelate program.

Command line options

Usage:

myarmchain [options] [appName][:tranName] [appName2][:tranName2]

appName:tranName, appName2:tranName2

specifies the application and/or transaction name to be the parent transaction for any transaction chain to analyse. If only an application name is specified all transactions of this applications are interpreted as the parent transaction for any chain to analyse. For details about specifying application and/or transaction names read the section "Application and transaction names".

Options

In addition to the options listed below, the myarmchain command supports standard options described in appendix "Standard options" and the constraint options in appendix "Constraints options".

-rm num, --result-max num

specifies a maximum number of parent transactions for analysing their chains.

-ri num, --result-index num

specifies the number of parent transaction to skip, starting analysing from parent transaction number num

-y, --async-pc

specifies to use the parent/child asynchronous duration instead of the normal measured duration. This is only valid for transaction analysis.

-Y level=child, --async-cp level=child

specifies to use the child/parent asynchronous duration of the specified child at the specified level instead of the normal measured duration. This is only valid for transaction analysis.

See Also

myarmoptions, myarmcorrelate, myarmdefinition, myarmquery, myarmconfig