RE: ITM Agents Logging Event Dectection in Milliseconds

Hey John, Thanks again for that clarification.  Thats the answer I was looking for and I was confusing it with candle time or expirytime for CYYMMDDHHMMSSmmm. I'll see you at Pulse. Regards,



Gregory R. Mendes
Tivoli Architect/Tools Specialist
Mendes, Inc.
Tivoli Monitoring 6.2.3 Certified
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Subject: RE: [TME10] ITM Agents Logging Event Dectection in Milliseconds
From: jalvord-r/[email protected]
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2013 10:33:36 -0800

Oh....  answer is still no. The last
three digits are used to keep an arrival sequence number... so if 20 results
arrive in a single second, you would see



001

002

003

...

019

999



The 999 is an end of sequence marker.
Occasionally more then 999 come in a single second and you see the Sequence
Number Overflow 999 message.



Customer can always right an Agent Builder
agent, and record the current time down to the nano-second.



Regards, 



  








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Date:      
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   RE: [TME10]
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Hey John,

 

Thanks for that information but I wasn't asking about sampling intervals.
 What I need to know but can't seem to find in any *.env, *.ini, *.properties,
etc,  can the Local and Global Timestamps caputure or be configured
in milliseconds when an event is sampled.  So, when the ITM agent
detects the event the requirement is to store that in the log file in HH:MM:SS:millisecond
and not HH:MM:SS.

 

Regards,



Gregory R. Mendes

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Subject: Re: [TME10] ITM Agents Logging Event Dectection in Milliseconds

From: jalvord-r/[email protected]

Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2013 08:32:25 -0800



For sampled situations, the minimum re-evaluation interval is 30 seconds*.




For pure situations like Unix Log Agent, the logs are rechecked every second.




I am not sure how to answer their need... at a millisecond level. most
measured items are running at 0% or 100%... 



I suspect they have not though through all the issues.




* I know how to tweak a situation to change that lower - not with Situation
Editor... but 1 second is the minimum. At that level the Agent might be
consuming 50-80% of the system CPU - which does not sound practical.



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From:        Gregory
Mendes <[email protected]>


To:        <[email protected]>,


Date:        02/15/2013
07:58 AM 

Subject:        [TME10]
ITM Agents Logging Event Dectection in Milliseconds


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Hello All,



I have a customer that has a requirement for millisecond logging of ITM
agent events when they occur.  I know that the Linux OS Agent and
the Disk I/O situation  can monitor in milliseconds.  However,
the real requirement is when an ITM agent detects a situation of any type,
can it log that detection in a log file in milliseconds.  I only see
HH:MM:SS from local and global timestamps.



Regards,



Gregory R. Mendes

770-317-8593

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