Script Files As Input To Historical Server; Connecting To Historical Server; Assumptions Before Connection - Sybase 12.5.1 User Manual

Script files as input to Historical Server

Script files as input to Historical Server

Connecting to Historical Server

Assumptions before connection

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Errors detected by Client-Library, Adaptive Server, and Monitor Server
use their own error numbering and severity-level schemes.
A convenient way to provide input to Historical Server is to enter the
commands in a text file and use that file as input. The Historical Server
input file is not an
isql
conventions. For example, Historical Server does not have a comments
feature.
Appendix D, "Examples of Recording Session Views" provides examples
of views that you might use as a start for your input files. These views also
appear in the views file that was installed in the sample/histserver
subdirectory in the installation directory. However, that the file includes
explanatory text that you must remove before using the file as input to
Historical Server.
This section contains the following topics:
• Assumptions before connection
• How to connect
• Required permissions for Historical Server activities
• Mutually exclusive sessions
Before you can connect to Historical Server:
• The Adaptive Server whose performance data you want to collect
must be running.
file, and does not necessarily conform to
isql
Historical Server