Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2402

Viewing CPU Execution Profile Data by NLM
Viewing Detailed Thread Information
administration level, this information is usually helpful in identifying
problems with a specific NLM or with threads causing the server to hang or
run slow.
If the thread was suspended by Abend Recovery, then the information includes
details about the thread state at the time it was suspended.
To get information about the NLM program that owns the thread, click the
NLM program name.
To profile where a thread is spending its time running, click the Execution
Time link for that thread.
To view CPU Execution Profile Data by NLM, click the Profile CPU
Execution by NLM link on the Profiling and Debug Information page.
In this view, you can see a 1/2-second profile of the server operating system
as it is executing, the place where it is executing, and the NLM programs that
the processor is spending its time in.
To see where the processor is spending time within a specific NLM, click the
link in the Execution Time column for that NLM. For more information about
the NLM program, click the name for the program.
If the server is idle, the main NLM programs listed will be LSL.NLM
the SERVER.NLM.
The percentage values shown in these tables are a detail of the overall sever's
CPU utilization. If Processor 0 utilization is at 10 percent, the information on
this page shows the breakdown of that 10 percent utilization.
To view a list of all the threads in the system, click the Thread Information link
on the Profiling and Debug Information page.
This information is usually helpful in identifying problems with a specific
NLM or with threads causing the server to hang or run slow.
To get more information about a specific thread, click the thread-name link for
that thread.
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