Using Sumall utility
Sumall utility collects SQL workload and performance statistics.
Before you begin
. $TOP/bin/compat.sh
About this task
Procedure
Use the following command to run the Sumall utility:
$JAVA_RT com.ibm.ccd.common.wpcsupport.util.Sumall <db.log files>
Results
n
characters as defined by option leng
(default = 70
). Parameter
values are replaced '?'
, thus similar SQLs can be aggregated. For each
unique SQL, statistical values are generated:
- Total runtime in milliseconds:
sum(ms)
- number of executions:
cnt
- average runtime in milliseconds:
avg(ms)
- Coefficient of Variation for the tracked SQLs:
CV
- SQL identifier:
QUERY
Monitored timeperiod (MT)
- Time-range for which SQLs were tracked,- Aggregated total statistics - With
%MT
calculation that represents total tracked SQL in relation to the monitored time period.
What to do next
$JAVA_RT com.ibm.ccd.common.wpcsupport.util.Sumall
[leng=n characters] [delayed] [printsql] [cvon] [cleanoff]
[fromtime="yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss[,SSS]"] [totime="yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss[,SSS]"]
[threadname="<threadname>"] [threadlist] [version] [h|help] <db.log files>
Where,- leng
- Defines how many characters from the beginning of the SQL are used for statistical aggregation.
- printsql
- Extract SQLs and runtime in sequential order, print one line per SQL.
- delayed
- Only SQLs marked as delayed is analyzed.
- cvon
- Provides a normalized metric on how much a single runtime varies compared to average runtime.
- cleanoff
- When set, parameter values are not replaced in the Dynamic SQL strings. Depending on the leng, might cause dynamic queries of the same type to be reported on the separate lines, in case the individual parameter values are contained in the first n (leng) characters.
- fromtime
- Analyze only SQLs with a timestamp > fromtime, required input format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.
- totime
- Analyze only SQLs with a timestamp < totime, required input format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.
- threadname
- SQLs are analyzed only for the provided thread. Use a threadname as listed by the threadlist.
- threadlist
- Print sqlstatistics per thread ordered by total SQLruntime.
- version
- Print current version sample output.
java -jar Sumall.jar db.log* threadname="jsp_57678: moveEntriesToNextStep.wpc"
…
130 130 1,0 GEN_CTG_CSA_CAT_SYS_ATTR_GETBYCATEGORYID] SELECT * FROM tctg_csa_cat_s
134 130 1,0 GEN_CTG_CHI_CATEGORY_HIERARCHY_GETBYCHILDID] SELECT * FROM tctg_chi_ca
134 130 1,0 GEN_CTG_CFP_CAT_FULL_PATHS_GETBYCATEGORYID] SELECT * FROM tctg_cfp_cat
158 1 158,0 GET_EVENT_ENTRY_MATCHING_SIGNATURE] SELECT wee_entry_id FROM twfl_wfe_
219 235 0,9 GEN_SEC_SCU_USER_GETBYID] SELECT * FROM tsec_scu_user WHERE scu_user_i
223 220 1,0 GEN_SEC_CMP_COMPANY_GETBYID] SELECT * FROM tsec_cmp_company WHERE cmp_
267 278 1,0 GEN_CTG_ICM_ITEM_CATEGORY_MAP_GETBYITEMVERSION] SELECT * FROM tctg_icm
276 250 1,1 GEN_CTG_ITD_ITEM_DETAIL_GETBYIDVERSION] SELECT * FROM tctg_itd_item_de
431 428 1,0 GEN_CTG_ITM_ITEM_GETBYPRIMARYKEYVERSION] SELECT * FROM tctg_itm_item W
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sum(ms) cnt avg(ms) QUERY
Monitored timeperiod (MT): 2015-07-24 10:37:54,467 - 2015-07-24 10:37:57,563 : 0,00 h | 0,00 m | 3,10 s
Statistical values for all queries
Total Count Average Total Total Runtime % of MT
(ms) (cnt) (avg ms) (minutes) (hours) (%)
2862 2733 1 0,0 0,0 92,4