Folks,

Can you recommend me a Progress Monitor Tool?.

Regards.

Raul.

rnrodrig (AT) todito (DOT) com (Raul B) wrote in
news:a7cbebc9.0410040813.429ff0cd (AT) posting (DOT) google.com:

Promon

Kevin,

Where can i find info about promon?, I need to mention that my DB is in an UNIX IBM.

Regards.

Raul.


Kevin <Joe (AT) Joe (DOT) com> wrote

rnrodrig (AT) todito (DOT) com (Raul B) wrote in
news:a7cbebc9.0410050636.32ca4eef (AT) posting (DOT) google.com:

It's part of the product set.. It is a command line tool for monitoring the
database.. You can download the Progress documentation here:

http://www.progress.com/products/doc...tion/index.ssp

There is also Fathom Management, a product from Progress for monitoring and
trending your database, CPU, disks, memory, etc. More information here:

http://www.progress.com/products/man...thom/index.ssp

Kevin

Yes ... promon is the (old) standard monitoring tool for Progress. It'
quite fully documented in the Progress Database Admin manual.

If you want a REALLY cool monitor you can download "LockMon" fro
TechSmiths (www.techsmiths.com). It's a package of source code ..
plus a bit of documentation.

Well worth the trouble of putting it all together ... it's just grea
!! If you have your own developers then <lockmon> is almost essentia
-- because it'll find all the nastly things that developers do wit
locks and transaction scoping.

Ron

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If you can't access TechSmiths web site, email me. I still have th
original zip file I downloaded ... I can forward it.

Ron

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