Use the following sample files to create and store usage DB environment definition files.
[UNIX]
When you set the environment in "3.1 System Configuration", refer to the following table.
File | Path |
|---|---|
Sample file | /opt/FJSVssqc/sample/DatabaseConfig |
Storage destination of usage DB environment definition file | /etc/opt/FJSVssqc/DatabaseConfig |
[Windows]
When the managed server is Window, refer to the following table.
File | Path |
|---|---|
Sample file | <Installation directory>\DatabaseConfig |
Storage destination of usage DB environment definition file | <Variable file storage directory>\\control\DatabaseConfig |
The following gives a definition example of the usage DB environment definition file.
Example:
The definition example is shown below.
[Server] Symbol = HostA1 Name = HostA1 Type = web Domain = xxx.yyy.com DatabaseInterval = week(sun) SearchDNS = yes RequestURLSuffix = "html,htm,shtml,shtm,stm,cgi,asp,pl,tcl,sh" DatabaseMode = both [Log] Symbol = HostA1 Name = HostA1 Path = /usr/local/apache/logs/access_log Format = Common Region = +0900 |
Note
Note the following settings.
Setting item | Remarks |
|---|---|
Name | Use Name under [Server] to specify the name of the analysis target server that is defined in the environment setting window for the managed server. |
Format | Accord to the log format of the Web server. When the Web server is Apache HTTP Server, accord to the log format specified in httpd.conf CustomLog. |
Domain | Defines the domain name of the analysis target server. For details, refer to "15.2.1.4 File internal format (analysis target server definition block)". |
See
See "15.2.1 Usage DB Environment Definition File" in the online manual for details on setting the usage DB definition file.
Point
After the settings above have been made, check that the usage DB registration engine starts.
[UNIX]
Use the following procedure to check whether the settings have been made correctly:
Execute the command.
/opt/FJSVssqc/bin/dbregmng |
Check the log.
Check the output message of the following log file.
/var/opt/FJSVssqc/log/dbreg.log |
If the following message is displayed after the command is executed, the usage DB has been created correctly.
dd/mmm/yyyy:hh:mm:ss +0900 dbreg[22262] DBReg_Main:1098 103001001i "[server=HostA1][log=HostA1]Database register engine started" dd/mmm/yyyy:hh:mm:ss +0900 dbreg[22262] DBReg_Main:1853 103001002i "[server=HostA1][log=HostA1]Database register engine stopped." |
Check that:
A pair of messages shown above is displayed.
No error message is displayed between the first and second messages.
See
If the usage DB is not correctly created, see this section and "11.1.1.2 Start operation" to review the settings.
[Windows]
In case of Windows, check as follows:
Execute the command.
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Check the log.
Check the output message of the following log file.
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If the following message is displayed after the command is executed, the usage DB has been created correctly.
dd/mmm/yyyy:hh:mm:ss +0900 dbreg[22262] DBReg_Main:1098 103001001i "[server=HostA1][log=HostA1]Database register engine started" dd/mmm/yyyy:hh:mm:ss +0900 dbreg[22262] DBReg_Main:1853 103001002i "[server=HostA1][log=HostA1]Database registration engine stopped." |
Check that:
A pair of messages shown above is displayed.
No error message is displayed between the first and second messages.
See
If the usage DB is not correctly created, see this section and "11.1.1.2 Start operation", to review the settings.
