| Measurement |
Description |
Measurement
Unit |
Interpretation |
| Submit_rate
|
This measure
shows the number of documents submitted asynchronously per second to
the BizTalk server from the application. Once submitted, the BizTalk
server holds the documents in the work queue for further processing. |
Docs/Sec
|
A sudden
increase in the value of this measure denotes a change in the
workload.
A value of –1 for this measure indicates that either the BizTalk
Messaging Service or XLANG Schedule Restart Service or Distributed
Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) may not be running.
If the value of this measure is unusually low, then verify the
interface between the BizTalk server and the application or check the
event log entry in the BizTalk server administration.
|
| Mapped_rate
|
BizTalk runtime
process maps the actual document content from one structural form to
another.
This measure shows the number of documents that have been mapped
per second by the runtime process.
|
Docs/Sec
|
A sudden
increase in the value of this measure indicates that larger number of
documents are being mapped by the BizTalk runtime process. This
scenario indicates an increased workload.
A value of –1 for this measure implies that the BizTalk Messaging
Service or Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) or XLANG
Schedule Restart Service may not be running.
For other reasons, verify the status of the document available in
the suspended queue using the BizTalk server administration. If the
status corresponding to a document is Mapping then it indicates that
the document has been failed to map. To rectify this problem, delete
the document from the suspended queue, correct the map and resubmit
the document.
|
| Parsed_rate
|
This measure
shows the number of documents in the work queue that is being parsed
per second by the appropriate parser. |
Docs/Sec
|
A sudden
increase in the value of this measure indicates that the parser is
parsing larger number of documents. This scenario may be due to the
deletion of large number of documents from the suspended queue, which
affects the performance of the parser.
A value of –1 for this measure implies that the BizTalk Messaging
Service or Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) or XLANG
Schedule Restart Service may not be running.
Incase of an unusually low value, verify the status of the
documents available in the suspended queue using the BizTalk server
administration. If the status corresponding to the document is parsing
then it indicates that the BizTalk server was unable to parse the
data. The other reasons could be that the timestamp of the document is
no longer valid, or the document does not contain enough information
to locate the channel.
|
| Process_rate
|
This measure
indicates the number of documents being processed successfully
(necessary changes to the document) per second by the runtime process. |
Docs/Sec
|
A high value for
this measure over a period may indicate that the runtime system is
processing larger number of documents. This scenario may indicate a
change in the workload.
A value of –1 for this measure implies that the BizTalk Messaging
Service or Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) or XLANG
Schedule Restart Service may not be running.
Incase of an unusually low value, verify the status of Microsoft
SQL server in the Service Manager tool available in the Microsoft SQL
server environment. Also check the status of the document available in
the suspended queue using the BizTalk server administration.
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