| Measurement |
Description |
Measurement
Unit |
Interpretation |
| Active_connections |
Indicates the number of currently active connections to this indexer plugin. |
Number |
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| Index_size |
Indicates the current size of the content index that is being managed by this indexer plugin. |
Number |
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| Propagation_sender_tasks |
Indicates the number of tasks that were in queue of the propogation task sender. |
Number |
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| Index_receiver_tasks |
Indicates the number of tasks that were in queue of the index receiver. |
Number |
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| Index_propagator_tasks |
Indicates the number of tasks that were in queue of the index propogator. |
Number |
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| Index_propagation_errors |
Indicates the number of errors in index propagation during the last measurement period. |
Number |
Once the indexer builds the indexes, it propagates/pushes the index files from the index server to the query server. The indexer then waits for the query server to absorb the index, after which it acknowledges that the documents are successfully crawled.
Ideally, no errors should occur in this process - i.e., the value of this measure should be ideally 0. The incidence of one or more errors can adversely impact the user experience with Sharepoint's Search mechanism. |
| Index_reception_errors |
Indicates the number of errors in index reception during the last measurement period. |
Number |
Ideally, the value of this measure must be zero. |
| Index_receive_success |
Indicates the number of indexes that were received successfully by this indexer plugin during the last measurement period. |
Number |
A high value is desired for this measure. A sudden/gradual decrease in the value of this measure may indicate a performance bottleneck in the Microsoft Server Search Indexer plugin. |
| Index_propagate_success |
Indicates the number of indexes that were propogated successfully by this indexer plugin during the last measurement period. |
Number |
A high value is desired for this measure. A sudden/gradual decrease in the value of this measure may indicate a performance bottleneck in the Microsoft Server Search Indexer plugin. |
| Documents_filtered |
Indicates the number of documents that were filtered by this indexer plugin during the last measurement period. |
Number |
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| Documents_in_propagation |
Indicates the number of documents that are in indexes which are being propogated by this indexer plugin during the last measurement period. |
Number |
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| Queries |
Indicates the number of queries that were handled on the content index during the last measurement period. |
Number |
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| Successful_queries |
Indicates the number of queries that were processed successfully during the last measurement period. |
Number |
A high value is desired for this measure. |
| Failed_queries |
Indicates the number of queries that failed to process during the last measurement period. |
Number |
Ideally, the value of this emasure should be zero. A high value is an indication of performance bottleneck. |
| Avg_query_latency |
Indicates the average latency with which the queries were processed in the last minute. |
Secs |
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| Avg_create_time |
Indicates the average execution time to create a query restriction. |
Secs |
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| Query_resolve_time |
Indicates the average execution time to resolve a query. |
Secs |
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| GetRows_time |
Indicates the execution time to get row results of a query. |
Secs |
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| Other_time |
Indicates the execution time that is spent on other parts of a query. |
Secs |
The value indicated by this measure is exclusive of the time duration indicated by the measures Avg_create_time, Query_resolve_time and GetRows_time. |
| Create_CPU_time |
Indicates the average CPU time that is required to create a query restriction. |
Secs |
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| Resolve_CPU_time |
Indicates the average CPU time taken to resolve a query. |
Secs |
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| GetRows_CPU_time |
Indicates the average CPU time taken to get row results of a query. |
Secs |
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| Other_CPU_time |
Indicates the average CPU time that is spent on other parts of a query. |
Secs |
The value indicated by this measure is exclusive of the time duration indicated by the measures Create_CPU_time, Resolve_CPU_time and GetRows_CPU_time. |