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Splunk Agent logs do not have unique identifier to differentiate multiple jdbc executeQuery entry and exits in the same thread

ravinukala
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  1. Tomcat java web app talking to oracle database.
  2. While inserting/updating the database as a part of same thread, there is no unique identifier to correlate the multiple entry/exit for the methods.
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Damien_Dallimor
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The timestamp of the when the executeQuery method was entered should be unique within the same thread ID and should give you the uniqueness you require for your SPL searches.

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Damien_Dallimor
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The timestamp of the when the executeQuery method was entered should be unique within the same thread ID and should give you the uniqueness you require for your SPL searches.

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ravinukala
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Yes but i need to calculate the time taken by the method (Time taken by the query). If there are two entries and two exits, how do i correlate the entry and exit ... timestamp doesnt help in that case.

Say
1 - executeQuery - method_entry
2 - executeQuery - method_exit
3 - executeQuery - method_entry
4 - executeQuery - method_exit

in the above case, how do i know which method_exit is for #1 (is it #2 or #4)

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Damien_Dallimor
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Well , if they are all traced under the same thread ID , execution will be synchronous and sequential within the thread , ergo , the method_exit for method_entry 1 will be the first method_exit in order of timestamps, and so on.

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ravinukala
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Great.. thanks for that mate ...

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