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Running customized SQL to create an alert and weekly statistics

Heather_Bjorn
New Member

Hi,

I'm trying to use AppDynamics to monitor an application session counts based on a specific program that the application is running.

I also need this to monitor the resource utilization of the database when this occurs.

I would like it if I could get results every minute, then for it to report immediately when a specific percentage/count of resources have been reached, and then report every 30 minutes later if the occurrence is still happening.

This will be somewhat customized since I'm pulling a specific program. I haven't found a good document on how to implement customized SQL and reporting the results. I'm also not sure if session counts for the program could/should be pulled off the application-vs-the database. 

Here is an idea I want to monitor and at the count level I want it to report.

select username, osuser, machine, count(*)

from v$session

where program like '%w3wp%'

group by username, osuser, machine

having count(*) > 100;

 

select resource_name, current_utilization, max_utilization, limit_value

from v$resource_limit

where resource_name in ('sessions', 'processes')

and current_utilization > 530;

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Allan_Schiebold
Communicator

Hi. You can do this with the database agent's custom metric capability:

https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PROD/Configuring+Custom+Metrics

You would then leverage health rules and policies to alert on issues:

https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Alert+and+Respond

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