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Tuesday TIP: What is database monitoring daemon, is there a way to start/stop monitoring a specific table?

  • 1.  Tuesday TIP: What is database monitoring daemon, is there a way to start/stop monitoring a specific table?

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted May 19, 2015 01:52 PM

    The Database Monitoring daemon (dbmonitor_nxd) provides a mechanism to allow CA SDM cache of specific database tables to be refreshed when changes are made externally from CA SDM..   Starting 14.1 release, this program also supports a command line option to allow users to start and stop the monitoring of specified tables.

     

    Syntax: dbmonitor_nxd  -c <command> -t <tables>

      • <command>
        Enter start or stop.
      • <tables>
        Specifies a table name or a comma delimited list of table names that must match one or more of the tables specified in the NX_DBMONITOR_TABLES environment variable.

     

    Additional details about how the command behaves is documented on our wiki - https://wiki.ca.com/display/CASM1401/dbmonitor_nxd--Database+Monitoring+Daemon

     

    _R



  • 2.  Re: Tuesday TIP: What is database monitoring daemon, is there a way to start/stop monitoring a specific table?

     
    Posted May 19, 2015 05:55 PM

    Thanks for sharing this tip with the community Raghu!

    Raghu Rudraraju wrote:

     

    The Database Monitoring daemon (dbmonitor_nxd) provides a mechanism to allow CA SDM cache of specific database tables to be refreshed when changes are made externally from CA SDM..   Starting 14.1 release, this program also supports a command line option to allow users to start and stop the monitoring of specified tables.

     

    Syntax: dbmonitor_nxd  -c <command> -t <tables>

      • <command>
        Enter start or stop.
      • <tables>
        Specifies a table name or a comma delimited list of table names that must match one or more of the tables specified in the NX_DBMONITOR_TABLES environment variable.

     

    Additional details about how the command behaves is documented on our wiki - https://wiki.ca.com/display/CASM1401/dbmonitor_nxd--Database+Monitoring+Daemon

     

    _R