Hi Erik,
MTS uses a common queue for incoming requests (calls) to shared servers, and
other queues for responses going back via a dispatcher. These queues and
their clients constitute the virtual circuit. When a process is ready to
take a request or response from its queue, but finds that there
Steve,
Welcome back, we all were missing your participation for long time...
Regards
Rafiq
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Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 04:39:47 -0800
Hi Erik,
MTS uses a common queue for incoming requests (calls) to shared
There is no such thing as an idle event. If it consumes someone's
response time, then you have to deal with it. If it tallies time that's
not part of someone's response time, then ignore it.
The key is to collect session-level data for exactly the time interval
during which the observed session
