MISYS

LoadRunner

2011-09-06T02:19:00.001-07:00

Quick Tip – Fixing A Locked LoadRunner Results Directory
Posted on March 9th 2011 by Joel Deutscher
Everynow and then, Vugen will have a little episode and decide that its default results directory is locked, and you will be presented with an friendly dialog box like the one below.
If you have ever wondered what is going on, it turns out the culprit is mmdrv.exe. This executable is the Multithreaded Driver Command Line application that is used to simulate virtual users, and killing all instances from the task manager will remove any locks on your results directory, and you can go back to normal vugenning.
While most of us don’t mind using multiple directories, it seems that even in Vugen 11, the replay log window will always show the log of the first results directory after playback. This can be very confusing when debugging scripts.
This exe can also be used manually to execute vuser scripts from the command line. This can be handy for environment smoke tests. I will write more about some alternate uses for mmdrv.exe in a later post

Eclipse

2011-06-03T04:20:00.000-07:00

1. Eclipse workspace is not opening/ WorkSpace not opening/
First thing to try is "./eclipse -clean" for example @ eclipse-platform-3.4.1-win32\eclipse>eclipse -clean
Second option could be deleting “.snap” in the folder “org.eclipse.core.resources” at workspace\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.resources\
The last and final solution is to remove ".metadata" folder from workspace. This has side effects you again need to set all the build paths and projects in the Preferences and build path of each project which could be tedious task.

DB2 Performance

2011-06-03T04:17:00.001-07:00

Performance of Java Application

2011-06-03T04:03:00.000-07:00

WebSphere 7.0.0.7/7.0.0.13

2011-06-03T03:28:00.000-07:00

1. SystemOutLogs--- we can configure the log file size because it over writes the files at log location, to change conf go to Troubleshooting>>Logs and trace>>"Server">>JVM Log

2. Multi-JVM/Clustering-- The number of servers in the cluster = the numberof JVMs, unless you are using Z/OS. Sometime we use the term multi JVM for Clustering which is confusing.

3. Clustering is of two types.

a. Horizontal Clustering:-where we need seperate machines for each server/node in the clustering environment.

b. Verticle Clustering:- where in the same machine multiple servers/nodes are present, we don't need seperate machines. In websphere this can be done by having different profiles and in JBoss it can be achieved by making unique ports(RMIPort,RMIObjectPort,ServerBindPort,JBoss/Tomcat Http ports,ServerBindPort,WebService,Naming Port) in jboss-service.xml accross the cluster environment.

Note:- The advantage of Multiple JVM is applicable in both horizontal as well as Vertical clustering.

Note:- What is the meaning of 3 nodes 5 JVM? This is 3 machines in which 2 servers have 2 profiles each running in two seperate machine and 1 server with 1 profile running in the third machine, by this I have 5 servers running in 5 JVM and its 3 node 5 JVMs.