Profiling stats
The Profiling stats feature gives low-level information to the administrator to help identify application performance problems.
By default, the Profiling stats feature is disabled because log analysis consumes hardware resources.
This feature should only be enabled by the administrator in order to investigate possible performance problems with the application.
Each time the application is restarted, all previous analyses are removed. It's important that when the administrator enables this feature, they take into consideration that the application should not be stopped.
Profiling stats are shown in a table structure:
Class |
Method |
Calls |
Max dur. |
Min dur. |
Avg dur. |
Total dur. |
Action |
Field | Description |
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Class |
The Java class name. |
Method |
The Java method name in the class. |
Calls |
Number of calls. |
Max dur. |
Maximum duration of the calls. |
Min dur. |
Minimum duration of the calls. |
Avg dur. |
Average duration of the calls. |
Total dur. |
Accumulated duration time. |
Action |
List of all calls. |
The duration time is in milliseconds.
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Enable profiling stats
- On the top right, click on
Enable button.
Disable profiling stats
- On the top right, click on
Disable button.
Clear profiling stats
- On the top right, click on
Clear button.
Refresh profiling stats
- On the top right, click on
Refresh button.
List of detailed calls
- Click on
View icon.