Dynamic Counter

Here is an example of a dynamic counter to have the number of orders in each queue. 

# The name of the queue will be used as the key
#
[ \example\O_in_queue : kpsastats::CounterConf ] 
name = O_in_queue 
description = Orders in queue #KEY#. 
startOnCreate = yes 
periodManager = MyPeriodManager 
dataSaver = MyDataSaver 
memorizedPeriod = 1 
dynamic = yes 

[ \example\Qnb : kpsastats::BRawSnapshotConf ] 
name = Qnb 
counterName = O_in_queue 
description = Number of orders in the queue. 
incrDictionary = MyQueueDic 
incrEventId = QueueEntered 
decrDictionary = MyQueueDic 
decrEventId = QueueLeft 

[ \example\DispQEntered : kpsastats::OriginatorDispatcherConf ] 
counterName = O_in_queue 
dictionary = MyQueueDic 
eventId = QueueEntered 
description = Dispatcher on the queue name which is in the originator. 

[ \example\DispQLeft : kpsastats::OriginatorDispatcherConf ] 
counterName = O_in_queue 
dictionary = MyQueueDic 
eventId = QueueLeft 
description = Dispatcher on the queue name which is in the originator.
Note:

Definitions of dispatchers must be set in the same statistic configutation file than their counter.

Warning:

To make this example work, virtual events MyQueueDic:QueueEntered and MyQueueDic:QueueLeft must be replaced by existing ones.