SESSIONS page
In Manager, you access sessions information by choosing Sessions from the MONITORING menu. The SESSIONS page is displayed, providing information about the current and recently active sessions. Summary information is displayed at the top of the page, and information about each individual session is displayed in the table below.
Some of the information displayed on the SESSIONS page is controlled by the following Studio configuration parameters:
• Session Events
• Sessions
This section includes:
Studio Manager provides a Sessions panel. See
Sessions Panel for more information.
Sessions are removed from the table periodically, based on the Studio Manager configuration setting: Session Purge Period
The default setting purges sessions every 30 minutes. You can also use the Purge Completed Sessions button to immediately remove all sessions. This is useful to reset the view prior to testing a set of sessions.
SESSIONS Summary Information
The SUMMARY page provides the following summary information:
• Status - Aggregated status of all sessions can be OK, Warning, Error, or Unknown. A single warning or error supersedes display of a status of OK.
• Studio Session Timeout - The amount of time the session can be inactive before it times out.
• Sessions (Active and Total) - The number of currently active sessions, and the total number of sessions since the server was started.
Working with the SESSIONS Page
If you want to limit the display of sessions to only active sessions, you can quickly remove the completed sessions by clicking the Purge Completed Sessions button.
If you want to terminate a session, you can select one or more sessions in the SESSIONS table by check box and then click the End Sessions button.
The SESSIONS Table
The SESSIONS table displays these columns for each session:
ID - Unique session identifier.
Status - Can be any one of the following values:
Status | Indicates that the session... |
ACTIVE | The session is currently active. |
TIME_OUT | The session has timed out. The Session Timeout configuration setting in Studio determines how long the session can remain idle before it times out. See TDV Server > Runtime Processing Information > Sessions > Session Timeout. |
CLOSED | The session is closed. |
Name - The session name.
Type - The session type: STUDIO, HTTP (Web service), INTERNAL, or client procedure.
Owner - Userid of the user who initiated the session.
Host - The IP address or name of the host server.
Login Time - Time the user logged in.
Idle Duration - Amount of time the session has been idle.
Total Duration - Amount of time elapsed since the user logged in.
Active Requests - The number of active requests.
Total Requests - Total number of requests processed for this session.
Bytes To Client - The number of bytes in for all requests during this session.
Bytes From Client - The number of bytes sent out for all requests during this session.
Session Details
Every individual session has additional detailed information available. To view the read-only details, click the Show Row Details button for the row.
In addition to the information presented in the SESSIONS table (
The SESSIONS Table), these details are provided:
Owner domain - Name of the domain to which the session owner belongs.
Data Service -
Logout Time - The time this session logged out.
Timeout Duration - The amount of time this session can be idle before it will time out.
Active Transactions - The number of currently active transactions.
Total Transactions - Total number of transactions processed in this session.