Hi, with Service Center we have lots of information about execution os the various items within a screen. If we want to measure the screen performance we have to know from the screen perspective all the items that belong to it and sum the time (milliseconds), is there another way to do that? I've build an SQL statement the that reads from the DB (OSLOG_x files) but it groups by query not the overall items that belong to the screen. What we need to know is for each screen the time it takes from being called to being available to the users. The output from the SQL statement is more or less like this:
date(yyyy-mm-dd) time(hh:mm:ss) day(dd) hour(hh) minute(ms) query milliseconds
With that information we have lots of information about the performance of the queries, but our users want the information about the screens.
Thank you for your time, hope that I was able to explain correctly what we want/need.
Best regards
Hi Carl,
Use the OutSystems performance API.
https://success.outsystems.com/documentation/11/reference/outsystems_apis/performancemonitoring_api/
Regards,
Daniel
Hi carl ruhle,
From the lifetime we can analysis screens. Go to the analytics tab where we see that end user experience tab where we can analysis our end user experience .Also we are analysis Response Time Distribution ,Screens Getting Slower.
Thanks,
Narendra Tiwari
Thanks Narendra, will try that next Monday.
Once again, thank you for your prompt response, our user's usually complain about performance, screen loading time takes ages & ages and they get frustrated witch I do understand.
I've just looked at lifetime, it has same charts but what I really would like is "pure data" so that we could plot by timeframe with the real time the screen took to became 'alive' .
How do I explain, what we would like to know by timeframe, between 10:00-10:30 the values where,
would guess that the information on the DB would have date/time,screen,... ms seconds, from that I would get what we want.
number of calls to the screen, min time, max time, avg time, median time and total time
Regards
Thanks Daniel, will try, that area is not my expertise, but will try and ask for help from my colegues.