Re: Database statistics tracking.

Hey Randy I note from your email address that, by co-incidence, you actually work for the distributors of these products. Presumably you can let your mates on c.d.i. have some "under-the-counter" copies then? thanks Neil Randy Reiter wrote in message <8002km$luh$1@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>... >Refer to the Zero Impact Sql Monitor and Zero Impact Service Level Monitor >products at www.sqlpower.com. > >Captures all SQL with its performance. Scales to thousands of users and >1000+ transactions/sec with no impact upon the database server. > >The product line non-intrusively analyzes the SQL network packet flow to the >database server for end-user SQL and service level performance monitoring. >The product does NOT have to run on the database server, NOR on client >workstations connected to the server. > >The products require NO intrusive database server monitors, agents, probes, >audits, middleware or proxy servers. NO agents are installed on end user >workstations. > >The products require NO impact upon the database servers, network or >end-users. The products require no connections to the database server and >end-users connect directly to the database server (not the monitor). >Product installation is a three step process that can be completed in a few >minutes. > >CZ <1@2.3> wrote in message ... >>We are running several databases (for separate clients) on a single >instance >>of Informix (7.30.UC7 - Informix for Linux) and we want to monitor traffic >>for these databases separately. The logs capture the standard UPDATE, >>INSERT, DELETE but the most common occurences on this machine are SELECT >>statements. I have gone through the admin guide but I can't find anything >>that will capture this data. >> >>Does anyone have any ideas on how I can track this? Any thoughts would be >>appreciated. >> >>-Clinton >> >> > >