### Server Historical Data Query

Server Historical Data Query page displays Tuxedo server statistical information. Table 1-26 list the Server Historical Data Query page properties.

Table 1-26 Server Historical Data Query Page
Name | Description
--- | ---
Domain | Domain
Machine | Machine
Group | Group
Server | Server
Available Remote Domains or Hosts | If the selected server is GWTDOMAIN, then it lists all Available Remote Domains under this selected server. If the selected server is BRIDGE, then it lists all Available Remote Hosts under this selected server.
Time Interval | Time span (minutes)
From | Start time (DD MM YYYY HH MM) of time period
To | End time (DD MM YYYY HH MM) of time period

Table 1-27 lists the Snapshot and Throughput page properties.

Table 1-27 Snapshot and Throughput Page
Name | Item | Description
| When | Time period.
Snapshot | MsgNum | Number of messages go through in the sampling moment.
| MsgSize | Total number of messages' size in the sampling moment.
| WaitReply# | Number of pending requests waiting for reply in the sampling moment.
Throughput | MsgNum | Accumulated number of messages go through in the sampling period.
| MsgSize | Accumulated number of messages' size in the sampling period.

##### Initiate Server Historical Data Query

To initiate a server historical data query, do the following steps:

1. Make a selection from each of the following drop-down lists: Domain, Machine, Group, Server: Available remote domains and hosts are shown in the Available Remote Domains or Hosts drop-down list.
2. Make a selection from the Available Remote Domains or Hosts drop-down list.

By default, all remote domains or hosts are selected.

3. Select Time Interval
4. Select time period by From and To
5. Click Submit. The server statistics chart appears.

Note: | Submit button is enabled only when the Available Remote Domains or Hosts drop-down list is populated.

The Server Historical Data Query chart displays throughput data for given server for a specific time period. The X-axis displays the time. The Y-axis displays the accumulated number of message during a specified Time Interval.

#### See Also

- Server Monitoring