Right, I've now enabled connection leak tracing and want to see if I understand
the figures asadmin get is showing me.
I've got a connection pool setup like
gfish$ asadmin get instance.resources.jdbc-connection-pool.poolname.*pool*
instance.resources.jdbc-connection-pool.poolname.max-pool-size = 32
instance.resources.jdbc-connection-pool.poolname.pool-resize-quantity = 2
instance.resources.jdbc-connection-pool.poolname.steady-pool-size = 8
and I want to see how full it is. Is the current size of the pool equal
( numconnfree-current + numconnfree-used) below?
Are there any other useful stats I should be watching?
gfish_at_mporrlr01 ~ $ asadmin get -m instance.resources.poolname.*count
instance.resources.poolname.*current
instance.resources.poolname.averageconnwaittime-count = 0
instance.resources.poolname.connrequestwaittime-current = 1
instance.resources.poolname.numconnacquired-count = 254878
instance.resources.poolname.numconncreated-count = 8
instance.resources.poolname.numconndestroyed-count = 0
instance.resources.poolname.numconnfailedvalidation-count = 0
instance.resources.poolname.numconnfree-current = 8
instance.resources.poolname.numconnnotsuccessfullymatched-count = 0
instance.resources.poolname.numconnreleased-count = 254878
instance.resources.poolname.numconnsuccessfullymatched-count = 0
instance.resources.poolname.numconntimedout-count = 0
instance.resources.poolname.numconnused-current = 0
instance.resources.poolname.numpotentialconnleak-count = 0
instance.resources.poolname.waitqueuelength-count = 0
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