[THIN] Re: Resource Manager Question:

Dunno if this helps you or not, but whenever I want to get information out
of RM that is not in the canned reports, I set up an Access DB.  I connect
this database to the SQL DB using an ODBC connector.  I link all of the
tables in the SQL database.  Then, using the diagram in the back of the RM
admin guide, I set the relationships up the same way as in the SQL.  Now, I
can write my own queries and pull the data that I want to see.

This being said, I'm sure a better reporting tool, such as Crystal Reports
can do a better job of it.  I just happen to be familiar with Access and
always have that on my machine.

If you want more info on this, let me know.

Spencer
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From: "ThinFan ." <thinfan1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2004 2:36 PM
Subject: [THIN] Resource Manager Question:


> Environment:
>
> MetaFrame XPe farm with many silo'd servers running spcecific
applications.
>
> One Application team would like utilization reports on concurrent users
> hitting their application on the farm.
>
> I ran Resource Manager and did a process summary of 'application.exe' on
> 'serverA'.  I then did the same thing for their load balanced other
servers
> running their application (serverB, serverC,serverD).
>
> But when I look at Process Summary and view Maximum concurrent for the
time
> period, the number seems really high, I'm sure I didn't have 108
concurrent
> users of the application on one server.
>
> Do you think this is reporting on Disconnected Sessions as well?
>
> Is there an easier way to get Maximum Concurrent users per month (Server
or
> Process) for trending and load forecasting?
>
> Thanks all!
>
> ThinFan1
>
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