Interpreting client performance metrics

View client performance metrics to diagnose network and environment issues in your deployment.

The following information is stored in the NJRequestStat table:

Request start time
The time on the client when the request was made to the server in milliseconds. A value of -1 indicates that the request start time could not be retrieved.
Username
The user name of the current user.
User IP
The IP or hostname of the current user.
Application ID
The ID of the current application instance.
Session ID
The ID of the session associated with the request.
Log time
The time the current entry was processed for logging on the server.
Portlet name
The name of the portlet from which the request originated.
Screen name
The name of the screen associated with the portlet from which the request originated.
Active control
The name of the control that triggered a request. A null value indicates no active control.
In some cases, the active control may include a base control and its subcontrol, for example, for a menu that contains several menu items.
Popup level
An integer value that represents the popup level from which the request was made, relative to the base popup. A value of -1 indicates no popup, 0 indicates the base popup, and 1 indicates the first nested popup. Values greater than one indicate further nested popup levels.

The following metrics are stored in the NJRequestStat table:

Total request time
The sum of the network, server, and JavaScript execution time in milliseconds.
Network time
The network processing time in milliseconds.
Note: Since there is no way to determine when GET requests originated, the Network value of GET requests is set to N/A (not available).
Browser (JS) time
The time the JavaScript took to process the response in milliseconds.
Server time
The time it took for the server to handle the request in milliseconds.
SOA count/depth
The number of SOA calls made to the server and maximum call depth reached by any single call.
SQL count
The number of SQL queries the server made while handling the request.
Lazy load
The number of lazy loads the server did while handling the request.