Can byte rate be non zero when message rate is zero in the EMS server statistics?
Article ID: KB0086026
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| Products | Versions |
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| TIBCO Enterprise Message Service | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
yes, byte rate can be non zero when message rate is zero.
consider the following exammple:
1. Statistical interval is set as 30 seconds in the conf file.
2. Publishing a message with the size of 1000 bytes every 10 seconds.
3. It means 3 messages will be sent over the statistical period of 30 seconds.
4. Now message rate per second is 3/30 = 0 (It is expected).
5. But if we calculate the byte rate per second,
(Message count * Message size) / (Statistical period)
3 * 1000 / 30 = 100
6. In this case, the byte rate is non zero though message rate is zero.
yes, byte rate can be non zero when message rate is zero.
consider the following exammple:
1. Statistical interval is set as 30 seconds in the conf file.
2. Publishing a message with the size of 1000 bytes every 10 seconds.
3. It means 3 messages will be sent over the statistical period of 30 seconds.
4. Now message rate per second is 3/30 = 0 (It is expected).
5. But if we calculate the byte rate per second,
(Message count * Message size) / (Statistical period)
3 * 1000 / 30 = 100
6. In this case, the byte rate is non zero though message rate is zero.
Issue/Introduction
Can byte rate be non zero when message rate is zero in the EMS server statistics?
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