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Ems events, View neo.hp_metrics.events_vw1, Events_vw1 field definitions – HP Neoview Release 2.4 Software User Manual

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Table 3-9 DISK_STATS_V1 Field Definitions (continued)

Description

Data Type

Field Name

Input kilobytes per second during this
interval for the mirror disk

DECIMAL(9,1)

INPUT_KB_PER_SEC_MIR

Output kilobytes per second during
this interval for the mirror disk

DECIMAL(9,1)

OUTPUT_KB_PER_SEC_MIR

Timestamp, in Universal Coordinated
Time, when the measurement was
submitted to the Repository

TIMESTAMP(6)

SUBMIT_TS_UTC

Timestamp, in Local Civil Time, when
the measurement was stored in the
Repository

TIMESTAMP(6)

UPDATE_TS

Minutes behind or ahead of UTC (can
be a positive or negative number)

INTERVAL MINUTE(3)

UTC_BIAS

EMS Events

This view provides access to information collected from the error event logs. Events from these
logs are available through this single view and you can use SQL to run queries against the
information collected. Refer to

Appendix A (page 73)

for sample queries that you can use.

VIEW NEO.HP_METRICS.EVENTS_VW1

Character columns use ISO88591 or UCS2 encoding, as appropriate to the Neoview platform
configuration. If the platform is UCS2 or SJIS, all character columns are created with CHARACTER
SET UCS2. If the platform is ISO88591, all CHAR columns are created with CHARACTER SET
ISO88591.

The primary key for EVENTS_VW1 field definition is LOG_TIMESTAMP_LCT, SEGMENT,
COLLECTOR, GENERATED_TIMESTAMP_UTC, and SEQ_NUMBER.

Table 3-10 EVENTS_VW1 Field Definitions

Description

Data Type

Field Name

Primary Key

Timestamp, in Local Civil Time,
indicating when the event was
placed in the EMS log.

TIMESTAMP(6)

LOG_TIMESTAMP_LCT

Primary Key

Name of the segment where
this event was logged. This
column always uses the
ISO88591 character set.

CHAR(8)

SEGMENT

Primary Key

The name of the EMS collector
that logged this event. This
column always uses the
ISO88591 character set.

CHAR(8)

COLLECTOR

Primary Key

Timestamp, in Coordinated
Universal Time, indicating
when the event was generated.

TIMESTAMP(6)

GENERATED_TIMESTAMP_UTC

EMS Events

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