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Kofax Communication Server 9.2.0 User Manual

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58_009_NAME=TCSI - Memory Locked
58_009_HELP=TCSI - Memory Locked
60_009_NAME=TCSI - Memory Locks/sec
60_009_HELP=TCSI - Memory Locks/sec

8.2.4

Language Support and Help Text

KCS supports only English counter names, however if there are any other languages found (additional

language sub-

keys beside “009” below the registry key “HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows

NT\CurrentVersion\

Perflib”) counter names for these will also be written to the counter initialization file with

the English text.

Similar there is no additional help text available, but the counter name will also be set as help text.

Accordingly the Windows system registry keys “Counters” and “Help” for the available languages will be
updated in “HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Perflib”.

Example for the counter “Messages from TCOSS (total)” in the counter in file on a German system (“007” is
the language code for German, “009” the code for English):

8_007_NAME=Messages from TCOSS (total)
8_007_HELP=Messages from TCOSS (total)
8_009_NAME=Messages from TCOSS (total)
8_009_HELP=Messages from TCOSS (total)

8.2.5

Registry

The application name for the KCS

performance counters is “TcLib”, the configuration can be found here:

HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TcLib\Performance

There the KCS library puts the necessary configuration to be called by performance collecting applications.

Additionally also the Windows system puts some information here.

The following registry values are written for the Windows system to collect performance data:

HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TcLib\Performance

Registry Key

Type

Default

Description

Library

STRING

“C:\TOPCALL\S
HARED\TCLIB3

2.dll”

Path to the KCS library

Open

STRING

“tcPerfOpen”

The function names of the callbacks of the KCS
library that are called by the Windows system to
collect performance data to provide them for
performance collecting applications like Perfmon.

Collect

STRING

“tcPerfCollect”

Close

STRING

“tcPerfClose”

Some of the Windows system keys: HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TcLib\Performance

Registry Key

Type

Default

Description

Disable
Performance
Counters

DWORD

0 (not present) This value will be created and set to 1 by the

Windows system if any problems occur when
calling the collect functions. When set to 1 the
collect functions are not called any longer. This is
in order not to disturb any other performance
counters.

First Counter

DWORD

-

Indices of the first and last counter names (and
help texts) of the KCS performance counters in

First Help

DWORD

-