Counters

The Counters category provides performance statistics about each Main-Standby link.

• Id—Indicates the index number of the standby server. For each standby server, there are three rows of data (First for the first synchronization, Total for all synchronizations, and Last for the latest synchronization).
• Node Name—The IP address or Node Name of the standby server.
• Reset—The time and date of the counter reset i.e. when the counter began.
• Count—The number of synchronizations. This is 1 for the First and Last rows.
• Time—The time taken for the synchronization pass (in seconds).
• Metadata—The number of metadata field (custom field) configuration changes that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• Structure—The number of database structure changes that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• Aggr—The number of aggregate configuration changes that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• Cfg—The number of items that have had configuration changes transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• Data—The number of items that have had data changes transferred from the Main server to the Standby server during the synchronization. Data changes are alterations to the data that is stored on disk.
• Dyn—The number of items that have had dynamic data changes transferred from the Main server to the Standby server during the synchronization. Dynamic data changes are alterations to the data that are only available in memory (they are not stored to disk).
• Int—The number of interest changes that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• Evt—The number of events that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• HisFile—The number of historic files that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• HisRec—The number of historic records that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• JnlFile—The number of Event Journal files that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• JnlRec—The number of Event Journal records that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• TmsQ—The number of times the transaction queue has been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• CfgChgFile—The number of configuration change files that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.
• CfgChgRec—The number of configuration change records that have been transferred from the Main server to the Standby server.

The Counters data is useful for monitoring the amount of data that is being transferred to the standby server(s). If your system is affected by slow performance, this may be caused by a high amount of configuration changes or historic data being transferred to the standby server.