Database Object Browser Window. AppDynamics Database Visibility

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Database Object Browser Window

On this page:

Access the Database Objects Window

Features of the Database Objects Window

Database Visibility

Monitor Databases and Database Servers

Monitor Database Performance

When you detect a problem with database performance, you may be able to correct the problem by adding an index, refusing access to certain users, or creating a new index on a table. You can browse through the database objects to find ways to tune the database, including the indexes that are currently available on the various tables. The contents of the Database Object Browser are updated when you access them or click Refresh.

Note: The objects available for browsing are database dependent.

Access the Database Objects Window

To access the Database Objects window

1. From AppDynamics Home, double-click the name of the database you want to see in detail on the Database Dashboard.

2. Click the Objects tab.

Features of the Database Objects Window

On the Database Objects window you can:

Click an object type in the tree to see more information about it.

For Oracle, search for a specific database item.

Click the down arrow next to the database name at the top of the page to choose to view the database objects of a different database by either selecting the database from the list or by searching for the database by entering text in the search bar and then clicking the refresh icon to show only databases that meet that search criteria.

The following are some examples of browsable content.

Database uptime and version for all platforms

Users: who has access to the database for all platforms

Supported for Oracle, MySQL

Job Status: status of SQL agent job

Supported for SQL Server

Parameters: database initialization parameters

Supported for Oracle

Variables: system variables indicating how the database was configured.

Current Statistics: the current value of statistics collected. The various statistics available are database dependent and are a superset of those shown in the Database Monitoring - Metric Browser page.

System Waits: SQL waits experienced by the database

Database Objects: search for specific objects, and browse through database schemas, tables, columns and indices.