Collector for Number Ranges

The technical name of the Collector for Number Ranges is /DVD/MON_CL_COL_NUM_RANGE.

This collector runs once per day and monitors changes in number ranges across clients. You can set up custom thresholds for change reporting to measure the difference (how many IDs were assigned from the number range) and speed (the estimated number of IDs assigned per day).

NOTE If you do not define content for the input table /DVD/MON_NR, all number ranges are monitored by default, and thresholds (especially percentage thresholds) are pulled from the table TNRO – Number Range Object Info. Some number range records available in the table TNRO might have reversed thresholds. For example, the value 99.9% means that the collector will report this particular number range record in the detail table as soon as 0.01% of the numbers are used. As a result, the number range can exceed the percentage threshold and be reported in CrystalBridge® Monitoring, even in the case that 100% of it is free.

Default KPIs Delivered with This Collector

The following default KPIs are delivered with this collector:

KPI name

Description

Unit

Detail table

NR_OVER_THR

Number of number ranges that are over the threshold

Count

Yes

NR_MAX_DIFF

Maximum incremental difference of all number ranges

Count

Yes

NR_TOTAL_DIFF

Sum of all incremental differences of number ranges

Count

Yes

NR_MAX_SPEED

Maximum incremental speed* of number ranges

Value/day

Yes

NR_TOTAL_SPEED

Sum of all speeds of monitored number ranges

Value/day

Yes

*Speed: This value represents how many IDs are assigned to each number range per day. The collector is supposed to run once per day by default. However, if you manually stop the collector and start it one hour later, during which time a number range assigned 5 IDs, the collector will assume that this value applies to 24 hours and provide a result of 120 IDs. Therefore, this metric is an estimation.

Input Table

The collector uses the input table /DVD/MON_NR, where you can specify what details will be extracted into the detail table /DVD/MON_S_NR_INFO.

NOTE Wildcards are supported for the detail table /DVD/MON_NR. In addition, input table thresholds override thresholds from collector parameters.

OBJECT

Name of the number range object

SUBOBJECT

Number range object subobject

NRRANGENR

Number range number

TOYEAR

To fiscal year

SPEED_THR

Speed threshold

DIFF_THR

Difference threshold

PERC_THR

Percentage threshold

Parameters

The following parameters are used for this collector:

Parameter name

Description

DIFFERENCE_THRESHOLD

Only number ranges that assign more IDs than this value will be monitored and reported to CrystalBridge® Monitoring and the detail table.

SPEED_THRESHOLD

Only number ranges that assign IDs per day faster than this value will be monitored.

PERCENTAGE_THRESHOLD

Number ranges that reach the percentage threshold will also be reported. For example, if a number range has a range of 1–100, is currently on 95, and you set the threshold to 10%, the number range will be reported.

Detail Table

The collector provides the detail table Number range info. The technical name of the detail table is /DVD/MON_S_NR_INFO.

The detail table Number range info reports all number ranges that have changed since the last run of the collector. It contains the following fields:

Technical name

Description

TIMESTAMP

Time when the records are saved to the detail table

SID

System ID

CLIENT

Client ID

OBJECT

Name of the number range object

SUBOBJECT

Number range object subobject

NRRANGENR

Number range number

TOYEAR

To fiscal year

EXTERNID

Internal <empty> or external X number range flag

NRLEVEL

Number range status

NRLEVEL_DIFF

Last number range level difference

NRLEVEL_SPEED

Incremental speed of the number range

NRLEVEL_PERC

Percentage threshold for this number range

REASON

Which threshold the number range reached. Possible values:

  • DIFFERENCE

  • SPEED

  • PERCENTAGE

BUFFER_TYPE

Buffer type: X = main memory; L = local memory; etc.

BUFFER_SIZE

Buffer size: Amount of numbers that are held in the buffer