How to Measure Service Performance Time


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How to Measure Service Performance Time

You can measure service performance time in either of two ways:

Administratively—in the configuration file, you can arrange to have a log of services that are performed to be written to standard error. In the SERVICES section, specify:
```
servopts -r
```
To analyze the information in the log, run the txrpt(1) command.

For details about servopts(5) and txrpt(1), see the File Formats, Data Descriptions, MIBs, and System Processes Reference and BEA Tuxedo Command Reference, respectively.
Programmatically—insert a call to time() at the beginning and end of a service routine. Services that take the longest time receive the highest load; those that take the shortest time receive the lowest load. (For details about time(), see the documentation for your C language libraries.)

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