You use Monitor Client Library functions to write applications
that collect Adaptive Server performance data. This chapter describes,
in alphabetical order, each Monitor Client Library function. Table 3-1 lists the functions and
a brief description of each.
Table 3-1: Monitor Client Library functions
Function
|
Description
|
|---|
smc_close
|
Closes a connection
|
smc_connect_alloc
|
Creates a connection structure
|
smc_connect_drop
|
Deallocates a connection
structure
|
smc_connect_ex
|
Establishes a connection
|
smc_connect_props
|
Sets, retrieves, or
clears properties on a connection
|
smc_create_alarm_ex
|
Adds an alarm to a data item
|
smc_create_filter
|
Adds a filter to a data item
|
smc_create_playback_session
|
Initializes a playback
session on a Historical Server connection
|
smc_create_recording_session
|
Initializes a recording session
on a Historical Server connection
|
smc_create_view
|
Defines a view
|
smc_drop_alarm
|
Removes an alarm from a data item
in a view
|
smc_drop_filter
|
Removes a filter from a data item
in a view
|
smc_drop_view
|
Drop a views
|
smc_get_command_info
|
Retrieves detailed information
about an alarm or error
|
smc_get_dataitem_type
|
Retrieves the type of
a data item
|
smc_get_dataitem_value
|
Retrieves the data for a particular
data item and row
|
smc_get_row_count
|
Retrieves the number of rows
of data in a view
|
smc_get_version_string
|
Retrieves the Monitor Client Library
version number
|
smc_initiate_playback
|
Concludes the definition
of views for a playback session
|
smc_initiate_recording
|
Concludes the definition of
views for a recording session
|
smc_refresh_ex
|
Retrieves data for all views
in a given connection
|
smc_terminate_playback
|
Ends a playback session
on a Historical Server connection
|
smc_terminate_recording
|
Cancels a recording session
on a Historical Server connection
|
Most functions work
with Monitor Server and Historical Server. In this chapter, unless
otherwise noted, the term connection means a connection to Monitor
Server or Historical Server. See Appendix C, “Backward Compatibility” for information about obsolete functions.
