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Decription
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DBE insert
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Table engine row inserts per second.
This counter is for DataBase Engine (DBE) inserts and applies to both disk-based and in-memory tables. It is incremented when an insert to a table occurs.
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DBE delete
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Table engine row deletes per second.
This counter is for DataBase Engine deletes and applies to both disk-based and in-memory tables. It is incremented when a delete to a table occurs.
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DBE update
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Table engine row updates per second.
This counter is for DataBase Engine updates and applies to both disk-based and in-memory tables. It is incremented when an update to a table occurs.
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DBE fetch
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Number of rows that are fetched per second, which might or might not be returned to the application
High numbers relative to SQL fetch can indicate unnecessary table scans.
Compare this counter to SQL fetch to see how many rows are being read internally for each row that is returned to the application (ratio of rows read to rows returned). If that ratio is high, you might have unnecessary table scans occurring and should investigate index usage.
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DBE fetch M-table
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Number of rows fetched from in-memory tables
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DBE fetch D-table
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Number of rows fetched from disk-based tables
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DBE dd operation
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Number of data dictionary operations that the server has executed.
The data dictionary (or system catalog) stores all the definitions for tables, indexes, and so forth. This number should correlate to the expected number of data dictionary changes.
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