Pmon
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Description
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Lock ok
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Number of times per second that an internal check for a lock indicated that no lock already existed, and so execution could proceed.
The counter applies to both disk and in-memory engines (or main-memory engines, MME).
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Lock timeout
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Lock timeouts per second.
A lock timeout occurs when execution is blocked while waiting for another lock.
If the counter value is constantly increasing, more and more operations are being blocked on locks, and a locking issue might exist.
The counter applies to both disk and in-memory engines (or main-memory engines, MME).
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Lock deadlock
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Deadlocks per second.
Increasing values can indicate an application locking issue.
The counter applies to both disk and in-memory engines (or main-memory engines, MME).
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Lock deadlock check
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Number of deadlock checks done by the lock manager.
The counter applies to both disk and in-memory engines (or main-memory engines, MME).
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Lock deadlock loop
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Number of lock manager deadlock check loops done.
The counter applies to both disk and in-memory engines (or main-memory engines, MME).
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Lock wait
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Number of times per second that a lock-wait occurred.
Increasing values can indicate an application locking issue.
The counter applies to both disk and in-memory engines (or main-memory engines, MME).
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Lock count
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Number of locks in lock manager.
Increasing values can indicate an application locking issue.
The counter applies to both disk and in-memory engines (or main-memory engines, MME).
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