Jdbc Monitor

Jdbc Monitor. The JDBCMonitor is based on JDBC and requires a JDBC driver to communicate with any database Since Horizon itself uses a PostgreSQL database the PostgreSQL JDBC driver is available out of the box For all other database systems you must provide a compatible JDBC driver to Horizon as a JAR file.

You can use these callbacks to monitor and profile JDBC driver usage including methods being executed any exceptions thrown and the time spent executing driver methods To enable the callback feature you specify the fully qualified path of the callback handler for the driverinterceptor element in the JDBC data source descriptor (module).

Oracle JDBC Monitor

JDBC Connection Pool > Monitoring Tasks Related Topics Overview From the JDBC Connection Pool —> Monitoring tab you can view information about the state of each deployed instance of the selected connection pool That is for each server on which the connection pool is deployed you can see current status information about the connection.

How to Monitor a Tomcat JDBC Connection pool from a Servlet

How to Monitor a Tomcat JDBC Connection pool from a Servlet Example With this example you can find out the active idle connections etc from a tomcat connection pool This is very useful to know if you are not closing all your connections or if you want to double check how the pool is working.

Monitoring WebLogic JDBC Resources

With JDBC you can monitor remote databases so you are not restricted to monitoring databases on the local system Port Port on the host name on which the database server is listening Database Name of the database to which to connect Jar Directory Directory containing the JDBC JAR files used to connect to the database All Show all tablesUser Show only user tablesSystem Show only system tablesView Show only database views.