Use this page to view all requests with a breakdown of the time spent on the Web Server, Application Server, and Database tiers. The number of hits for each request and the average time for each tier is displayed in the table.
Compare this data with the end-user performance monitoring information to obtain a complete, end-to-end view of your request performance. For more information, see About Monitoring End-User Performance.
The table provides data that allows the user to determine middle tier requests that are:
Used most often by your application (requests with the most hits)
Consuming the most overall processing time
Consuming the most processing time for a particular component type
Use this information to focus your tuning and problem diagnosis efforts on requests with the most impact on your overall Web application performance.
You can view the slowest requests by average time for each of the tiers (Web Server, Application Server, Database Server) by selecting the appropriate tier from the Slowest Requests By drop-down list.
Enter a value in the Minimum Web Server / Application Server Request Count field. Only requests which have a count equal to or greater than this number are displayed in the table.
You can filter the list by specifying a value in the Minimum Web Server Request Count field. Only requests with a count greater than this number are displayed.
Click on a specific request to view the performance details in the application and database tier.
Click on a value under the Application Server - Average Time (ms) column to view the performance in the J2EE tier.
Click on a value under the Database Server - Average Time (ms) column to view the performance in the database tier.
Related Topics
About Web Application Management
About Monitoring Middle Tier Performance
Viewing Middle-Tier Request Performance
Correlating Middle-Tier Request Performance
Reviewing the Slowest Web Application Requests
Enterprise Manager Information Roadmap
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