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Old 02-18-2009
System Data Recorder
Monitoring the IT infrastructure is an important key to ensure your business continuity and prepare for future grow. SDR is a simple toolkit, containing a number of data collectors, used to record and report data from your Solaris servers. SDR is mainly designed around Solaris operating system due kernel statistics interface but it can be easily expanded to other OSes. Solaris operating environment has already many utilities to debug and observe the entire system or certain individual processes. Third parties software applications can be installed to monitor the system or the applications: BMC Patrol, TeamQuest, Tivoli, Sitescope, Nagios, etc. In this case we are interested in observing and recording: the utilisation of certain resources: cpu, memory, disk, network the saturation of these resources All these numbers will help us in developing a simple capacity planning setup for our site.

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SDRMEND(1)							  ICI executables							SDRMEND(1)

NAME

       sdrmend - SDR corruption repair utility

SYNOPSIS

       sdrmend sdr_name config_flags heap_words heap_key path_name

DESCRIPTION

       The sdrmend program simply invokes the sdr_reload_profile() function (see sdr(3)) to effect necessary repairs in a potentially corrupt SDR,
       e.g., due to the demise of a program that had an SDR transaction in progress at the moment it crashed.

       Note that sdrmend need not be run to repair ION's data store in the event of a hardware reboot: restarting ION will automatically reload
       the data store's profile.  sdrmend is needed only when it is desired to repair the data store without requiring all ION software to
       terminate and restart.

EXIT STATUS

       0   sdrmend has terminated successfully.

       1   sdrmend has terminated unsuccessfully.  See diagnostic messages in the ion.log log file for details.

FILES

       No configuration files are needed.

ENVIRONMENT

       No environment variables apply.

DIAGNOSTICS

       The following diagnostics may be issued to the ion.log log file:

       Can't initialize the SDR system.
	   Probable operations error: ION appears not to be initialized, in which case there is no point in running sdrmend.

       Can't reload profile for SDR.
	   ION system error.  See earlier diagnostic messages posted to ion.log for details.  In this event it is unlikely that sdrmend can be run
	   successfully, and it is also unlikely that it would have any effect if it did run successfully.

BUGS

       Report bugs to <ion-bugs@korgano.eecs.ohiou.edu>

SEE ALSO

       sdr(3), ionadmin(1)

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