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35 | 35 | This can be very useful for debugging slow receiver disconnections.
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| -- Supported Apama releases: **Apama 4.3 through to latest** (10.5+). Also works with correlator logging from `Apama-ctrl`, downloaded from **Cumulocity**. |
| 37 | +- Supported Apama releases: **Apama 4.3 through to latest** (10.11+). Also works with correlator logging from `Apama-ctrl`, downloaded from **Cumulocity**. |
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39 | 39 | - Licensed under the **Apache License 2.0**.
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196 | 196 | Unfortunately the CSV file format (and Excel in particular) has fairly poor support for use in locales such as German that have different decimal, thousand and date formats to the US/UK format generated by this tool. It is therefore necessary to explicitly tell Excel how to interpret the numeric CSV columns. In Excel 365, the steps are:
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| - #. Open Excel (it should be displaying an empty spreadsheet; don't open the CSV file yet). |
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| - #. On the **Data** tab click **From Text/CSV** and select the CSV file to be imported. |
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| - #. Ensure the **Delimiter** is set to **Comma**, then click **Edit**. |
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| - #. On the **Home** tab of the Power Query Editor dialog, click **Use First Row as Headers**. |
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| - #. Select all columns that contain numbers. To do this click the heading for ``epoch secs``, scroll right until you see ``# metadata:`` then hold down **SHIFT** and click the column before ``# metadata:``. |
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| - #. (Optional: if you plan to use any values containing non-numeric data (e.g. slowest consumer or context name) then deselect those columns by holding down **CTRL** while clicking them; otherwise non-numeric values will show up as _Error_ or blank). |
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| - #. Right-click the selected column headings, and choose **Change Type > Using Locale...**. |
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| - #. Set the Data Type to **Decimal Number** and Locale to **English (Australia)** (or United States; any English locale should be fine), then click **OK**. |
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| - #. On the **Home** tab click **Close & Load**. |
| 198 | +#. Open Excel (it should be displaying an empty spreadsheet; don't open the CSV file yet). |
| 199 | +#. On the **Data** tab click **From Text/CSV** and select the CSV file to be imported. |
| 200 | +#. Ensure the **Delimiter** is set to **Comma**, then click **Edit**. |
| 201 | +#. On the **Home** tab of the Power Query Editor dialog, click **Use First Row as Headers**. |
| 202 | +#. Select all columns that contain numbers. To do this click the heading for ``epoch secs``, scroll right until you see ``# metadata:`` then hold down **SHIFT** and click the column before ``# metadata:``. |
| 203 | +#. (Optional: if you plan to use any values containing non-numeric data (e.g. slowest consumer or context name) then deselect those columns by holding down **CTRL** while clicking them; otherwise non-numeric values will show up as _Error_ or blank). |
| 204 | +#. Right-click the selected column headings, and choose **Change Type > Using Locale...**. |
| 205 | +#. Set the Data Type to **Decimal Number** and Locale to **English (Australia)** (or United States; any English locale should be fine), then click **OK**. |
| 206 | +#. On the **Home** tab click **Close & Load**. |
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208 | 208 | Resources
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209 | 209 | =========
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211 | 211 | From the Apama documentation:
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| - - `List of Correlator Status Statistics <http://www.apamacommunity.com/documents/10.5.0.2/apama_10.5.0.2_webhelp/apama-webhelp/index.html#page/apama-webhelp%2Fre-DepAndManApaApp_list_of_correlator_status_statistics.html>`_ - for understanding the meaning of the statistics available |
| 213 | +- `List of Correlator Status Statistics <https://www.apamacommunity.com/documents/10.11.1.1/apama_10.11.1.1_webhelp/apama-webhelp/#page/apama-onlinehelp%2Fre-DepAndManApaApp_list_of_correlator_status_statistics.html>`_ - for understanding the meaning of the statistics available |
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| - - `Inspecting correlator state <http://www.apamacommunity.com/documents/10.5.0.2/apama_10.5.0.2_webhelp/apama-webhelp/index.html#page/apama-webhelp%2Fre-DepAndManApaApp_inspecting_correlator_state.html%23>`_ - for using the engine_inspect tool to get detailed information on the number of monitor instances, listeners, etc, which can help to identify application memory leaks |
| 215 | +- `Inspecting correlator state <https://www.apamacommunity.com/documents/10.11.1.1/apama_10.11.1.1_webhelp/apama-webhelp/#page/apama-onlinehelp%2Fre-DepAndManApaApp_inspecting_correlator_state.html>`_ - for using the engine_inspect tool to get detailed information on the number of monitor instances, listeners, etc, which can help to identify application memory leaks |
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| - - `Shutting down and managing components <http://www.apamacommunity.com/documents/10.5.0.2/apama_10.5.0.2_webhelp/apama-webhelp/index.html#page/apama-webhelp/re-DepAndManApaApp_shutting_down_and_managing_components.html>`_ and its child topics - contain information on using `dorequest` to get detailed memory/CPU profiles, a string representation of the correlator queues, and various enhanced logging options |
| 217 | +- `Shutting down and managing components <https://www.apamacommunity.com/documents/10.11.1.1/apama_10.11.1.1_webhelp/apama-webhelp/#page/apama-onlinehelp%2Fre-DepAndManApaApp_shutting_down_and_managing_components.html>`_ and its child topics - contain information on using `dorequest` to get detailed memory/CPU profiles, a string representation of the correlator queues, and various enhanced logging options |
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