View the raw data that RTView is capturing and maintaining to investigate utilization and capacity metrics, as well as connection details, for caches on a data server.
Select a Data Server from the drop-down menu. The upper table contains a row of data for each cache on the selected data server. You can see the current number of Rows and Columns in each table and the amount of Memory used. You can also find out the cache Table type of which there are five:
current tables show the most recently received values for each index.
current_condensed tables are current tables with primary compaction configured.
history tables show the historical values for each index.
history_condensed tables are history tables with primary compaction configured.
history_combo tables are history tables with primary compaction configured, and which is also configured to store rows of recent raw data followed by rows of older condensed data.
Select a cache to see connection utilization details for that cache in the lower table. The lower table shows the contents of the selected cache table. Available columns vary by cache. For example, a JVM cache table might provide BootClassPath and InputArgument columns, and a Tomcat cache might provide RateAccess and cacheMaxSize columns.
You can search, filter, sort and choose columns to include by clicking a column header icon (to the right of each column label) and selecting Filter, Sort Ascending, Sort Descending or Columns. Or just click a column header to sort.
Right-click on a table cell to Export to Excel or Copy Cell Value. Use Ctrl + click or Shift + click to select multiple alerts. Use History Tables to include / exclude history tables in the table. Right-click on a table cell to Export to Excel or Copy Cell Value.
This low-level option can be useful to identify the source of the problem when the displays are not showing the expected data. Use this data for debugging and troubleshooting with Technical Support.