LIST_RESOURCES

The LIST_RESOURCES administration method lists information about the server and the server’s operating system environment.

You must have system administrator or superuser privileges to run the LIST_RESOURCES administration method.

To run the LIST_RESOURCES administration method:

  1. Navigate to Administration > Job Management > Administration Methods.

    The system displays the Administration Methods list page.

  2. Click LIST_RESOURCES.

    The system displays the Parameters page.

  3. Select Reset to reinitialize the file handle and heap size counters.

  4. Click Run.

    The method runs and the results are displayed:

    file_handles_in_use

    The number of file handles in use by the current child process.

    file_handles_max

    The configured limit at the operating-system level on the number of file handles the process can open.

    file_handles_new

    A counter that indicates how many file handles have been created or destroyed since the last LIST_RESOURCES with RESET = T. If the number is negative, it means that there are fewer handles open than there were at the last LIST_RESOURCES call. (Issuing LIST_RESOURCES with RESET=T reinitializes file_handles_new to zero.)

    session_heap_size_max

    How much, in bytes, of the currently allocated heap (virtual memory) is in use by the session.

    current_heap_size_max

    Maximum size of the threads session heap. This reflects the value that was in session_heap_size_max when the session was started, and is the size of the heap available to the session.

    session_heap_size_in_use

    The size, in bytes, of the session heap.

    session_heap_size_new

    A count of the bytes that the heap has grown or shrunk since the last LIST_RESOURCES call.

    Issuing LIST_RESOURCES with RESET=T reinitializes heap_size_new to zero.

    root_heap_size_in_use

    How much, in bytes, of the main server threads heap is in use.

    root_heap_size_new

    A count of the bytes that the heap has grown or shrunk since the last LIST_RESOURCES call.

    max_processes

    The maximum number of processes that can be created by the account under which the server is running.

    server_init_file

    The full path to the servers server.ini file.

    initial_working _directory

    The full path to the directory containing the server executable.

  5. Click Close.

    The system displays the Administration Methods list page.