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  • PowerExchange for CDC and Mainframe 10.5.6
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  1. Preface
  2. PWX-10000 to PWX-10999
  3. PWX-11000 to PWX-15999
  4. PWX-16000 to PWX-23999
  5. PWX-25000 to PWX-35999
  6. PWX-36000 to PWX-36999
  7. PWX-37100 to PWX-37999
  8. PWX-38500 to PWX-38999
  9. DTL_BMG003 to DTL_RPS105I
  10. infacmd pwx Error Messages
  11. PWXPC Error Messages
  12. Abend, Return, and Reason Codes in PowerExchange Messages

Message Reference Volume 2

Message Reference Volume 2

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PWX- 31260

PWX-
31260

connection_ID
:
count
{sends|receives}: avg network time:
avg_net_time
, avg application time:
avg_app_time
 (usecs)
This message reports the performance statistics of the asynchronous network layer. When a connection ends, this message appears if the SHOW_THREAD_PERF parameter is set to Y in the DBMOVER file.
PowerExchange displays one instance of this message for send operations and one instance for receive operations.
In the message text:
  • connection_ID
    is the PowerExchange client IP address and port number.
  • count
     is the number of send or receive transmissions.
  • avg_net_time
     is the average number of microseconds it took the network thread to send or receive data using the TCP stack.
  • avg_app_time
     is the average number of microseconds that the application thread waited to send or receive data.
    To determine the performance benefit that asynchronous network processing provides, compare the average network time to the average application time.
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