Time waiting for other clients (in microseconds) for the remote call in this collection interval. Microseconds of elapsed time for the remote call in this collection interval. The name of the hosted file that a client has open, with additional data if possible. The name of the remote call for example: Query, Upload, or Download.įor some operations, this column includes a task name and the percentage completed for example: Total number of microseconds elapsed for the remote call so far. The column will be empty if the remote call is in progress. Timestamp at the end of the remote call (action since the Database Server was started). Timestamp at the start of the remote call (action since the Database Server was started) Below displays everything the log tracks.ĭatabase Server timestamp at the collection interval, using same format as the other log files. The Top Call Statistics Log will allow users to see who performed the action, what the operation was, and even the filename, table, layout and field to give them a clearer picture of what the server was processing. The log describes up to 25 client requests that have the longest elapsed time during the statistics collection interval, which is also specified under the “Database Server>Logging” tab. When the Top Call Statistics Log is enabled under the “Database Server>Logging” tab, you can delve deeper into the reasons for the high activity. These, while certainly useful for seeing when activity was high, didn’t reveal much of the why. In previous versions of FileMaker server, administrators had the ability to view real-time client statistics on the admin console under the Statistics screen, both for the server as a whole and for individual clients.
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