The complete performance report is available when the performance collection level is set to "All counters". The full report includes all of the statistics described in the previous sections, plus a URI level report and database pool statistics
The database pool report provides a view of the size of the database pool and the number of live connections (connections handed out to the X Engine), spaced out over the life of the X Engine. The timeline will compress depending on the time the X Engine has been running.
The URI level report is divided into 2 sections. The first section provides a summary of the highest X Engine delays measured for each URI in descending order from the highest to the lowest. This measurement does NOT include the very first transaction for each URI. It is a useful measure to quickly identify rule set hot-spots in very large rule sets.
The second section provides a quick view of individual URI response times (or all URIs combined if "*" is selected). There are up to three of these distribution diagrams:
Performance with X Engine stopped. This diagram is only present if data has been collected with the X Engine stopped. This can be achieved by stopping a configuration and continuing to undertake transactions.
Performance with X Engine started. This diagram provides information about the combined delay of the application and the X Engine.
Performance of X Engine alone. This diagram provides information about the X Engine alone. Application response times are automatically deducted from the result. However, any calls to external services or databases are still included.
