Displaying HTTP session sizes

[Version 8.6.0.2 and later] You can use the xscmd utility to display the size of sessions in your Java application. Displaying session sizes can be useful to troubleshoot problems in your data grid.

Before you begin

You must have the xscmd utility set up to connect to your catalog servers. For more information, see Administering with the xscmd utility.
You must have a session ID and session handle for which you want to display the session size.

Procedure

Run the xscmd -c showSessionSize command. The syntax of the command follows:

xscmd.bat|sh -c showSessionSize   -cep hostname:port(,hostname:port)	
-sid session_ID -sh session_handle -g grid_name 
[-wacr web_application_context_root]

For example, you might run the following command:

xscmd.bat -c showSessionSize -g session -cep 9.42.139.213:2809 -sh c -sid LFMzQnDX5k87xztMF3ri6jU -wacr /A -user xcadmin -pwd xcadmin

After you run the command, the following session information is displayed:

*** Session Id: LFMzQnDX5k87xztMF3ri6jU
  Number of session attributes: 2
  Total size of session metadata: 488 bytes
  Total size of session attributes: 243 bytes
  Total size of session: 731 bytes

  Metadata Key and Value:
  Key: LFMzQnDX5k87xztMF3ri6jU/A
  Size of key: 88 bytes
  Size of value: 400 bytes

  Individual Attribute Key and Value:
  Key: LFMzQnDX5k87xztMF3ri6jU/A_session.reqCount
  Size of key: 128 bytes
  Size of value: 2 bytes
  Key: LFMzQnDX5k87xztMF3ri6jU/A_user
  Size of key: 104 bytes
  Size of value: 9 bytes