Collection Services data files: QAPMHTTPD

This database file contains detail data collected by the HTTP Server (powered by Apache) category.

This file contains detailed data that is repeated for different request types which are processed by the server. One record will be written to this file for each configured request type in each active server instance each interval.

Note: Request types are reported as long as they are configured for the server regardless of whether any data was processed by them.

Field Name	Description	Attribute
INTNUM	Interval number: The nth sample database interval based on the start time specified in the Create Performance Data (CRTPFRDTA) command.	PD (5,0)
DTETIM	Interval date (yymmdd) and time (hhmmss): The date and time of the sample interval.	C (12)
INTSEC	Elapsed interval seconds: The number of seconds since the last sample interval.	PD (7,0)
DTECEN	Century digit: where 0 indicates 19XX and 1 indicates 20XX.	C (1)
HTJNAM	Server job name (server name): This and next two server job fields identify the child job for the server.	C (10)
HTJUSR	Server job user.	C (10)
HTJNBR	Server job number.	C (6)
HTRTYP	Request type: This identifies the type of request being reported by this record. Typical values are: SR - Requests handled internally by server SL - Requests of all types received via SSL (SSL is not actually a request type. This record reports activity that occurred over an SSL connection even though that activity is also reported with other applicable request types.) PX - Proxy requests CG - CGI requests WS - WebSphere® requests JV - IBM® Java™ Servlet Engine requests UM - Requests handled by user modules FS - Static requests handled by FRCA (Fast Response Cache Accelerator) FX - Requests proxied by FRCA	C (2)
HTRQSR	Requests received.	B (18,0)
HTRQSS	Responses sent.	B (18,0)
HTBRQS	Error responses sent.	B (18,0)
HTNOCR	Non-cached requests processed. Note: Cache is not used and therefore this field is reserved for the following request types: SL, CG, WS, JV, and UM.	B (18,0)
HTBRCV	Bytes received.	B (18,0)
HTBSND	Bytes sent.	B (18,0)
HTNRTM	Processing time for non-cached requests in milliseconds.	B (9,0)
HTCRTM	Processing time for cached requests in milliseconds. Note: cache is not used and therefore this field is reserved for the following request types: SL, CG, WS, JV, and UM.	B (9,0)