HiCan someone explain about how to track the ID and Thread from the IWSTAT results? There are more QueryTasks operations are running , new QT operations are starting and it seems never ending unless I do a reset. Couldn't able to find much from logs. Thanks in advance.John
Are you talking about iwlsat and iwrmat - used to list and/or remove commands registered with iwat - or are you talking about things like iwatpub, iwatsubmit, etc.?
Hi ghoti,Thanks for your response, I want to track the results of "iwstat -c" command. For ex, I want to track the ID and Thread on the following result that I get from "iwstat" command[HTML]ID Thread User Duration Store Operation0x3990d2db 0xe04deba0 pop 0.000 - GetServerStatus0x492901ac 0xd02ccaa1 23.4343 - QueryTasks[/HTML]BestJohn
% iwstat -i 10 -c | grep QueryTasks
Whoops - sorry about my earlier response - I read "iwat" where you said "iwstat" ("maybe it's time I get a thicker set of lenses" - to paraphrase My Cousin Vinny ;-)I don't believe there is any way to track the internal operations of the process threads - if that's what you're looking to do. However, I'd suggest contacting Support if this is a re-occurring issue (and let us know what happens).If you're on a Unix system, you could do something like:% iwstat -i 10 -c | grep QueryTasksand you'd be able to monitor the existence of the thread.You could also (on Unix or Windows) use the iwabort CLT to attempt to kill the thread process, but I would not recommend doing that until you talk to Support.QueryTask itself, seems like a rather odd thing to be running with that kind of duration - perhaps the workflow store is corrupted? Again, I'd check with Support.
Hi,You got any reply from support. I am also seeing so many "QueryWorkFlows" in my system. This system going very slow and it is getting resolved when we restart the services. Please help here if you have resolution. Thank you in advance.