SVCMON UDCs
The table below lists the SVCMON-specific system UDCs. These UDCs are not associated with info items. For a list of SVCMON UDCs that are associated with info items see Info Items.
Note: All SVCMON UDCs begin with the letters SVM.
| UDC | UDC Description | Description | Point Type | Service Type(s) | Data Scope | ||||||||||||
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SVMSTPT* |
Site Ping Time |
The average time (in milliseconds) it takes to ping all services for the site specified in the point’s Facility ID field. Format for Facility ID is: SITE_SERVICE. |
Analog Input |
Any Site |
Site |
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SVMSTST |
Site Status |
Returns the status (health) of the site specified in the point’s Facility ID field. Worst case is returned. Format for Facility ID is: SITE_SERVICE. |
String Input |
Any Site |
Site |
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SVMSTSTDEF |
Site Status (Defined) |
The number of defined services for a site. |
Analog Input |
Any Site |
Site |
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SVMSTSTFAL |
Site Status (Failed) |
The number of failed services for a site. |
Analog Input |
Any Site |
Site |
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SVMSTSTOK |
Site Status (OK) |
The number of OK services for a site. |
Analog Input |
Any Site |
Site |
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SVMSTSTOOS |
Site Status (OOS) |
The number of Out of Service services for a site. |
Analog Input |
Any Site |
Site |
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SVMSTTPT |
Site Ping Time (Total) |
The sum of all pings for all OK services for a site in milliseconds. |
Analog Input |
Any Site |
Site |
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SVMSVPT* |
Service Ping Time |
The time (in milliseconds) it takes to ping a service specified in the point’s Facility ID field. Format for Facility ID is: SERVICE. |
Analog Input |
All |
Single Service |
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SVMSVST |
Service Status |
Returns the status (health) of the service specified in the point’s Facility ID field. Format for Facility ID is: SERVICE. The values for SVMSVST UDC are described in the following table:
See the DCL Function Return Codes for more information. |
String Input |
All |
Single Service |
* CygNet sends 12 bytes in a ping request to more accurately reveal actual end-to-end messaging performance between resources on the network. This may result in higher reply times than the commonly used Ping command.
