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Question by Dale S. · Mar 28, 2012 at 09:23 PM ·

Custom Setting for any Method greater than 30sec

How does one go about setting up a monitor for any method that takes longer than 30 secs. Using the dev team edition.

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Answer by Andreas G. · Mar 29, 2012 at 02:32 PM

Hi Dale

The Methods Dashlet has no filter that allows you filter on Exec Time >= 300ms. What you can do though is to create a dashboard with the Method Dashlet on it. Switch it to "Method only View" (through the toolbar on the top right) and then sort by Exec Time.
Now you can use the Server-Side Reporting Interfaces and query that dashboard using REST. You will get an XML Document that represents all of the data on that dashlet. With some coding or even with an XSLT Transformation you should be able to only look at those methods exceeding the 300ms threshold.

One thing to remember here: The Methods Dashlet doesnt show each individual method invocation but aggregates by Method. So - if one method was executed 10 times the total sum might be > 300ms - but every individual execution might be < 300ms.
If you want to look at each individual method invocation there is another option you can:
Open the PurePath Dashlet to look at those PurePaths you are interested in. Select All of them and then switch to the Contributors Tab. Now sort by Exec Total and focus on those methods that have a Total Exec Time of > 300ms. Advantage of this method is that you immediately see the PurePath for it.

Let me know if this helps and if this is what you want

Andi

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Answer by Dale S. · Mar 29, 2012 at 01:34 AM

If I am looking at methods and sorting by Exec Sum [ms], and I want to only see the the ones that are over 300ms in a Report, how do I do this.

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