Hi
@Jason Sizto @SHUANG LI I've noticed that this graph was reverted back to linear scale in the latest releases..
Was this on purpose ?? I really belive log-scales would fit most of the users scenarios.. If somone complained about it and it was decided to revert it back, please provide an option to customize it.. Allow the end user to specify a scale for this graoh per connection profile.
As you can see, I have more than 2.8 K statements in the 4th range.. but the bars are "inexistent"
Please, could this be reverted back , or at least give us an option to customize it..
Regards
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Samuel Pizarro
Db2 DBA
Kyndryl
Brazil / Sumaré - SP
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Original Message:
Sent: Wed July 08, 2020 09:25 AM
From: Samuel Pizarro
Subject: Responsiveness Graphich - Logarithm scale ?
Ah,.. that's way way way better now!
Nice..
thanks for the feedback @SHUANG LI
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Samuel Pizarro
Original Message:
Sent: Wed July 08, 2020 02:58 AM
From: SHUANG LI
Subject: Responsiveness Graphich - Logarithm scale ?
Hi, Samuel
Thanks a lot for your great suggestion, and after investigation , we will use logarith scale for xaxis as following:
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SHUANG LI
Original Message:
Sent: Sun July 05, 2020 08:42 AM
From: Samuel Pizarro
Subject: Responsiveness Graphich - Logarithm scale ?
Hi Team
I have the feeling that the responsiveness graphic in the summary console page, should use logarithm scale (horizontal bar), instead of linear.
I understand that this could change a bit from environment to environment, specially on OLAP/DW dbs. But I have the feeling that for most OLTP dbs outthere, the logarith scale should provide a better output. Or, make it smart.. change the scale based on the values.
In this particular case, I have 6,9k statements running in the 10s->1m range. But the bar does not even appears. This gives us the false impression that everything is ok.
Thanks
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Samuel Pizarro
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