The Accounting and Reporting Console is a powerful tool to visualize statistical values of the N1 Grid Engine 6.
After successful login, select the N1 Grid Engine 6 ARCo application. You are redirected to the Overview page, that shows you a list of predefined ARCo queries.
In the Overview page you have access to all Queries and Results which are defined in ARCo. You can change the view by clicking the corresponding register tab.
In the Overview page a table with the predefined queries is shown. The following columns are available:
Column |
Description |
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Name |
User defined name of the query |
Category |
For each query a category can be specified |
Last Modified |
Timestamp of the last modification of the query |
Query Type |
Type of the query (simple or advanced query) |
The buttons at the top of the table show the possible actions for the selected query. The buttons are only activated, if the action is possible. To select a query please click to radio button at the first column of the queries row
Action |
Description |
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Executes the selected query. The Run Action is the default
action. If you click on the name |
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Edit the selected query |
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Delete the selected query |
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Define a new simple query |
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Define a new advanced query |
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Define a filter for the Query List |
Note: If the action buttons for edit and delete are not active if a query is selected please asked your administrator for write priviliges to the ARCo console.
Results of queries can be saved. The Result List shows a table with all available saved results. The columns are equal to the columns of the Query List.
Action |
Description |
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View the selected Result |
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Delete the selected Result |
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Define a filter for the Result List |
The query defines the data set that you want to retrieve. You can create simple queries, and the system formulates the SQL query string for you. Or if you know SQL and you want to write the query yourself, you can create advanced queries.
The following screen appears with three tabs showing common information like the query category and description. This information is optional. The Simple Query tab is the place where you define the query and the View tab where you define the configuration how to display the results of the query.
Clicking on the Simple Query tab displays the Query definition page. The page is divided into:
a Table/View dropdown menu you use to choose a database table or view to predefine your query
the Field List where all the fields that you are interested in are listed as a row
a Filter List for defining filter conditions for your query
the Row Limit textbox to restrict the number of result entries for your query.
The single steps how to construct a simple query are outlined as follows.
Select a table from the table list.
Define the fields you want to see.
The Field Function describes the functionality used for the field. The following table lists the supported values of Field Function.
Function |
Description |
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Use the current value of the field |
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Accumulate the values of the field |
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Count the number of values of the field |
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Get the minimum value of the field |
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Get the maximum value of the field |
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Get the average value of the field |
The Field Name is a field in the selected table.
The User Defined Name allows the results to display a more meaningful name.
Sort allows to define the sorting order for every field if needed.
You must specify at least one field before you can define filters.
AND/OR is needed for any filter except the first. This is the logical connection to the previous filter condition.
The Field Name is the name of the field to be filtered. If a field has a user-defined name, it is shown in the selection list. Otherwise a generated name is shown.
The Condition field specifies the operators that are used to filter the values from the database. The following table lists the supported operators.
Filter |
Symbol |
Description |
Number of Requirements |
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= |
The value must equal the Requirement |
1 |
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<>, != |
The value must not equal the Requirement |
1 |
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< |
The value must be less than the Requirement |
1 |
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<=, ≤ |
The value must be less or equal the Requirement |
1 |
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> |
The value must be greater than the Requirement |
1 |
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>=, ≥ |
The value must be greater or equal the Requirement |
1 |
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The value must be null |
0 |
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The value must not be null |
0 |
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The value must be in a specified interval |
2 |
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The value must be equal to an element of a specified list |
1 or more |
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The value must contain the given Requirement |
1 |
The Requirement field contains a value that is used for filtering the values returned by the query. The following list contains some examples of things that might go into the Requirement field.
(Optional) Limit the number of data sets.
If you want to limit the number of data sets, select the Limit Query To First check box. Then enter the number of data sets you want returned.
Click Save to save the query.
The following figure displays the Save this Query As screen. Use the Query Name field to give your query a name, and then click Ok.
After you save your query, you return to a modified version of the Simple Query screen.
To change the view configuration for a query choose the View tab.
To create a view for a saved query:
choose the query from the Query List on the Overview page
press the Edit button
click on the View tab.
The queries current view configuration displays.
Declare how you want to view the results of your query.
You can add three different sections to the view configuration, decide if additional information about the query is shown, and in which order it is shown.
On top there are jumplinks to jump to the corresponding section if it is available. The possible sections are Database Table, Pivot Table and Graphic. The View Configuration section is always visible and allows to switch on the display of the query description that has been entered on the common tab, the filter conditions from the filter list and the resulting SQL statement of the query definition or the content of the SQL tab for advanced queries.
Pressing Add Database, Add Pivot, Add Graphic adds the corresponding section.
For some queries, only a subset of the possible view selections are meaningful. For example, if you have only two columns to select from, pivot makes no sense.
For the Database Table add and choose the columns that you need to display under Name and adjust their Type and Format. The order in which the columns are added will be the order in which the columns are presented. The selections that you make for this report do not affect the filters applied to the data.
For the Pivot Table, add the pivot column, row, and data entries then choose the column Name, Type, and Format. To shift an entry to a different pivot type select it under Pivot Type.
For the Graphic section, you can attach the query data to different chart diagram types. The following chart types are available from the Diagram Type dropdown:
Bar Chart,
Bar Chart (3D)
Bar Chart Stacked
Bar Chart Stacked(3d)
Pie Chart, Pie Chart 3D
Line Chart
Line Chart Stacked Line
There three different diagram types available:
Bar
Pie
Line
Bar and Pie types can be display with a 3D effect. Bar and Line diagrams can be drawn as stacked diagrams (values on the y-axis summarized).
Click Save or Save As to save your View configuration to the query.
Click Run to run your query.
There are two ways to define the data series for a diagram.
Series from columns: All column values are added to a series. The name of the series is the column header
Series from rows: All column values define the series. The names of the series is defined by the values of the label column. The values of the series are defined by the value column.
To display the result in a pie chart select the following configuration:
The result will be a multiple pie charts
A query summarizes cpu, io, and mem usage over all departments:
To display the results in a bar char select the following configuration
The results will be a bar chart with three bars for each department:
You can run a simple query that you just created. You can also run a simple query that you previously saved.
To run a query that you just created, click Run on the Simple Query screen.
To run a query that you previously saved, select the query from the Query List screen , and then click Run.
Select a query from the list on the Query List screen
Click Edit.
The selected Simple Query screen displays.
Make changes to the Simple Query screen by navigating through the tabs and entering your changes as you would for creating a simple query .
Save or run your changed query.
You must have previous experience writing SQL queries to use this feature of the accounting and reporting console.
Click New Advanced Query on the Query List screen.
Enter your SQL query in the text box.
This is the only difference compared to the actions available for the Simple Query.
Save or run your query.
To save your query, click Save.
To run your query, click Run.
You can run an advances query that you just created. You can also run an advanced query that you previously saved.
To run a query that you just created, click Run on the Advanced Query screen.
To run a query that you previously saved, select the query from the Query List screen, and then click Run.
Select a query from the list on the Query List screen
Click Edit.
A completed version of the Advanced Query screen displays.
Make changes to the SQL query.
Save or run your changed query.
To save your changed query, click Save.
To run your changed query, click Run.
The syntax for the latebindings in advanced queries is:
LATEBINDING{ <column>;<operator>;<default value> } <column> name if the latebinding <operator> a SQL operator (e.g. = < > in .. ) <value> default value (e.g. 'localhost' )
select hostname from sge_host where LATEBINDING{hostname, like, 'a%'} select hostname from sge_host where LATEBINDING{hostname, in, ('localhost', 'foo.bar')}