Data-Model Changes
New objects
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Focus time | Activity | Aggregate | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
Indicates the amount of time any window of an application was in focus during the execution.
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NXQL ID: | focus_time | ||||
Memory usage | Activity | Aggregate | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
Indicates the average memory usage of executions, based on the total memory usage of underlying processes. The sampling resolution is 5 minutes.
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NXQL ID: | memory_usage |
New protocols for virtualization
The Session protocol field stores now two additional protocols, the Blast Extreme and PCoIP by VMWare.
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Session protocol | Session performance | Field | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
Indicates the protocol used to connect to the session. The possible values are:
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NXQL ID: | session_protocol |
Field renaming and clarifications
The field previously known as Average memory usage per execution is now labeled Average memory usage per process. The description was adjusted to bring more clarity.
Version | NXQL ID | Field |
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Current (V6.29) | average_memory_usage_per_execution | Average memory usage per process |
Indicates the average memory usage per process for the given executions with the sampling resolution of 5 minutes. Example If two tabs of the Chrome browser are opened at the same time, two distinct processes of chrome.exe are launched and they are aggregated by the Engine in a single execution (with an event cardinality = 2). The average memory usage per process will represent the average memory usage of a single Chrome tab. | ||
Previous (V6.28) | average_memory_usage_per_execution | Average memory usage per execution |
Indicates the average memory usage of all underlying executions before aggregation. The value is the average memory usage of all executions (calculated with a 5-minute resolution) multiplied by their cardinalities and divided by the total cardinality. Example If two tabs of the Chrome browser are opened at the same time, two distinct processes of chrome.exe are launched and they are aggregated by the Engine (i.e., event cardinality = 2). The average memory usage will be the average of the two processes before aggregation: it represents the average memory usage of a Chrome tab. |