Filter button at the top of the form.The System Information form displays information about your Shop Floor Time system including details about the application version, database, operating system, and environment variables.
The System Information form is divided into the following Info Types:
You can display system information for any of the valid servers configured on the Servers tab of the Application form. You can also use the Info Type, Info Name, and Info Value fields to look up specific records.
To display the filter fields, click the
Filter button at the top of the form.
Host Name, Port: To display system information for a specific application server, select its host name and port from these fields. The available options are defined on the Servers tab of the Application form. Leave these filter fields blank to display information for all the valid servers defined on the Application form.
Info Type: To display a specific type of system information, select it from this drop-down field. Leave this filter field blank to display all types of system information.
Info Name: Use the Info Name filter field to display specific information by name. You can also use wildcard characters (* or %) in this field. For example, type Da* to find records such as Database Minor Version, Database Major Version, and Database Product Name. If you leave this field blank, the form will display all information records for a particular Info Type.
You can also use the Info Type and Info Name fields to find specific records. For example, to find the Java Version of all your servers, type Application in the Info Type filter and type Java Version in the Info Name field. Leave the Host Name and Port blank.
Info Value: Use the Info Value filter field to display information with a specific value. You can also use wildcard characters (* or %) in this field.
Use the Download button on the System Information form to view or save the records that appear on the form. Use the filters to select the records you want to display, then click Download. You can save or open the .csv file.
The Application Info Type displays the following information:
Application Patch Version: Application’s patch version, if any.
Application Schema Version: Application’s schema version. You can also view this information if you hover the mouse over the Kronos logo in the top left corner of the screen.
Database Patch Version: Product’s database patch version (db_patch_version in the product table).
Database Schema Version: Product’s database schema version (db_schema_version in the product table).
Java Version: Version of Java currently being used by the application server.
Name: Product name (name in the product table).
Version: Product version (minor_version in the product table).
The Database Info Type displays the following information:
Database Major Version, Database Minor Version: Major and minor versions of the Shop Floor Time database.
Database Product Name, Database Product Version: Name and version number of the product used to create the Shop Floor Time database (e.g., Microsoft SQL Server 10.50.1600).
Driver Major Version, Minor Version, and Name: Name, major version, and minor version of the database driver used by the application server.
Jdbc Major Version and Minor Version: Major and minor version of the JDBC driver.
Url: The URL used by the application server when connecting Shop Floor Time to the database.
Environment variables contain data that describes the environment in which a program runs, such as the Computer Name, Java Home location, and the location of TEMP files. These variables can be used by a variety of applications.
The environment variables that appear in this form will depend on the operating system, the Java Virtual Machine version, and the application server type (JBoss or WebLogic).
The Memory Info Type displays information about the Shop Floor Time application’s memory usage.
Heap Init Memory In Megabyte: Megabytes of memory that Shop Floor Time started with.
Heap Max Memory In Megabyte: Maximum amount of memory that Shop Floor Time has used since it started.
Heap Used Memory In Megabyte: Shop Floor Time’s current memory usage in megabytes.
Non Heap Init Memory In Megabyte: Initial amount of memory, in megabytes, the Java Virtual Machine started with. Non-heap memory is used to manage internal processes and optimization for the Java Virtual Machine.
Non Heap Max Memory In Megabyte: Maximum amount of memory that the Java Virtual Machine has used since it started.
Non Heap Used Memory In Megabyte: Java Virtual Machine’s current memory usage in megabytes.
Runtime Free Memory In Megabyte: Amount of free memory in the Java Virtual Machine.
Runtime Max Memory In Megabyte: Maximum amount of memory that the Java Virtual Machine will attempt to use.
Runtime Total Memory In Megabyte: Displays the total amount of memory in the Java Virtual Machine. This value may vary over time, depending on the host environment. Note that the amount of memory required to hold an object of any given type may be implementation-dependent.
Displays information about the operating system.
Available Processors: Number of processors/cores/threads the operating system has made available to the Java Virtual Machine.
<Drive> Total Space in Gigabyte: Total size of the drive.
<Drive> Usable Space in Gigabyte: Amount of usable space on the drive.
Free Physical Memory Size in Gigabyte: Amount of free memory for the operating system.
Os Arch, Name, Version: Operating System’s architecture, name, and version number.
Note: If the Host Name you selected uses Java Version 1.7.x with Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016, the Os Name field will display the wrong operating system (e.g., Windows 8.1 or Windows Server 2012 R2). This issue has been fixed in Java Version 1.8.x.
Total Physical Memory Size in Gigabyte: Total memory for the operating system.
Displays the Java Properties used by Shop Floor Time and the Java Virtual Machine to maintain the application’s configuration.
The Java Properties that appear in this form will depend on the operating system, the Java Virtual Machine version, and the application server type (JBoss or WebLogic).
Displays information from the Java Virtual Machine about the threads used by the Shop Floor Time application.
Daemon Thread Count: Current number of live daemon threads.
Peak Thread Count: Peak live thread count since the Java Virtual Machine started or the peak thread count was reset.
Thread Count: Current number of live threads, including both daemon and non-daemon threads.
Total Started Thread Count: Total number of threads created and started since the Java Virtual Machine started.
The VM Arguments Info Type will display the input arguments passed to the Java Virtual Machine, not including arguments to the main method. If there are no input arguments to the Java Virtual Machine, this page will be blank. Not all command-line options to the “java” command are passed to the Java Virtual Machine, and therefore the input arguments displayed on this page may not include all command-line options.