SAP Exam E_C4HYCP_12 Topic 3 Question 33 Discussion

Actual exam question for SAP's E_C4HYCP_12 exam

Question #: 33
Topic #: 3

Why would you use an SAP Commerce JDBC log?Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

ATo check how long a query took in milliseconds

BTo check the Java classes caller hierarchy (Enable Trace checkbox must be activated)

CTo retrieve the log from the database

DTo analyze the number of user connections to the database at various times

ETo check FlexibleSearch queries that have been fired
You would use an SAP Commerce JDBC log to check how long a query took in milliseconds, to check the Java classes caller hierarchy (if Enable Trace checkbox is activated), and to check FlexibleSearch queries that have been fired. The JDBC log can help you monitor and analyze the database queries executed by SAP Commerce and identify any performance issues or errors.You cannot use an SAP Commerce JDBC log to retrieve the log from the database or to analyze the number of user connections to the database at various times.

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Suggested Answer: C

by Devora at Mar 04, 2024, 09:10 AM

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Jerry

12 months ago

Exactly, the thread is indeed waiting for an incoming connection.

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Kris

12 months ago

So, the correct interpretation would be option C then?

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Lenny

1 years ago

Yes, because the thread dump doesn't suggest that the parameters are too small.

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Celeste

1 years ago

So, does that mean option A and B are incorrect?

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Jerry

1 years ago

Agreed, it seems like the thread is part of the AJP connector.

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Lenny

1 years ago

I think the thread is waiting for an incoming connection.

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Lashandra

1 years ago

I love a good thread dump! This one seems pretty straightforward - the thread is in a waiting state, probably because it's dealing with a sudden influx of requests. No need to sound the alarms just yet. Let's keep an eye on it and see if the situation improves.

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Herminia

12 months ago

No need to sound the alarms just yet, let's keep an eye on it.

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Kattie

12 months ago

The thread is part of the AJP connector.

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Gearldine

12 months ago

The thread is waiting for an incoming connection.

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Tijuana

1 years ago

Exactly, the thread is waiting on another thread to perform an action.

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Meaghan

1 years ago

I believe the system is not about to crash, as the thread is just blocked.

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Bette

1 years ago

Ha! Blocked threads and crashes, that's the stuff of nightmares. But this doesn't look too bad - the thread is just waiting patiently for something to do. As long as it's not stuck in an infinite loop or anything, I'd say this is pretty routine.

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Lon

12 months ago

Cherrie: As long as it's not causing a crash, we're good.

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Cherrie

1 years ago

It's not too bad, just waiting for an incoming connection.

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Raylene

1 years ago

Yeah, blocked threads can be a real headache.

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Lashawna

1 years ago

No, the thread dump entry does not imply that.

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Jerry

1 years ago

So, it's not related to the Tomcat AJP parameter maxThreads being too small?

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Tijuana

1 years ago

Yes, the thread dump entry indicates that.

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Ozell

1 years ago

Hmm, I'm not sure the maxThreads or maxAJPThreads settings are the issue here. The thread seems to be in a normal waiting state, just waiting for work to do. Maybe we could look into increasing the thread pool size if this is a recurring problem, but I wouldn't jump to any conclusions yet.

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Gayla

1 years ago

Increasing the thread pool size could be a solution if this happens often.

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Vicky

1 years ago

The thread is just waiting for an incoming connection.

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Viola

1 years ago

This thread dump looks like the system is just handling a lot of concurrent requests, no need to panic. The thread is just waiting for an incoming connection, which is normal behavior.

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Jesusita

1 years ago

The thread is waiting on an object of type org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$Worker, which represents a worker thread that processes incoming requests.

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