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| What's New |
What's New in SAS Interface to Application Response Measurement (ARM)
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In 9.2, the SAS ARM interface uses the SAS logging facility to enhance and simplify gathering performance data for analysis. The SAS logging facility is a flexible and configurable framework that you can use to collect, categorize, and filter events, and write them to a variety of output devices. The SAS 9.2 ARM interface offers two logging methods, the SAS logging facility and the ARM log. The SAS ARM interface contains the following new features:
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APPNAME or APPLNAME, which specifies the application name
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ARM appender, which processes ARM transaction events and sends the events to a specified output destination
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default correlators, which are used to track parent and child transactions
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default user metrics, which are used to measure start, update, and stop times
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performance macros, which contain default user metrics
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SAS logging facility, which enables more flexibility and control of the ARM log locations and message formats
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