The ARM appender includes unique configuration parameters
to modify the appender execution behavior. These parameters are configured
within the SAS logging facility configuration file. The location of
the file is specified using the LOGCONFIGLOC= SAS system option. The
syntax within the configuration file is:
<param name="<config.param>" value="<config_value>"
The following table lists the SAS logging facility ARM appender configuration
parameters, values, and descriptions:
SAS 9.3 ARM Appender Configuration Parameters
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The value represents
the name of an external ARM 4.0 agent library that receives ARM
events. See your vendor documentation.
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The value represents
the character set encoding to be used for strings passed to and calls
received by the ARM agent library. The default is the native Unicode
character set for the host or UTF-8 as required by the ARM standards.
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value="TRUE" value="FALSE"
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The TRUE value enables
the appender to compute transaction response times. The default value
is FALSE.
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value="TRUE" value="FALSE"
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The default value is
TRUE. This option specifies whether the ARM appender manages transaction
correlation. Setting the value to TRUE enables automatic transaction
correlation. Setting this value to TRUE might affect existing benchmarks
for ARM 2.0 records. Setting the value to FALSE enables the application
to manage transaction correlation.
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The value represents
the name of the application. The maximum length of the value is 127
characters. This value is passed to the ARM_REGISTER_APPLICATION()
function call. To override this value, specify the SAS start-up option
LOGAPPLNAME= value. The default
value is SAS.
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The value represents
the name of a group of application instances, if any. Application
instances that are started with a common run-time purpose are good
candidates for using the same group name. The maximum length of the
value is 256 characters. This value is passed to the ARM_START_APPLICATION()
function call. The default value is the current user ID if available,
otherwise NULL.
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