Mike Bahr on LinkedIn: #servicenow #servicenowdev | 12 comments
Did you know that there is a table that captures the stats of events on each node? Neither did I! The table is called Sysevent Queue Stats Node Detail (sysevent_queue_stats_node_detail) and it tracks the following: - Generated on - Interval (seconds) - Number of logged events in interval - Node ID - Number of processed events in the last minute - Queue (Event) - Total number of logged events - Total number of processed events since the node started - Total processing duration - Total number of queued events - Total processing duration in interval How do I get there? 1. Type in sysevent_queue_stats_node_detail.list in the filter navigator and hit enter 2. Thats it! Why should I care? a. The event queue is a critical part of the platform. If the events queue is backed up or not processing events it affects Email processing, Flow Designer, and Text Indexing amongst many other critical components of the platform. If this is failing, a lot of other things are failing or not getting processed as they should. It's a big deal, and as a Platform Architect or Admin, you should care.#servicenow #servicenowdev
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