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View Active Workspace performance data
Performance monitor Use the Performance Monitor command to view performance and optional telemetry data. When you use the Performance Monitor, it opens a panel and reports to the browser console about memory usage, overhead times, DOM node count, and so on. Additional information may be available depending on which components you have installed in your Teamcenter environment. Close the panel to stop tracking the statistics. Select the Performance Monitor command. Value Description Browser Displays the current browser and version. Total Time Marks the point at which the application is both visually rendered and capable of reliably responding to user input. It is the time from the user doing an action on the page until the page is rendered and becomes idle for 200ms. Total Network Time Time from browser when sends the request until it gets the response. Includes tcserver time plus the wire transfer time. Vis Server Time Time to process a request from the Vis Server Total SOA Requests The number of SOA calls made. Total HTTP Requests The number of HTTP calls made. Total EMM Requests The number of EMM calls made. DOM Node Count The number of DOM Nodes on the page. DOM Tree Depth Maximum DOM Tree depth of the page. Number of Unique Components The number of unique components on the page. Number of Component Renders The number of times components on the page were rendered. Speed test Additionally, you can run the Speed Test to see your bandwidth and latency to the server. What else should I know? In the detailed view provided in the console output, all values that are preceded by an asterisk will be reported to Siemens Digital Industries Software, if analytics is enabled. Example Copy *ScriptingTime: "xxx.xxms"
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