In this brief post we will see how RTD provides information about performances.
The RTD server logs all the statistical information related with performances in its server log directory and precisely in the following file: ds_perf.csv
This file is a tab-separeted values file, pretty unreadable if opened with a common text editor.
Fortunately RTD provides us a Ms Excel spreadsheet that is able to parse all the information contained in the csv file into a readable format.
Finally I am publishing my first article about Oracle Real Time Decisions.
It’s not a huge post, just a tip about how to perform a deployment in production environment following the best practice.
In fact, using Decision Studio is not the only way RTD provide us to deploy Inline Services within RTD.
Effectively, in a real situation, it’s common that the deployment phase it’s not a developer’s responsability; it’s more usual that the IT departement from the customer side is in charge of performing the deployment by following the guidelines provided by the developer.
So in most cases we don’t want the customer’s IT departement to access the Decision Studio, but it’s easier to give them a way to execute a script performs the deployment automatically.