[Orca-users] orcant.tar.gz?

[David Michaels]

There should be a "data_gatherers/winallator" included in the orca 
snapshot.  If you put that on your Orca processor server, and make 
corresponding changes to your .cfg file (or create a new .cfg file, and 
have two instances of Orca running), you should be able to process 
perfmon files.  This is the setup I use in my environment.  Perfmon is 
pretty extensible in terms of what it will capture for you -- I'd be 
surprised if there's another public-domain collector out there that can 
get more.

I could be confused as to what you're really needing, though.  If you 
want Orca to run on a Windows box instead of a Unix box, that's another 
story.  If you need a collector other than perfmon, that's also another 
story.  But perhaps the previous paragraph will be of help, regardless.

Cheers,
--Dragon

Ted Simroe wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am using orcallator, procolator and orcaplot for
> performance testing and host the results with apache.
>
> We are now developing lower end wintel servers which
> need testing as well and am finding, although nice,
> perfmon alone falls short compare to what can be done
> with orca.
>
> Googling oracallator NT brings up some old posts from
> here dated 2003-2004 on how to use orant with a
> special html file that can be imported into perfmon to
> generate logs that can be used with orca. Does anyone
> still have orcant.tar.gz or info on where it can be
> located?
>
> Thanks,
> Ted
>
>
>  
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