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01-11-2022 09:50 PM
Hi.ALL.
When measuring the performance during job schedule execution,
what are the candidates for performance measurement in the ServiceNow instance other than the processing time?
The job schedule to be executed is a script that imports a CSV file into the ServiceNow table.
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01-15-2022 02:49 AM
Instance values of an instance can be obtain from "System Diagnostics" > "Stats" > "Stats".
Graph over a period can be obtained by selecting the "ServiceNow" icon at the top left corner and then selecting "ServiceNow Performance" in the pull-down.
Check the change in CPU, database, network, and concurrency when the job is executed. ServiceNow actually uses Rhino so the JavaScript is actually being executed as Java. So check Java Memory, Java Garbage Collection as well.

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01-15-2022 02:49 AM
Instance values of an instance can be obtain from "System Diagnostics" > "Stats" > "Stats".
Graph over a period can be obtained by selecting the "ServiceNow" icon at the top left corner and then selecting "ServiceNow Performance" in the pull-down.
Check the change in CPU, database, network, and concurrency when the job is executed. ServiceNow actually uses Rhino so the JavaScript is actually being executed as Java. So check Java Memory, Java Garbage Collection as well.
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01-16-2022 06:03 PM
Thank you.
It seems that the CPU and memory usage rates during script execution cannot be confirmed in [Service Now Performance].
Is there any other way to check the usage rate?

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01-16-2022 07:38 PM
Check "System Logs" > "Transactions (Background)".
Add columns "CPU time", "CPU usage", and other necessary columns.
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01-16-2022 08:13 PM