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Now, we re finally ready to talk about the files and directories in the package. The contents element defines the files that will be included in the package archive (sometimes called a tarball, because it s archived with the tar and Gzip tools). You can describe the structure of your archive by combining dir and file elements. Here s a simplified example: <contents> <dir name="/"> <dir name="data"> <file name="alig.txt" role="data" /> <file name="dalek.txt" role="data" /> </dir> <!-- /data --> <dir name="Dialekt"> <file name="AliG.php" role="php" /> <file name="Dalek.php" role="php" /> </dir> </contents> Every file in a PEAR package has a role. Every role is associated with a default (configurable) location. Table 15 2 describes the common roles. Table 15 2. Some Common PEAR File Roles

This SQL is not particularly efficient. It requires an index on the table to satisfy the UPDATE statement. CREATE index txrpt2 ON txrpt(queue,stime,etime,stimestamp); If you are working with a large volume of trace data, then range-partitioning the table on stime can be advantageous. Calculating concurrency shows how many server processes you actually need. If you achieve improvements in performance, the number of server processes that you need may decrease, thus saving resources on both the application and database servers. The graph shown in Figure 13-1 depicts the concurrency of PSAPPSRV requests on a system on two different days. Between these two dates a number of improvements were made to database performance, and so as the service time fell, the number of services that executed concurrently also fell.

/usr/local/lib/php /usr/local/lib/php/test/<package> /usr/local/bin /usr/local/lib/php/data/<package> /usr/local/lib/php/doc/<package>

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Save this file as app/controllers/log_controller.rb. Now create the views for the log controller s actions. The first view lets the students enter data, as shown in Listing 12-5.

25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 11/05 18/05 1 23725 23942 2 17148 7692 3 7095 1268 4 5 6 2683 1023 513 131 Number of Concurrent Requests 7 179 8 64 9 34

When installation takes place, files of role doc, data, and test are not dropped directly into their respective directories. Instead, a subdirectory named after the package is created in the test_dir and data_dir directories, and files are installed into this. In a PEAR project, everything must have a role, and every role has its place. If you do not have the correct privileges to work with the default role locations, you can set your own locations using the pear command line tool: $ pear config-set php_dir ~/php/lib/ $ pear config-set data_dir ~/php/lib/data/ $ pear config-set bin_dir ~/php/bin/ $ pear config-set doc_dir ~/php/lib/doc/

Listing 12-5. Log Uploader View (app/views/log/upload.html.erb)

On May 11 it would have been appropriate to configure a minimum of five PSAPPSRV processes. This would have ensured that there was a free server process for 98.5% of requests. By May 18, three PSAPPSRV processes would have been enough for 99.6% of requests, and the system never needed more than four processes.

$ pear config-set test_dir ~/php/lib/test/

Another effective and entirely pragmatic way to assess the required minimum number of server processes is to monitor the number of application server processes and see whether Tuxedo spawns additional server processes, and if so, how many processes and how frequently they should spawn.

<%@title='Upload Training Log' number_of_elements_displayed = 10 %> <% form_tag do %> <p>Class: <%=select ('training_class_id', nil, TrainingClass.find(:all).map { |c| [c.name, c.id] } )%> Date: <%= calendar_date_select_tag "training_class_date", Date.today.strftime('%B %d, %Y') %></p> <table> <tr><th>Trainee Name</th> <th>Trainee Employer</th> <th>Grade</th></tr> <%1.upto(number_of_elements_displayed) do |i|%> <tr> <td><%=text_field "trainee", 'name',:index=>i %></td> <td><%=text_field "trainee", 'employer', :index=>i %></td> <td><%=text_field "trainee", 'grade', :index=>i, :size=>3, :value=>'0'%>%</td> </tr> <%end%> <tr><td><%=submit_tag 'Upload', :class=>'submit_button'%> </table> <%end%>

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