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how to calculate number of messages received per second in rmdsclient

I ran rmdsclient and killed immediately after the following log from rmdsclient:

updr 74798.00 updl 67 imgr 1.00 imgl 370

but when I counted the number of messages it was more thatn 400k messages in the log file that it captured. Does that mean 74798.00 is not the correct update rate? If not then how to corretnly find how many messages were received per second?

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Hi @vishal.anand

If you refer to the rmdstestclient documentation you will note that the -I parameter controls the statistics display interval and the updr and imgr are explained as follows:

You mentioned 400k messages in the log file - is that total count for the messages received during the full runtime period? Or just during your specified interval?


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Thanks. The 400k was for run until I saw that log and killed the client.

Hi @vishal.anand

Ok - so, just to confirm the application captured data for 4-5 seconds and the updr rate you observed was correct for the timed interval?

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