Lists provide several statistics. You can use these statistics for gathering data about a model, using the getstat() command, or you can subscribe to these statistics as events, listening for when they change.
Below are the set of statistics provided by lists:
- Input The number of values that have been pushed onto the list.
- Output The number of values that have been pulled from the list.
- Content The number of values currently on the list.
- Staytime Records the time that entries stay on the list.
- Back Order Input The number of back orders that have been created for the list.
- Back Order Output The number of back orders that have been fulfilled on the list.
- Back Order Content The number of back orders currently on the list.
- Back Order Staytime Records the time that back orders wait to be fulfilled.
Additionally, lists provide per-partition statistics. These statistics have one requirement (p1 in the getstat() command), namely the partition ID. If you only use the list's default partition, these statistics will be the same as the list's main statistics.
- Partition Input The number of values that have been pushed onto the partition.
- Partition Output The number of values that have been pulled from the partition.
- Partition Content The number of values currently on the partition.
- Partition Staytime Records the time that entries stay on the partition.
- Partition Back Order Input The number of back orders that have been created for the partition.
- Partition Back Order Output The number of back orders that have been fulfilled on the partition.
- Partition Back Order Content The number of back orders currently on the partition.
- Partition Back Order Staytime Records the time that back orders wait to be fulfilled on the partition.