Here is a sample:
def jdbcConnectionPoolStatus(server_name):
try:
cd('/ServerRuntimes/'+server_name+'/JDBCConnectionPoolRuntime')
print '---------------------- JDBC Connection pool ---------------------'
jdbcPool = ls()
for jdbcname in jdbcPool.split():
if jdbcname != 'drw-':
cd('/ServerRuntimes/Desktop_managedServer_1/JDBCConnectionPoolRuntime/'+jdbcname)
print 'Connection pool ' + jdbcname + ' is ' + cmo.getState()
except:
print "This Server has no JDBC Connection Pool"
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Monitoring JDBC Connection pool using WLST
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