fix for globalLock.ration value

[michalekn]

Since mongo 2.2 there is no info in globalLock.ratio but it can be counted manually by dividing globalLock.lockTime and globalLock.totalTime. This fix doing it.

[tianon]

It would also be useful if it were to loop over the value of getServerStatus()["locks"] and give us a ratio for each one, since MongoDB now does database-level locking, and these values represent the lock time for each database separately.

[jlecour]

@tianon It's a detail, but he correct command is db.serverStatus()["locks"].

Otherwise, I get this :

> db.getServerStatus()["locks"]
Thu Nov  8 17:38:10 TypeError: db.getServerStatus is not a function (shell):1

[jlecour]

My bad, I didn't see that the function was from the script, not from MongoDB itself.

Sorry for the n00b noise.

[tianon]

No worries; I had the exact same thought initially until I looked closer at
the script.

• Andrew

On 8 November 2012 10:05, Jérémy Lecour [email protected] wrote:

My bad, I didn't see that the function was from the script, not from
MongoDB itself.

Sorry for the n00b noise.

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[jlecour]

I've tried this patch, and I get a growing value, always > 1.0 which doesn't look like a percentage.