- Understanding Oracle Mobile Data Offloading Reports
- Understanding Oracle Mobile Data Offloading Reports
- This section is intended for administrators reviewing reports.
- You must have a solid working knowledge of Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) before creating or editing the Oracle Mobile Data Offloading (MDO) dashboards and reports.
- For information on creating and editing Oracle BAM reports, see "Creating and Managing Reports," in
- Oracle Fusion Middleware User's Guide for Oracle Business Activity Monitoring
- This section covers the Oracle BAM
- dashboard and
- Mobile Data Offloading includes two reports, the
- Oracle MDO Dashboard Report, and the Event Monitoring Repo
- These reports
- MDO Dashboard Report
- The MDO Dashboard has six views, pertinent to the number of devices offloaded, within each area. The following provides an explanation and a sample image of the reports and views.
- Device Data Stream
- The Device Data Stream view is a table, with information on whether data traffic has been offloaded to towers or not. The table is a stream of information about each area defined using MDO. From left to right, there are thirteen columns, each populated by different metrics. They are: IMEI, State, In Zone, Area ID, Area Name, Previous Area ID, Entered Area On, Last Seen On, Left Area On, Time Since Entered Area, Nearest Wi-Fi Tower, and Distance From Nearest Tower. The IMEI is a unique set of numbers which is a key to each mobile device. The metric State is the position of the device. It contains the values 0, 1, 2, and 3, which stand for Entered, Still in Area, Exited Area, and Changed Areas respectively. The Area ID is the ID that the area is assigned to. The previous area ID metric is available when the user has left an area. The entered area on and left area of metrics are dates corresponding to whenever the devices enter and exit an area.
- Devices by Area
- The Devices by Area view is a bar chart showing the number of devices present in each area. The count of devices is mapped on the Y-axis and the name of the area on the X-axis. The Y-axis maps the count from zero to infinity. The count is also displayed as a label above each bar, corresponding to its area.
- Average Time by Area Since Devices Entered the Area
- The Average Time by Area Since Devices Entered the Area view is a bar chart showing the average time for which devices have stayed in an area since the time of their entry. The average time in seconds is mapped on the Y-axis and the name of the area mapped on the X-axis. The Y-axis maps time from zero to infinity. The time count is also displayed as a label above each bar, corresponding to its area.
- Average Time by Area Before Device Exits the Area
- The
- Average Time by Area Before Device Exits the Area view is a bar chart showing the average time a device has stayed in each area. The Y-axis maps the average time in seconds from zero to infinity, and the X-axis maps the name of the area. The time count is also displayed as a label above each bar, corresponding to its area.
- Candidates for Offloading by Area
- The Candidates for Offloading by Area view is a bar chart showing the number of devices for offloading, by each area, irrespective of whether they are eligible for offloading per the set policy or not. The Y-axis maps the count of the devices from zero to infinity. The X-axis maps the individual areas. The device count is also displayed as a label above each bar, corresponding to its area.
- Devices Qualified for Offloading by Area
- The Devices Qualified for Offloading by Area view is a bar chart showing the number of devices eligible for data traffic offloading as per specified policies, by each area. The Y-axis maps the count of devices qualified for offloading, from zero to infinity. The X-axis maps the individual areas. The device count is also displayed as a label above each bar, corresponding to its area.
- The Event Monitoring Report contains views from real-time monitoring of the mobile data offloading process to make sure it is running smoothly. This report has two views.
- Event Monitoring Report
- Streaming List of Device Data
- The Streaming List of Device Data view is a table with three columns which displays the count of device data being processed by their stages in the offloading process. From left to right, the table has three columns which are, Stage ID, Event Name, and Event Count.
- Data Processed in Various Stages
- The Data Processed in Various Stages view is a bar graph that displays the count of device data being processed by their stages in the offloading process. The Y-axis maps the device data count and the X-axis maps the Event Name. The device data count is also displayed as a label above each bar, corresponding to its event name.