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Patent US5150080 - Frequency agile switched resonator oscillator with noise degeneration - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsAn oscillator includes an amplifier having an input and an output and a feedback circuit disposed between the input and the output of the amplifier. The feedback circuit includes a plurality of resonators and a pair of switches. Each switch includes a first port and multiple connectable ports, the multiple...http://www.google.com/patents/US5150080?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5150080 - Frequency agile switched resonator oscillator with noise degenerationAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5150080 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/806,956Publication dateSep 22, 1992Filing dateDec 12, 1991Priority dateDec 12, 1991Fee statusLapsedAlso published asEP0546734A1Publication number07806956, 806956, US 5150080 A, US 5150080A, US-A-5150080, US5150080 A, US5150080AInventorsMichael J. Bianchini, Christopher T. Lyons, Richard A. Michalik, Raymond C. Waterman, Jr.Original AssigneeRaytheon CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (5), Non-Patent Citations (2), Referenced by (10), Classifications (24), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetFrequency agile switched resonator oscillator with noise degenerationUS 5150080 AAbstract An oscillator includes an amplifier having an input and an output and a feedback circuit disposed between the input and the output of the amplifier. The feedback circuit includes a plurality of resonators and a pair of switches. Each switch includes a first port and multiple connectable ports, the multiple connectable ports of each switch connected to a corresponding one of the plurality of resonators. The feedback circuit further includes a voltage-controlled phase shifter disposed in series with the switches. The oscillator further includes a discriminator circuit, responsive to signals from the feedback circuit, for providing a control signal to the voltage-controlled phase shifter for degenerating low frequency noise within the oscillator. With such an arrangement, high Q low noise resonators can be switched in and out of the circuit thus providing improved phase noise performance at high power levels with the desirable frequency agility required for a microwave oscillator.
6. A microwave oscillator having an output signal with different selectable output frequencies comprising:(a) an amplifier having an input and an output; (b) a pair of switches, each switch having a first port and multiple connectable ports: (c) a plurality of resonators, each resonator resonant at a corresponding one of the different selectable output frequencies and connected between a corresponding one of the multiple connectable ports of the pair of switches, each resonator having a high Q to reduce FM noise and to provide positive feedback signals; (d) a voltage-controlled phase shifter having an input port, an output port and a control port, the input port being fed by one of the switches and the output port coupled to the input of the amplifier; (e) phase detector means, responsive to signals out of the amplifier shifted by 90� and a portion of the positive feedback signals, for providing signals representative of low frequency noise arising within the oscillator; and (f) means, responsive to the signals out of the phase detector means, for providing a control signal to the control port of the voltage-controlled phase shifter and for degenerating said low frequency noise. 7. The oscillator as recited in claim 6 wherein each one of the plurality of resonators is a dielectric resonator.
11. An oscillator comprising:(a) an amplifier having an input and an output and a field effect transistor as an active element thereof; (b) a pair of switches, each switch having a first port and multiple selectable ports; (c) a plurality of resonators disposed between the pair of switches, each resonator having a first port and a second port, the first port of the resonator connected to a corresponding one of the multiple selectable ports of one of the pair of switches and the second port of the resonator connected to a corresponding one of the multiple selectable ports of the other one of the pair of switches; (d) a voltage-controlled phase shifter having an input, an output and a control port responsive to a control signal, to control the phase shift of signals fed thereto, the input being fed by one of the switches and the output connected to the input of the amplifier; (e) means for dividing signals from the amplifier into at least a first path and a second path; (f) a circulator having a first port, a second port and a third port, the first port of the circulator responsive to the signals in the first path, the second port of the circulator connected to the other one of the switches; and (g) a discriminator circuit, using a selected resonator in a reflection mode, comprising:(i) a phase detector having a first and second input port and an output port, the first input port responsive to signals from the third port of the circulator; (ii) a 90� phase shifter having an input port and an output port, the input port responsive to the signals from the second path and the output port connected to the second input port of the phase detector; and (iii) means, responsive to the output port of the phase detector, for providing the control signal to the voltage-controlled phase shifter. Description
In accordance with a further aspect of the present invention, a microwave oscillator having an output signal with different selectable output frequencies includes an amplifier and a pair of switches, each switch having a first port and multiple connectable ports. The microwave oscillator further includes a plurality of resonators, each resonator resonant at a corresponding one of the different output frequencies and connected between a corresponding one of the multiple connectable ports of the pair of switches, each resonator having a high Q to reduce FM noise and to provide for positive feedback signals. The microwave oscillator still further includes a voltage-controlled phase shifter having an input port and output port and a control port, the input port fed by a first port of one of the switches and the output port coupled to an input of the amplifier. The microwave oscillator still further includes a phase detector, responsive to signals out of the amplifier shifted by 90� and a portion of the positive feedback signals, for providing signals representative of low frequency noise arising within the oscillator and a noise degeneration circuit, responsive to the signals out of the phase detector, for providing a control signal to the control port of the voltage-controlled phase shifter for degenerating the low frequency noise. With such an arrangement, a microwave oscillator is provided which achieves lower noise performance at higher power levels for multiple frequencies and with less complexity than that associated with a YIG filter.
The oscillator 10 further includes the discriminator circuit 16 which is fed by a pair of signals with one of said signals being from the third port of the circulator 30 being fed along a branch referred to in FIG. 1 as the main arm directed to an input of a phase detector 42. The second signal from the power divider 28 is fed to a 90� phase shifter 44 (here a voltage-controlled phase shifter) and exiting the 90� phase shifter 44 along a branch referred to as the reference arm to a second input of the phase detector 42. The output of the phase detector 42 is fed to a loop amplifier 18 and a shaping filter 20, here a low pass filter, to provide the control signal along the line 52 to the voltage-controlled phase shifter 22.
A signal reflected from the selected one of the dielectric resonators 34 is fed, via the circulator 30 and the main arm 46, to the first input port of the phase detector 42. A signal traveling from the second output port of power divider 28 is applied, via the 90� phase shifter 44 and the reference arm 48, to the second input port of the phase detector 42 providing a reference signal for the phase detector 42. The 90� phase shifter 44 provides a quadrature phase relationship between the reference signal and the signal reflected from the selected one of the dielectric resonators 32 at the first and second input ports of the phase detector 42. The 90� phase shifter 44 is a voltage-controlled phase shifter with a control port 56. The control port 56 is tuned in unison with the selected one of the dielectric resonators 34 to maintain a quadrature phase relationship between the signals at the input port of the phase detector 42. When tuning the selected one of the dielectric resonators 34, the path lengths in the main arm 46 and the reference arm 48 change relative to each other if not perfectly time delay balanced. In this case the voltage-controlled phase shifter 44 may be used to eliminate the delay difference and to maintain a 90� phase difference between the signals at the input ports of phase detector 42. An output signal from the phase detector 42 provides a signal relative to the amount of FM noise in the oscillator 10. The signal from the output of the phase detector 42, which is also the output of the discriminator 16, is applied to a loop amplifier 18 where said signal is amplified. The signal from the loop amplifier 18 is fed to the shaping filter 20 where such signal is filtered and fed to the control port 26 of the voltage-controlled phase shifter 22. A DC offset voltage may be summed into a second input port of the loop amplifier 18 in order to satisfy the biasing requirements of the voltage-controlled phase shifter 22.
The oscillator 10 also includes a frequency determining circuit 2 which in response to a frequency select signal from a controller (not shown) provides a control signal along line 40 to the multiple pole single throw switch 38 and the multiple pole single throw switch 32 to select a proper input port and a proper output port, respectively. The latter selects the proper one of the dielectric resonators 34 correlating to the frequency select signal fed to the frequency determining circuit 2. The frequency determining circuit 2 also provides a control signal along line 54 to coarse control port 24 of the voltage-controlled phase shifter 22. Such a control signal is used to bias the coarse control port 24 of the voltage-controlled phase shifter 22 to provide a proper phase shift to ensure oscillation at the selected frequency correlating to the frequency select signal fed to frequency determining circuit 2. It should be appreciated when the frequency of the feedback circuit 14 is changed by changing the selected one of the dielectric resonators 34, the frequency of the cross-over of the S-curve changes and the oscillator 10 is locked to the new frequency by noise degeneration loop 50. The frequency determining circuit 2 also provides a control signal to control port 56 of the 90� phase shifter 44 to ensure that a 90� phase difference between the input signals at the input ports of the phase detector 42 is maintained at the selected frequency.
TABLE I______________________________________CJO (pf)          .10-Junction Capacitance   .14VR = O v. F = 6 GHzParallel Resistance Rp                  714 ohmsVR = 0 V               MinimumFREQ = 18 GHzCJ (pf)           .015Change in JunctionCapacitance (Max)(VR = o to VR = -1 V)F = 6 GHzRS (Ω)      3 ΩSeries Resistance (Max)                  atF = 6 GHz              5 maTT (ns)            25 MAX.Transition TimeVB (Volts)         75 MIN.Breakdown VoltageIR = 10 μAMinority Carrier        40 MIN.Lifetime (nanoseconds) 100 MAX.TL______________________________________
The dielectric resonator 34a includes the feed line 88 and a branch line 92 and a dielectric disc 94. The dielectric disc 94 is fabricated from a material having here a relative dielectric constant of 25 providing a high Q of at least 20,000 at 10 GHz with a diameter of 0.1992�0.002 inches and a height of 0.088�0.002 inches. Such a dielectric disc 94 can be provided by Murata Erie North American, Inc. located in State College, Pa. as part No. DRD051E022. The branch line 92 is disposed parallel with the feed line 88 as shown with the dielectric disc 94 disposed in between. The dielectric disc 94 is attached to a dielectric standoff (not shown) disposed underneath the dielectric PIN 94 by any known means such as epoxying. The dielectric standoff, in turn, is epoxied to a ground plane. To achieve critical coupling at the desired frequency, the dielectric disc 94 is disposed at the appropriate relative distance between the feed line 88 and the branch line 92. The dielectric disc 94 is held in place to the dielectric standoff by epoxy which is in its cured state. The dielectric standoff is held to the ground plane by epoxy in its cohesive state. The dielectric resonator 34a can be measured to ensure that critical coupling has been achieved at the proper frequency and if necessary the dielectric disc 94 and the dielectric standoff can be adjusted together to ensure the latter during construction. The epoxy is then cured to prevent further movement of the dielectric standoff. Here, by providing a slot orthogonal to the feedline 88 and the branchline 92 to form a track to place the dielectric standoff, the lateral position of the dielectric disc 94 relative to the feedline 88 and the branch line 92 is controlled and the juxtapositional position is adjusted accordingly. It should be appreciated if the switch 32' and the dielectric resonators 34, are constructed on a common dielectric substrate as a single assembly and a measurement is taken at strip conductor 62 when adjusting the dielectric disc 94, the effects of the circuit elements of the switch 32, can be corrected for.

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You can still use inner public classes and you can still use EditorBrowsableAttribute.
@NikosC. You can use inner private classes to reduce identifier pollution. You can use partial classes if you prefer such inner classes to be in a separate file. You can also use EditorBrowsableAttribute to hide public classes from Intellisense, though such hiding only works for consumers of your class (sensibly, the attribute is ignored when consuming your own code).
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Britney Spears-themed music video posted by couple to announce second pregnancy | Daily Mail Online
Baby one more time! Couple posts hilarious Britney Spears-themed music video to announce second pregnancy
Machel and Jerrad Green came up with a unique way to share their news
The second pregnancy for the pair, they created a pop music music video
Montage includes several Britney Spears songs with baby-themed lyrics
Published: 12:34 EST, 17 June 2015 | Updated: 15:16 EST, 17 June 2015
Jerrad Green and his wife Machel came up with one very unique way to announce their pregnancy to their family and friends: by creating a music video compilation of Britney Spears songs.
Of course, each of the five songs used has been re-imagined (and re-recorded) with pregnancy and baby-themed lyrics.
And mum-to-be and former dancer Machel really went the extra mile - even learning some of Britney's iconic dance moves to accompany the tracks.
Jerrad Green and his wife, Machel, announced the news of their second pregnancy with a parody music video
The couple re-created (and re-recorded) famous Britney Spears song to make them fit with a pregnancy theme
The first clip is for Oops!...I Did It Again, which they turned into a brand new track: 'Oooh, We're Pregnant Again' to announce the big news.
Complete with pregnancy test and that iconic music video hairstyle, Machel demonstrates Britney's dance moves as she walks around the family's house.
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Next, Britney's dance hit Toxic is re-imagined as 'Nauseous', with lyrics like: 'I'm nauseous, can't keep it under.'
During the third section of the video, Machel and the couple's assistant, Harrison, head to the local Target to perform the infamous I'm A Slave 4 U dance.
Except this time the track is called 'I'm A-Voiding You' and discusses how difficult it was for Machel not to tell her family and friends the big news.
This will be the second child for mum-to-be, Machel, who is a former dancer from South Carolina, USA
While parodying Oops!...I Did It Again, Machel lays on the ground and holds up a positive pregnancy test
The couple's son also appears in the video, which was conceptualised by Machel, Jerrad and their assistant
The pair has revealed that they are expecting a baby girl in November 2015 and no name has been decided
Images of the couple learning the baby's gender are interspersed throughout the video and the joy on their faces when they learn they're having a girl is positively heartwarming.
Now that the secret's out, the final clip of the video is dedicated to Britney and Iggy Izalea's Pretty Girls, now known as 'Little Girl featuring Daddy G' - and Jerrad even makes a cameo!
The couple, who live in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, own a design company, Vintage Marquee Lights, and have created alternative Taylor Swift and Michael Jackson videos in the past.
Baby girl Green is due in November 2015.
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Card Playing Brings Bingo Hall Arrests - The Washington Post
Card Playing Brings Bingo Hall Arrests
Eleven patrons of an Alexandria bingo hall were arrested and charged with illegal gambling Saturday night following an undercover raid on what police said were pre-bingo poker games.
Four Alexandria vice squad officers posing as bingo players observed two poker games at the Montessori School of Alexandria auditorium before arresting the players - four of them over 60 years old - and confiscating $150 in cash, police reported.
Police said they were responding to complaints of gambling at the auditorium, located at 350 S. Pickett St.
The school's bingo operation, formerly run by the school's director, Dirgham Salahi, figured in the recent bribery and illegal gambling trials of former Commonwealth's Attorney William L. Cowhig. Salahi testified that he skimmed money from the bingo receipts to "buy peace" for the operation. Cowhig was acquitted of the charges.
Charles Craven, one of the volunteers who supervises the bingo operation, said yesterday he did not realize the card game were illegal.
"When people wait for the bingo games to start, they play cards," Craven said. "Apparently somebody complained. For some reason the police raided the place."
Craven said the patrons "play cards every night. It's innocent."
Commonwealth's Attorney John E. Kloch said the 11 persons, who were immediately released, will face trial July 20. Penalty for the gambling offense, a misdemeanor, is a fine and up to 60 days in jail, Kloch said.

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Patent US7937623 - Diagnosability system - Google Patents
A diagnosability system for automatically collecting, storing, communicating, and analyzing diagnostic data for one or more monitored systems. The diagnosability system comprises several components configured for the collection, storage, communication, and analysis of diagnostic data for a condition...http://www.google.com/patents/US7937623?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7937623 - Diagnosability system
Publication number US7937623 B2
Application number US 12/252,056
Also published as US7941707, US8135988, US8135995, US8161323, US8239167, US8255182, US8260871, US8271417, US8296104, US8429467, US8688700, US20090105982, US20090105989, US20090105991, US20090106180, US20090106262, US20090106278, US20090106363, US20090106589, US20090106595, US20090106596, US20090106601, US20090106605
Publication number 12252056, 252056, US 7937623 B2, US 7937623B2, US-B2-7937623, US7937623 B2, US7937623B2
Inventors Mark Ramacher, Gary Ngai, Benoit Dageville, Karl Dias, Yair Sarig, Marcus Fallen, Ajith Kumar Mysorenagarajarao, John Beresniewicz, Mike Feng, Jonathan Klein, Hailing Yu, Leng Tan, Balasubrahmanya Kuchibhotla, Uri Shaft, Venkateshwaran Venkataramani, Amir Valiani
Patent Citations (88), Non-Patent Citations (40), Referenced by (51), Classifications (12), Legal Events (3)
US 7937623 B2
(1) U.S. application Ser. No. 12/251,648 entitled RULE-BASED ENGINE FOR GATHERING DIAGNOSTIC DATA, filed Oct. 15, 2008, now U.S. Publication No. 2009/0105991, published Apr. 23, 2009;
(2) U.S. application Ser. No. 12/251,711 entitled NON-INTRUSIVE GATHERING OF DIAGNOSTIC DATA USING ASYNCHRONOUS MECHANISMS, filed Oct. 15, 2008, now U.S. Publication No. 2009/0105989, published Apr. 23, 2000;
(8) U.S. application Ser. No. 12/251,685 entitled SITE SCRUBBING AND EDITING OF DIAGNOSTIC DATA, filed Oct. 15, 2008 now U.S. Publication No. 2009/0106262, published Apr. 23, 2009;
(9) U.S. application Ser. No. 12/251,700 entitled INTELLIGENT COLLECTION OF DIAGNOSTIC DATA FOR COMMUNICATION TO DIAGNOSIS, filed Oct. 15, 2008 now U.S. Publication No. 2009/0106363, published Apr. 23, 2009;
Information related to the detected condition, such as error number and error arguments, and the like;
Information related to functions and/or processes that are being executed in the monitored system;
Information related to components of monitored system 110 that are active on the call stack;
Information related to probable impacts that the detected conditions may have on monitored system 110;
Information that is captured and provided by active state module 112 e, such as the information related to a tagged function or process, and the like.
In one embodiment, DDE 112 a is a rule-based engine that is configured with a set of one or more DDE rules. A DDE rule may identify a DDE condition and one or more diagnostic actions (also referred to as DDE actions) to be performed when the DDE condition specified in the DDE rule is met. A DDE condition specified in a DDE rule may comprise information related to one or more conditions that may be detected in monitored system 110, information related to functions and components on the call stack, and other information. The diagnostic actions specified in a DDE rule may include actions that upon execution gather diagnostic data that is relevant to the condition detected in monitored system 110, actions that invoke health checks to gather health information about monitored system 110, and other diagnostic actions. DDE rules may be user-configurable.
In one embodiment, process manager 112 f is configured to receive a request from DDE 112 a that determines one or more diagnostic actions to be performed in an asynchronous manner. Process manager 112 f may spawn one or more asynchronous processes or threads to perform the diagnostic actions in an asynchronous manner. Process manager 112 f may also receive requests from other components of diagnosability framework 112 to perform one or more diagnostic actions asynchronously in a different process or thread. In this manner, process manager 112 f acts as a common coordinator for receiving requests to perform diagnostic actions asynchronously in different processes or threads. The diagnostic data resulting from executing a diagnostic action asynchronously or synchronously may be stored on disk, private memory, shared memory, etc. In one embodiment, the diagnostic data is stored in diagnostic data repository 112 b.
In one embodiment, health monitor module 112 g is configured to perform one or more health checks for diagnosing and/or gathering information related to system 110. A health check may be invoked proactively on a scheduled basis, reactively by DDE 112 a in response to a condition detected in monitored system 110, or may also be invoked manually by a user such as a system administrator for monitored system 110. A health check is a function or task that is executed to determine information related to monitored system 110. For example, a health check may be configured to gather information related to various aspects of monitored system 110 including information related to one or more layers or components in monitored system 110. In one embodiment, a health check is a piece of code that is executed by a processor and the execution of which results in information related to monitored system 110 being determined and/or gathered for diagnostic purposes.
Diagnostic data repository 112 b (also sometimes referred to as ADR in the applications incorporated by reference in the present application) provides a centralized repository for storing diagnostic data related to monitored system 110 collected by diagnosability framework 112. The diagnostic data collected by diagnosability framework 112 may be stored in a structured format that enables searching and database-like querying capabilities. In one embodiment, ADR module 112 b is a file-based repository. Various different types of diagnostic data may be stored in ADR module 112 b such as traces, dumps, alert logs, health monitor reports, and the like. Information gathered by active state module 112 e (e.g., such as information related to one or more local variables for a particular function on the call stack) may be stored or dumped into ADR module 112 b.
In one embodiment, ADR module 112 b is capable of storing diagnostic data for multiple monitored systems such as multiple monitored systems 110. The diagnostic data collected for each monitored system 110 may be stored under a separate directory (e.g., an ADR_HOME directory) allocated to that system. The ADR_HOME directories share a common structure to facilitate analysis of the stored data across multiple monitored systems 110. Multiple ADR_HOME directories may be present under a single ADR_BASE directory. In this manner, diagnostic data for multiple monitored systems 110 may be stored and organized in a consistent manner.
As mentioned previously, diagnosability framework 116 deployed at a diagnosis site is configured to receive data from one or more diagnosability frameworks 112 deployed at system sites. As depicted in FIG. 1, diagnosability framework 116 comprises an unpacking component 116 a, a diagnostic data repository 116 b, and one or more tools 116 c.
Diagnostic data may be communicated from diagnosability framework 112 to diagnosability framework 116 in the form of a package (e.g., a zip file, a tar file). Unpacking component 116 a is configured to receive the package transmitted from diagnosability framework 112, unpack the diagnostic data in the package, and make the unpacked data available for analysis at the diagnosis site. In one embodiment, the data is unpacked into a format that can be consumed by users at the diagnosis site. For example, if the diagnosis site is Oracle, the data may be unpackaged into a form that can be consumed by developers and Oracle support personnel who are responsible for providing support for the monitored system. In one embodiment, unpacking component 116 a is configured to automatically route the unpackaged data to one or more recipients responsible for analyzing the data.
Level 0—This error level is associated with conditions related to error handling code and DDE module 112 a;
Level 1—This error level is associated with all internal errors and OS exceptions detected in the monitored system;
Level 2—This error level is associated with external errors that are handled by DDE 112 a.
Level 3—This error level is associated with external errors that are not handled by DDE 112 a. The rule-based processing performed by DDE 112 a may not be invoked for these errors.
The context data determined for a condition detected in monitored system 110 may further include impact information specifying the potential impact(s) that the detected condition may have on the monitored system. In one embodiment, the impact information associated with a detected condition describes the potential consequences of the condition in terminology that is understandable by users such as system administrators who can use the information to take remedial actions to repair or mitigate the impacts.
1. Expressions related to an error, such as Error_Number(<error_number>), Error_Arg1(<1st argument>), Is_Internal_Error(<error_number>), Is_External_Error(<error_number>).
2. Expressions related to system components or function names, such as Active_Component(<component>), Signaling_Component(<component>), Function_Name(<function_name >).
3. Expressions related to impacts that an error or other condition detected in a system may have on the monitored system, such as Impact(<impact_name). For example, a condition may be defined as Impact(Disk-Corruption).
4. Expressions related to a diagnostic tag that tags a specific operation as relevant for diagnostic purposes, such as Active_Tag(<tag_name>). For example, Active_Tag(transaction_rollback).
5. Logical operators may be used to connect multiple expressions. The logical operators may include “and”, “or”, “not”, parentheses, and the like. For example, the following expression may be connected by the logic operator “AND”:
Error_Number(<error_number>) AND Impact(Disk-Corruption)
In one embodiment, DDE rules engine 216 is configured to evaluate the set of DDE rules based upon the context data determined for the condition detected in monitored system 110. DDE rules engine 216 determines if one or more DDE rules are satisfied based upon the context data determined for the detected condition. A DDE rule is deemed satisfied if the DDE condition associated with the rule is satisfied. For example, a particular DDE rule may have an associated DDE condition expressed as Error_Number (<600>). If the context data determined for an error detected in monitored system 110 includes an associated error number 600, then the DDE condition Error_Number (<600>) is evaluated to be true and thus satisfied. As a result, the particular DDE rule is also deemed satisfied.
Enable an action for an error representing by an error number, e.g., Error (4031)→Enable StackDump.
Disable an action for an error, e.g., Error (4031)→Disable StackDump.
Delete any previously added control for an <error, action> tuple, e.g., Clear <4031, StackDump>, which means removing whatever control that is previously added for that <error, action> tuple.
Add/disable/delete actions for a class of errors, e.g., All_External_Errors→Disable StackDump.
Returning to FIG. 2, DDE actions 217 comprises one or more DDE actions determined by DDE rules engine 212 that are not suppressed by flood control module 214 or DDE action control module 215. In one embodiment, DDE actions 217 may be executed by the failing process or thread. For example, DDE 112 a may send a signal to the failing process or thread to perform DDE actions 217 in the failing process or thread. In another embodiment, DDE actions 217 may be executed by some other components of diagnosability framework 112 or even by some components of monitored system 110. For example, if the DDE action is a health check, DDE 112 a may send a signal to a health monitor module (not shown in FIG. 2) to perform the health check.
File Service Module—This module provides one or more application programmable interfaces (APIs) to manage and navigate the directory structure in ADR module 112 b and to perform basic I/O operations to ADR module 112 b.
Metadata Service Module—This module supports the storage of diagnostic data in a structured format (i.e., data stored in a database table comprising one or more columns) in ADR module 112 b. For example, metadata service module may store metadata information related to an incident (e.g., incident ID, incident status, incident correlation keys) in a table in ADR module 112 b.
Alert Service—This module provides support for the generation and accesses to alert messages stored in ADR module 112 b.
Utility Service Module—This module provides various different utility functions for the data stored in ADR module 112 b. The utility functions may include (1) a function that enables a root directory corresponding to a particular monitored system (e.g., ADR_HOME directory) to be moved from a base directory (a base directory such as ADR_BASE comprises one or more root directories corresponding to multiple monitored systems) to another base directory; (2) a packaging utility that enables a portion of diagnostic data stored in a root directory representing a monitored system to be packaged and transported to another machine (e.g., diagnosis site 116); (3) an auto purging service function that enables a portion of diagnostic data stored in ADR module 112 b to be automatically purged after reaching a certain age limit; and other utility functions. The age limit (or retention duration) may be configured by users. In this manner, ADR module 112 b is self managing and requires very little to no intervention from users on regular maintenance chores.
Viewer Service Module—This module provides the application programmable interfaces (APIs) and tools for viewing data stored in ADR module 112 b.
In one embodiment, ADR module 112 b is architected such that it is available even if monitored system 110 is non-operational. For example, querying data stored in ADR module 112 b for a database system does not require that the database system be up and functioning. Accordingly, ADR module 112 b's availability and operation are independent of the underlying system being monitored.
At 302, information is received identifying the condition detected in 301. The information received in 302 may include information identifying the detected condition and related information such as an error number and one or more error arguments associated with the detected condition. In one embodiment, the information in 302 may be received by DDE 112 a.
At 303, context data is determined for the condition identified in 302. The context data determined for the condition identified in 302 may include information related to the condition detected in 301 such as error number and error arguments, information related to system components on the call stack, information provided by active state module 112 e such as information related to tagged function or process, and the like. In one embodiment, the context data determined in 303 is provided to or accessed by DDE 112 a.
At 304, an incident is generated and a problem key is associated with the incident. In one embodiment, the incident created in 304 is mapped to a problem based on its problem key.
The processing in 408 may be performed by archiving module 206 depicted in FIG. 2. In one embodiment, the package is generated as a single archive using utilities such as “zip”, “tar”, etc. A utility such as “compress” may also be used to reduce the size of files included in the archives In one embodiment, for a piece of data included in the package, the location of that piece of data in ADR module 112 b is preserved in the package. For example, if the package includes a file, information identifying the path to that file in ADR module 112 b is stored in the package. This facilitates unpackaging of the data into diagnostic data repository 116 b on the diagnosis site. In one embodiment, the structure within ADR module 112 b is also preserved within the package generated in 408. The package generated in 408 may thus be considered as a subset of diagnostic data stored in ADR module 112 b.
In addition to generating a package of diagnostic data, a manifest file may also be generated in 408 to be included in the package. The manifest file is generally a text file that describes the package contents (e.g., may comprise a table of contents identifying the contents included in the package). The manifest file may also comprise instructions for unpacking and processing the contents of the package. For example, the manifest file may comprise information such as a list of files included in the package along with timestamp, size information, reasons for including the files in the package, information identifying the problem and incidents included in the package, correlation keys used to pick related incidents, user actions executed for the problem and related incidents, and the like.
At 506, the unpackaged diagnostic data is stored. For example, the diagnostic data is unpackaged into diagnostic data repository 116 b. Diagnostic data repository 116 b thus provides a repository for storing data received from one or more system sites. In one embodiment, the structure of diagnostic data repository 116 b is the same as the structures of diagnostic data repositories at system sites. This facilitates efficient storage and analysis of the data. In such an embodiment, data from a received package is unpacked and stored in the same directory location in diagnostic data repository 116 b as the data was stored in diagnostic data repository 112 b.
At 508, the unpackaged diagnostic data is automatically routed to one or more intended recipients (e.g., a particular group or department responsible for the software that experienced the error, one or more software developers responsible for solving the error, a system administrator, etc.) for diagnosis. In one embodiment, unpacking component 116 a is configured to route the unpackaged data to one or more recipients responsible for analyzing the data. Various tools 116 c may be provided in diagnosability framework 116 to help automatically route the unpackaged diagnostic data to a correct entity for diagnosis. For example, these tools may include command line or GUI-based tools for use by personnel at the diagnosis site to analyze the diagnostic data received from diagnosability framework 112 and to guide management and resolution of problems and errors in monitored systems.
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