System::Statistics::PerformanceStatisticQuery

Introduced : BIG-IP_v9.2.0
A struct that describes a query for details of a statistical graph or table. If the user specifies a start_time, end_time, and interval that does not exactly match the corresponding value used within the database, the database will attempt to use to closest time or interval as requested. The actual values used will be returned to the user on output. For querying purposes, the start_time can be specified as: 0: in which case by default, it means 24 hours ago. N: where N represents the number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970. -N: where -N represents the number of seconds before now, for example: -3600 means 3600 seconds ago, or now - 3600 seconds For querying purposes, the end_time can be specified as: 0: in which case by default, it means now. N: where N represents the number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970. -N: where -N represents the number of seconds before now, for example: -3600 means 3600 seconds ago, or now - 3600 seconds
Member Type Description
object_name String The key or name of the statistical graph/table.
start_time long The suggested starting time to start retrieving data for the graph/table.
end_time long The suggested ending time to stop retrieving data for the graph/table.
interval long The suggested sampling interval in seconds used in creating the graph/table.
maximum_rows long The maximum number of rows to retrieve from the graph/table.

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