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This artice describes the functions that are available to programatically control the sessions and workloads on your system

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To view detail information about the sessions logged on to the Teradata system you should use the GetSessionData method. This method returns a Sessions collection. The sessions in this collection are sorted by user name.

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Resource information is available in both summary and detail formats. Each type of information is also available at both the physical (Node) and virtual (Vproc) level.

The Teradata Performance Monitor Object is a COM object that provides methods which encapsulate the code required to fetch performance information from a Teradata Database. In most cases the data is returned as a collection of performance objects.

These articles refer to the version of the object that ships with Teradata Manager 12.0, and 13.0.

This article discusses the use of the Teradata Performance Monitor (COM) object which makes real time Teradata performance information available to a Windows application in a simple object oriented manner.