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Wiki Page: When monitoring a BEA- WebLogic Server why does the counter "executeQueueRuntimePendingRequestOldestTime" produce a very high value and what does this value represent?

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When monitoring a WebLogic Server for the counter "executeQueueRuntimePendingRequestOldestTime" you will often see values which appear to be very large for example: 807,932,873.80. The official BEA definition of this counter is "the time that the longest waiting request was placed in the queue"; however BEA support have stated that this counter returns the total time in milliseconds elapsed from the instant the "longest pending request" has been waiting on the socket reader threads; this value is then the converted to date with the java.util.Date class and displayed on the WebLogic console". However the value the BEA-WebLogic MIB returns is in milliseconds and so is displayed in SilkVision and SilkPerformer in this format. Old KB# 18549

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