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The Aggregation agent publishes different MIM parameters depending on the storage selected in the Aggregation profile. For information about the MIM the MIM and a list of the general MIM parameters, see Administration and Management in Legacy Desktop.

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MIM Parameter	Description
Created Session Count	This MIM parameter contains the number of sessions created. `Created Session Count` is of the long type and is defined as a global MIM context type. You can reset the value by using `resetCounters` via a JMX client. See 7.5 Aggregation Monitoring /wiki/spaces/temp/pages/23152646 for further information.
Online Session Count	This MIM parameter contains the number of sessions cached in memory. `Online Session Count` is of the int type and is defined as a global MIM context type.
Session Cache Hit Count	When an already existing session is read from the cache instead of disk, a cache hit is counted. This MIM parameter contains the number of cache hits. `Session Cache Hit Count` is of the long type and is defined as a global MIM context type. You can reset the value by using `resetCounters` via a JMX client. See 7.5 Aggregation Monitoring /wiki/spaces/temp/pages/23152646 for further information.
Session Cache Miss Count	When an already existing session is requested and the Aggregation profile cannot read the session information from the cache and instead reads the session information from disk, a cache miss is indicated. If a non-existing session is requested, this will not be counted as a cache miss. This MIM parameter contains the number of cache misses counted by the Aggregation profile. `Session Cache Miss Count` is of the long type and is defined as a global MIM context type. You can reset the value by using `resetCounters` via a JMX client. See 7.5 Aggregation Monitoring /wiki/spaces/temp/pages/23152646 for further information.
Session Count	This MIM parameter contains the number of sessions in storage on the file system. `Session Count` is of the int type and is defined as a global MIM context type.

Couchbase Storage and Redis Storage

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MIM Parameter	Description
Created Session Count	This MIM parameter contains the number of sessions created. `Created Session Count` is of the long type and is defined as a global MIM context type. You can reset the value by using `resetCounters` via a JMX client. See 7.5 Aggregation Monitoring /wiki/spaces/temp/pages/23152646 for further information.
Online Session Count	For Elasticsearch, the value for this MIM parameter is always 0. This MIM parameter is retained for Elasticsearch to retain backwards compatitlity for workflows created with File Storage. `Online Session Count` is of the int type and is defined as a global MIM context type.
Session Cache Hit Count	When an already existing session is read from the cache instead of disk, a cache hit is counted. For Elasticsearch, the value for this MIM parameter is always 0. This MIM parameter is retained for Elasticsearch to retain backwards compatitlity for workflows created with File Storage. `Session Cache Hit Count` is of the long type and is defined as a global MIM context type. You can reset the value by using `resetCounters` via a JMX client. See 7.5 Aggregation Monitoring /wiki/spaces/temp/pages/23152646 for further information.
Session Cache Miss Count	When an already existing session is requested and the Aggregation profile cannot read the session information from the cache and instead reads the session information from disk, a cache miss is indicated. If a non-existing session is requested, this will not be counted as a cache miss. For Elasticsearch, the value for this MIM parameter is always 0. This MIM parameter is retained for Elasticsearch to retain backwards compatitlity for workflows created with File Storage. `Session Cache Miss Count` is of the long type and is defined as a global MIM context type. You can reset the value by using `resetCounters` via a JMX client. See 7.5 Aggregation Monitoring /wiki/spaces/temp/pages/23152646 for further information.
Session Count	This MIM parameter contains the number of sessions in storage on the file system. `Session Count` is of the int type and is defined as a global MIM context type.

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