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jt,
Exporting to ifs directories (non QSYS.LIB) as .txt is no problem.
I created a share to a file called BUBBA in library ROB. This file has a
record length of 150 - no DDS. Exporting to this did not generate an error
but neither did it work. I suspect it is because there is no .mbr option -
just .csv, .txt and a few others.
I hope you didn't make me go through this work just so you could rant on
about the evils of GUI tools again.
Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin
"jt" <jt@ee.net>
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Subject: RE: Interactive
Response Time
12/18/2001 08:17 AM
Please respond to
midrange-l
Rob,
Ya...! Can you *OUTFILE this stuff to a 400 DB file...? (.txt is OK,
though)
jt
| -----Original Message-----
| From: midrange-l-admin@midrange.com
| [mailto:midrange-l-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of rob@dekko.com
| Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 8:06 AM
| To: midrange-l@midrange.com
| Subject: Re: Interactive Response Time
|
|
|
| I fired up Operations Navigator's performance features on our newly
| upgraded P50-840-12way. Then I exported these graphs to txt files. Here
| are the results. Would knowing this information from your system
| help you?
|
| CPU Utilization (Average)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- -----
| 12/17/2001 4:00:00 PM Gdihq 6.00
| 12/17/2001 4:01:00 PM Gdihq 7.00
| 12/17/2001 4:01:30 PM Gdihq 7.00
| 12/17/2001 4:02:00 PM Gdihq 8.00
| 12/17/2001 4:02:30 PM Gdihq 17.00
| 12/17/2001 4:03:00 PM Gdihq 10.00
| 12/17/2001 4:03:30 PM Gdihq 6.00
| 12/17/2001 4:04:00 PM Gdihq 8.00
| 12/17/2001 4:04:30 PM Gdihq 12.00
| 12/17/2001 4:05:00 PM Gdihq 10.00
| 12/17/2001 4:05:30 PM Gdihq 13.00
|
|
| CPU Utilization (Interactive Feature)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- ------
| 12/17/2001 4:00:00 PM Gdihq 3.00
| 12/17/2001 4:01:00 PM Gdihq 4.00
| 12/17/2001 4:01:30 PM Gdihq 4.00
| 12/17/2001 4:02:00 PM Gdihq 44.00
| 12/17/2001 4:02:30 PM Gdihq 146.00
| 12/17/2001 4:03:00 PM Gdihq 76.00
| 12/17/2001 4:03:30 PM Gdihq 4.00
| 12/17/2001 4:04:00 PM Gdihq 4.00
| 12/17/2001 4:04:30 PM Gdihq 53.00
| 12/17/2001 4:05:00 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:05:30 PM Gdihq 5.00
|
| Interactive Response Time (Average)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- ----
| 12/17/2001 4:00:00 PM Gdihq 0.11
| 12/17/2001 4:01:00 PM Gdihq 0.11
| 12/17/2001 4:01:30 PM Gdihq 0.12
| 12/17/2001 4:02:00 PM Gdihq 0.13
| 12/17/2001 4:02:30 PM Gdihq 0.29
| 12/17/2001 4:03:00 PM Gdihq 0.60
| 12/17/2001 4:03:30 PM Gdihq 0.70
| 12/17/2001 4:04:00 PM Gdihq 0.09
| 12/17/2001 4:04:30 PM Gdihq 0.24
| 12/17/2001 4:05:00 PM Gdihq 0.17
| 12/17/2001 4:05:30 PM Gdihq 0.11
| ...
| 12/17/2001 4:16:30 PM Gdihq 0.27
| 12/17/2001 4:17:00 PM Gdihq 7.24
| 12/17/2001 4:17:30 PM Gdihq 0.12
|
|
| Interactive Response Time (Maximum)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- ------
| 12/17/2001 4:00:00 PM Gdihq 0.65
| 12/17/2001 4:01:00 PM Gdihq 1.47
| 12/17/2001 4:01:30 PM Gdihq 0.92
| 12/17/2001 4:02:00 PM Gdihq 0.92
| 12/17/2001 4:02:30 PM Gdihq 5.15
| 12/17/2001 4:03:00 PM Gdihq 57.63
| 12/17/2001 4:03:30 PM Gdihq 46.25
| 12/17/2001 4:04:00 PM Gdihq 0.69
| 12/17/2001 4:04:30 PM Gdihq 3.69
| 12/17/2001 4:05:00 PM Gdihq 2.40
| 12/17/2001 4:05:30 PM Gdihq 0.63
|
|
| Disk Arm Utilization (Average)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- ----
| 12/17/2001 4:13:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:30 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:00 PM Gdihq 2.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:30 PM Gdihq 2.00
| 12/17/2001 4:15:00 PM Gdihq 2.00
| 12/17/2001 4:15:30 PM Gdihq 2.00
| 12/17/2001 4:16:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:16:30 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:17:00 PM Gdihq 2.00
|
|
| Disk IOP Utilization (Average)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- -----
| 12/17/2001 4:13:00 PM Gdihq 5.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:30 PM Gdihq 5.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:00 PM Gdihq 6.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:30 PM Gdihq 9.00
| 12/17/2001 4:15:00 PM Gdihq 6.00
| 12/17/2001 4:15:30 PM Gdihq 6.00
| 12/17/2001 4:16:00 PM Gdihq 7.00
| 12/17/2001 4:16:30 PM Gdihq 6.00
|
|
| Communications IOP Utilization (Maximum)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- -----
| 12/17/2001 4:13:00 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:30 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:00 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:30 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:15:00 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:15:30 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:16:00 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:16:30 PM Gdihq 14.00
| 12/17/2001 4:17:00 PM Gdihq 23.00
|
|
| User Pool Faults (Average)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- ----
| 12/17/2001 4:12:30 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:12:45 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:15 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:30 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:45 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:15 PM Gdihq 1.00
|
|
| Communications Line Utilization (Average)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- ----
| 12/17/2001 4:11:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:12:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:15:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:16:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:17:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:18:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:19:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:20:00 PM Gdihq 6.00
|
|
| LAN Utilization (Average)
|
| Date Time System Value
| ---------- ---------- ----- ----
| 12/17/2001 4:11:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:12:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:13:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:14:00 PM Gdihq 1.00
| 12/17/2001 4:15:00 PM Gdihq 2.00
| 12/17/2001 4:16:00 PM Gdihq 2.00
|
| There's several more charts available.
|
|
|
| Rob Berendt
|
| ==================
| "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
| safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
| Benjamin Franklin
|
|
|
| prumschlag@phdinc.c
| om To:
| midrange-l@midrange.com
| Sent by: cc:
| midrange-l-admin@mi Fax to:
| drange.com Subject: Re:
| Interactive Response Time
|
|
| 12/17/2001 04:01 PM
| Please respond to
| midrange-l
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Mike,
|
| (jt: You might want to read this, too.)
|
| I really like the format you are using with the various time buckets.
| After
| running down several dead-end paths, the only performance file (QAPM*) I
| see
| that has this kind of information is QAPMRESP which is for twinax
attached
| workstations only. The Performance Tools Manual shows a report
| for Locally
| Attached Workstations as well as one for Remote Workstations. I am not
| finding
| this type of info for LAN attached Client Access type workstations.
|
| Is your report showing the Client Access workstations or just the twinax
| type?
|
| If I understand correctly, Performance Tools presents reports and screens
| based
| on the data that is collected by the QPFRMON job that starts when
| you run a
| STRPFRMON command. (I am not sure if/how this is related to the
CRTPFRDTA
| job
| that is always running in QSYSWRK.) We don't have Performance Tools, but
| before
| I spend money, I would like to have some assurance PT can actually
provide
| the
| info I need.
|
| Phil
|
|
| <snip>
| Enough of my stories. My thought is that you use another metric for
| response time. This assumes you can get someone to buy into the idea
| that
| sometimes response time is an application problem or design issue. I
| think
| this is real critical. What we measure is the 'distribution curve of
| response times'. Everyone is going to be slightly different
| but what we
| measure is the standard 4 buckets: 0-1 second, 1-2, seconds, 2-4
| seconds,
| 4+ seconds. 95% of our transactions fall within sub-second, 98%
within
| 2
| seconds, and so on. Right now I forget how we track that but I am
| pretty
| sure it is a component of performance tools.
| <end snip>
|
|
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