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2.17.3 Standard Output

 
The capacity planning database file that is generated by the
HP Openview UNIX Resource Planning Sample Application
contains the following data elements.
 
A.  Data elements common to all CA MICS Capacity Planner
    database files:
 
    SYSID
    ZONE or HOUR or DAYNAME
    YEAR
    MONTH or WEEK or MNTHDAY
    DATE

B.  Data elements unique to the HP Openview UNIX Resource
    Planning Sample Application database file:
 
    NOTE: The availability of some of these data elements
    depends on your operating environment.  For a description
    of the data elements available for various UNIX platforms
    supported by CA MICS, see the CA MICS Analyzer Option
    for MeasureWare Guide.
 
    1.  Character format data elements
 
        CAPAPU - CAPAPU9 - Workload Group

    2.  Numeric format data elements
 
        AUMSAMPL - Number of data samples
        AUMCPMDL - System model identification
        GPRAPRCT - Sum of average processes active
        GPRLCOLS - LAN collisions
        GPRDSKIO - Physical disk I/Os
        GPRPFLCT - Number of memory page faults during the
                   interval
        GPRSWPCT - Number of process swaps during the
                   interval
        GPRLDKCT - Number of logical disk I/Os during the
                   interval
        APPDSKIO - Number of physical disk I/Os

    3.  Time format data elements
 
        DURATION - Time in the measurement interval
        GPRCPUTM - CPU use during the interval
        GPRSYSTM - System CPU use during the interval
        GPRUSRTM - User CPU use during the interval
        APPCPUTM - Application's CPU use during the interval
        APPUSRTM - User CPU use during the interval
        APPSYSTM - CPU use for system processing

The data elements that are derived from the CA MICS database
and used by the HP Openview UNIX Resource Planning Sample
Application are calculated as follows:
 
CAPAPU:      The data element that contains the values found
             which will be either AUMAPU, values derived
             within the user's exit, or no CAPAPU value.

TOTCPUTM:    Total Workload application's CPU time consumed.
             The total CPU time consumed by all workload
             applications on the system.  This is the sum of
             APPCPUTM across the workloads.

TOTDSKIO:    Total Workload disk transfers.  The total number
             of disk transfers by all workloads on the
             system.  This is the sum of APPDSKIO across the
             workloads.

PCTOTCPU:    Workload percentage of total application CPU.
             The percentage of total application CPU time
             consumed by the workload. It is calculated using
             the following formula:
 
               PCTOTCPU = 100 * (APPCPUTM / TOTCPUTM)

PCTOTDSK:    Workload percentage of total disk transfers.
             The percentage of total disk transfers consumed
             by the workload. It is calculated using the
             following formula:
 
               PCTOTDSK = 100 * (APPDSKIO / TOTDSKIO)