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Virtual Control File (CTC) Performance Report (VF)

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    2004/07/13 14:07   CA MIM Virtual Control File Performance Report                                 PAGE      1
 (4)System:    SYSB               (5)Jobname:  MIMGR       (6)Release:   11.6    (7)Service Level:  0000
 (8)From:      2003/10/25 00:00   (9)Each:     RECORD
(10)To:        2004/03/12 10:52 (11)Shift:     00:00 24:00
                  (13)       (15)    (16)    (17)      (18)     (19)     (20)     (21)    (22)
     (12)        Sample (14) System   Reserve   Reserve    Physical   Physical   Logical    Logical   Error  (23)
  Interval Start  Count  DEV    Name     Time      Count    Blocks Rd  Blocks Wr  Blocks Rd  Blocks Wr  Count Message
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 2004/03/07 16:58     15 9010 SYSA       .005387      3,970      3,970      3,970      5,664      5,610     0  Master=SYSA
                         C210 SYSA       .000000          0          0          0          0          0     0
                         C310 SYSA       .000000          0          0          0          0          0     0

Field

Description

(1)

Date and time the report was created.

(2)

Report title.

(3)

Report page number.

(4)

System name of the CA MIM image as defined by the DEFSYS statement.

(5)

Name of the CA MIM started task.

(6)

The CA MIM release number.

(7)

The CA MIM service level.

(8)

Date and timestamp of the earliest record in the reporting interval.

(9)

Summary level for the data line. In this example, each RECORD is displayed in the detail line. If each HOUR was specified, then the detail line would be a summary of the hour's activity.

(10)

Date and timestamp of the latest record in the recording interval.

(11)

Range of records included in the report.

INTERVAL START(12)

Start date and timestamp that the report line interval data covers.

SAMPLE COUNT (13)

The total number of data samples taken during the reporting interval.

DEV (14)

Device address of the CTC device, or 'XCF' (which represents a logic path to the external system using XCF communications). This value is similar to the DEV column of the MIM0176 message that is generated by the DISPLAY PATH command.

SYSTEM NAME (15)

External system name, as defined by a DEFSYS statement, to which the CTC device or logical XCF path connects the local system. This value is similar to the SYSTEM column of the MIM0176 message that is generated by the DISPLAY PATH command.

RESERVE TIME (16)

The average elapsed time, in seconds, that the master system took to process virtual reserve request for the specified path represented by the CTC device during the reporting interval. This time covers the time from when the master system receives a request from the client and in turn sends the control file to this client. This value is similar to the RSVDELAY column of the MIM0176 message that is generated by the DISPLAY PATH command.

RESERVE COUNT (17)

The total number of virtual reserve requests received over the specified CTC path during the reporting interval.

PHYSICAL BLKS RD (18)

The total number of buffers (of a size up to the value specified by the MIMINIT VCFBUFFERSIZE parameter) that were received over the specified CTC path during the reporting interval. This value is similar to the READ column of the MIM0176 message that is generated by the DISPLAY PATH command.

PHYSICAL BLKS WR (19)

The total number of buffers (of a size up to the value specified by the MIMINIT VCFBUFFERSIZE parameter) that were transmitted over the specified CTC path during the reporting interval. This value is similar to the WRITTEN column of the MIM0176 message that is generated by the DISPLAY PATH command.

LOGICAL BLKS RD (20)

The total number of buffers (of a size up to the current BLKSIZE) that were received over the specified CTC path during the reporting interval. As many logical blocks of size BLKSIZE that will fit into a transfer buffer of size VCFBUFFERSIZE can be transmitted or received with a single I/O operation.

LOGICAL BLKS WR (21)

The total number of buffers (of a size up to the current BLKSIZE) that were transmitted over the specified CTC path during the reporting interval. As many logical blocks of size BLKSIZE that will fit into a transfer buffer of size VCFBUFFERSIZE can be transmitted or received with a single I/O operation.

ERROR COUNT (22)

The number of errors that occurred on the specified CTC path during the reporting interval. This value is similar to the ERR column of the MIM0176 message that is generated by the DISPLAY PATH command.

MASTER (23)

The name of the master system at the end of the reporting interval.