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Different Analysis Types
You can choose to display monitor results in one of several ways:
- Analyze Normal - Information that is not directly related to the target application is eliminated. Data is reported as follows:
- Samples related to delay categories such as Waiting for CPU, LPAR delay, and Swap delay are omitted from reports.
- DelayView, TimeView, DataView, and ModView show all relevant delays for the application. All relevant samples for both Active and Wait are reported.
- CodeView and related histograms report only active samples that emphasize the most CPU-intensive portions of the program code. Wait samples, which can mask this activity, are not included.
- Analyze All - Percentages are calculated based on all samples. This data allows you to compare delays occurring when the program is executing in both active and wait states.
- Analyze Active - Percentages are calculated based on samples where the program was actively using CPU. Samples that contain only wait information are filtered out, which allows you to make normalized CPU comparisons of program activity.
- Analyze Wait - Percentages are calculated based on samples where the program was in a wait state. Samples that contain only active information are filtered out, which allows you to make normalized comparisons of program wait activity.
For more information about the Interactive Analysis Facility, see the chapter"Analyzing Monitor Data."
CA Mainframe Application Tuner can produce batch reports based on this data. For more information about producing batch reports, see the chapter "Generating Batch Reports."
