This command creates a workload definition in the parameters file.
ADD/WORKLOAD name
The workload definition is a 1 to 20-character alphanumeric string which represents a workload.
The ADD/WORKLOAD command creates a workload definition in the parameters file. A workload definition is a list of images or users or both that governs how Performance Agent groups process data. Users can be specified in terms of user names, UIC codes, PIDs, account names, or process names. Mixed combinations of user specifications are not allowed.
You must specify either a list of users or images or both, or use the /UNIQUE qualifier to specify that each user or each image creates a workload definition.
Defines a list of users by their account field from their UAF (User Authorization File) record that Performance Agent checks when evaluating whether the records of a given process belong to a workload. Wildcards are allowed; account names are limited to eight characters to ensure a match because the UAF account name field is eight characters.
Defines a list of image names that Performance Agent checks when evaluating whether the records of a given process belong to a workload. The image name must be 39 or fewer characters and must not include the device directory or file type. Wildcard characters are allowed.
Allows you to select process activity based on the process status (batch, interactive, network, or detached) or on the process Base Priority, or both.
Specifies the criteria a process record must meet before Performance Agent can include the process data in the workload. If you specify EITHER, Performance Agent includes process data in the workload if either the user criteria or image name for the process data is defined in the user criteria or image list. If you specify BOTH, Performance Agent includes process data in the workload if both the user list and image name for the process data match the workload definition.
Performance Agent uses the /MATCH qualifier in conjunction with the /USERNAMES, /UICS, /PIDs, /ACCOUNTNAMES, /PROCESSNAMES, and /IMAGENAMES qualifiers. By default, the value of /MATCH is EITHER is the default.
Defines a list of PIDs that Performance Agent checks when evaluating whether the records of a given process belong to a workload. If the process record's PID matches one of the PIDs in the list, the process is included in the workload if you specify /MATCH=EITHER. Otherwise, the imagename must also match one of the imagenames for the process to be considered in the workload.
Defines a list of process names that Performance Agent checks when evaluating whether the records of a given process belong to a workload. Wildcards are allowed; process names are limited to 15 characters.
Specifies how to count the number of transactions for the workload definition.
If you specify TERMINAL_RESPONSES, the number of transactions is determined by the number of terminal QIO read completions for terminal devices.
Generates a new workload for the occurrence of each unique image, unique user name, unique process name, unique UIC group, or unique account name. This qualifier cannot be used with the /MATCH, /IMAGENAMES, /UICS, /USERNAMES, /ACCOUNTNAMES, or /PROCESSNAMES qualifiers.
Defines a list of UIC specifications that Performance Agent checks when evaluating whether the records of a given process belongs to a workload. You can use the wildcard in the UIC specification in place of the user number or group number or both.
Defines a list of user names that Performance Agent checks when evaluating whether the records of a given process belong to a workload. Wildcards are allowed; usernames are 1 to 12 characters.
PSDC-EDIT> ADD/WORKLOAD ENGINEERS /USERNAMES=(SMITH,JONES,BROWN)
This command creates and adds a workload definition named ENGINEERS.
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