Causes graphs to depict a specified time period. The selected data is averaged into the time period selected. If you also use the /SCHEDULE qualifier, the DAILY and WEEKLY graphs are trimmed to show only the selected hours.
The DAILY and WEEKLY graphs must select data from at least two different days, and the MONTHLY and QUARTERLY graphs must select data from at least two different months.
If history data with the periodicity attribute is selected, the /AVERAGE value is automatically set to that periodicity value. This is true regardless of whether the /AVERAGE qualifier is used.
Specifies the beginning time for the data selection. By default 00:00 is used.
Specifies the family name, which dictates how to classify the workload for workload graphs, and the process statistics section of the Performance Evaluation Report. By default, no classification is used.
Specifies the name of the Collection Definition, and hence the collected data that you desire to use for graphs and reports. If you omit this qualifier, daily data is obtained from the Collection Definition called “CPD.”
To view the Collection Definitions that you have available, use the DCL command ADVISE COLLECT SHOW ALL.
If you want to use history data instead of daily data, use the /HISTORY qualifier instead of the /COLLECTION_DEFINITION qualifier. These two qualifiers are mutually exclusive.
Specifies that a file containing a series of date ranges is to be used in place of the /BEGINNING and /ENDING qualifiers. Each line in the dates file should look like the following code:
dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss.cc,dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss.cc
The time may be omitted entirely or may be truncated. Any truncated parts of the time are defaulted to 0. The periods of time represented by each line in the file need not be contiguous but they must be in ascending order.
/DATES is mutually exclusive with /BEGINNING and /ENDING.
Specifies the ending time for the data selection. By default, 23:59 or NOW is used.
The /FILTER qualifier allows you select a subset of the daily or history data for interactive displays. Process data and disk data can be filtered.
Hotfile data is also filtered. When you specify filtering by process, a hotfile record is selected if accessed by the specified process. When you specify filtering by disk device, a hotfile record is selected if located on the specified device. For hotfile records matching both process and disk device, specify filtering by both process and device.
Process data can be filtered by using any of the filter keywords: USERNAMES, IMAGENAMES, PROCESSNAMES, ACCOUNTNAMES, UICS, PIDS or WORKLOADNAMES. If a process record's identification information matches any of the identification specifications that are specified, then that record is selected.
Likewise, disk data can be filtered by using any of the filter keywords: VOLUMENAMES and DEVICENAMES. If a device record's identification information matches any of the volume names or device names that are specified, then that record is selected.
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/FILTER=USERNAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=USERNAMES to select all process records with the username matching any of the specified strings. |
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/FILTER=IMAGENAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=IMAGENAMES to select all process records with the imagename matching any of the specified strings. Do not specify any trailing “.EXE,” nor the file version, device or directory. |
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/FILTER=PROCESSNAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=PROCESSNAMES to select all process records with the processname matching any of the specified strings. The match string is case sensitive, so if the process names have any lowercase letters, spaces or tabs, use double quotes when you enter the value (e.g., /FILTER=PROCESSNAMES="--RTserver--"). |
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/FILTER=ACCOUNTNAMES |
Specify /FILTER=ACCOUNTNAMES to select all process records with the accountname matching any of the specified strings. |
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/FILTER=WORKLOADNAMES |
Specify /FILTER=WORKLOADNAMES to select all process records associated with any of the specified workloads. This filter is valid only if the /CLASSIFY_BY qualifier is used to specify a classification scheme for your workload data. |
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/FILTER=UICS=(uic,...) |
Specify /FILTER=UICS to select all process records with the UIC matching any of the specified UICs. An asterisk may be used to wildcard either the group or user field of the specified UICs. |
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/FILTER=PIDS=(pid,...) |
Specify /FILTER=PIDS to select all process records with the PID matching any of the specified PIDs. |
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/FILTER=VOLUMENAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=VOLUMENAMES to select all disk records with the volumename matching any of the specified strings. Do not specify any trailing colon. |
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/FILTER=DEVICENAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=DEVICENAMES to select all disk records with the devicename matching any of the specified strings. Do not specify any trailing colon. |
Specifies the name of a history file descriptor to cause history files to be used instead of daily data. By default, no history selection is made.
Specifies the list of node names on which to select data. By default, the Performance Manager uses all nodes.
Specifies a user compiled rules file to be used when data is selected for Analysis.
Specifies that a weekly selection schedule is to be used when selecting data. By default, no schedule is used.
Specifies the number of points to plot along the x-axis for graphs. /X_POINTS also affects the width of ANSI formatted graphs. The default value varies depending on the time period selected.
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