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View Process Statistics with a Generalized Set of Metrics

The following report example illustrates the process statistics section with a focus on CPU, memory, and IO data, primarily presented as rates. Some UAF parameters are also provided. This format of the report is obtained by using the qualifier /PROCESS_STATISTICS=FOCUS=GENERAL.

To view the report with a different orientation, provide your choice of sort keys. For example, the following syntax presents the statistics by workload family with a breakdown by image:

/PROCESS_STATISTICS=(FOCUS=GENERAL,PRIMARY_KEY=WORKLOAD,SECONDARY_KEY=IMAGENAME)

Performance                   YQUEM (VAX 6000-440)                      Page   1
Evaluation                                                          PA Vx.x
                       Tuesday 26-JAN-1997 09:00 to 10:00


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     | The following table gives the average general statistics for processes during the selected time frame.                 |
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Primary/Secondary Key              Img  Cpu time  DirI/O  BufI/O  SftFlt  HrdFlt   Ave     Max     Ave     WS      WS      WS
    Pid/ Image         Pri  State  Cnt   (Min)     /Sec    /Sec    /Sec    /Sec   WSsize  WSsize  Global Default  Quota   Extent
--------------------- ----- ----- ----- -------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- -------
29400201
   Swapper            16/16   HIB     0    0.021    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00       0       0       0       1       1       1
29400206
   CONFIGURE          10/ 8   HIB     0    0.038    0.00    0.00    0.00    0.00     265     265       0     512    1636   75000
29400209
   ERRFMT              7/ 7   HIB     0    0.011    0.01    0.01    0.00    0.00     241     241       0     512    1636   75000
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294004C0
   (dcl)               4/ 4   CUR     0    0.017    0.00    0.01    0.02    0.00     452     474      52     818    2048   10000
   CMS                 4/ 4   CUR     5    0.133    0.03    0.11    0.73    0.04     509     862      58     818    2048   10000
   DIRECTORY           4/ 4   CUR     1    0.005    0.01    0.02    0.02    0.00     477     477      64     818    2048   10000
   MAIL                5/ 4   LEF     2    0.046    0.03    0.10    0.37    0.01    1115    1317     311     818    2048   10000
29400A41
   (dcl)               4/ 4   CUR     0    0.022    0.00    0.01    0.02    0.00     379     554      39     818    2048    9216
   DELETE              5/ 4   CUR     1    0.002    0.00    0.00    0.03    0.00     308     308      28     818    2048    9216
   DIRECTORY           4/ 4   CUR     1    0.002    0.00    0.00    0.02    0.00     495     495      97     818    2048    9216
   SEARCH              5/ 4   CUR     1    0.006    0.00    0.01    0.04    0.00     325     325      30     818    2048    9216
   SHOW                5/ 4   CUR     1    0.002    0.00    0.00    0.09    0.00     375     375      35     818    2048    9216
   TPU                 6/ 4   CUR     5    0.164    0.09    0.19    2.17    0.04    1167    1497     308     818    2048    9216

User Command: ADVISE PERF REPORT PERF/NODE=YQUEM/BEG=26-JAN-1997 09:00:00.00/END=26-JAN-1997 10:00:00.00 -
    /INCLUDE=PROC/PROC=FOCU=GEN/OUT=EXAMPLE_3_GEN.

The following statements describe the columns in the previous report:

• Primary/Secondary Key-This column lists the primary and secondary key identifiers for the process detail lines. The keys may be Mode, Username, Imagename, Processname, Account, UIC group, Workloadname, or PID.
• Pri-This column shows the process's current priority and base priority. For more than one process, they are averages weighted by the process's uptime.
• State-This column represents the scheduling state of the process for the most recent data. For more than one process, this column reflects the state of only one of these processes.
• Img Cnt-This column provides the number of image activations as a count for the process or processes.
• Cpu time (Min)-This column provides the amount of CPU time consumed by the process or processes in minutes.
• DirI/O /Sec-This column provides the average Direct I/O rate per second for the process or processes.
• BufI/O /Sec-This column provides the average Buffered I/O rate per second for the process or processes.
• SftFlt /Sec-This column provides the average soft pagefault rate per second for the process or processes.
• HrdFlt /Sec-This column provides the average hard pagefault rate per second for the process or processes.
• Ave WSsize-This column provides the average working set size (private pages + global pages) for the process. For more than one process, the value is an average weighted by the processes' uptime.
• Max WSsize-This column provides the maximum working set size (private pages + global pages) of any one process, for any one recording example.
• Ave Global-This column provides the average number of global workingset pages for the process. For more than one process, the value is an average weighted by the processes' uptime.
• WS Default-This column provides the WSDEFAULT value for the process. For more than one process, the value is an average weighted by the processes' uptime.
• WS Quota-This column provides the WSQUOTA value for the process. For more than one process, the value is an average weighted by the processes' uptime.
• WS Extent-This column provides the WSEXTENT value for the process. For more than one process, the value is an average weighted by the processes' uptime.