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Auxiliary Rules File Example

As shown in following example, the first three elements - rule ID, domain, and the rule conditions - must be in this order. The next four elements may be in any order.

!       disable M0010 
DISABLE M0010; 
!       fire this rule after 10 rule occurrences 
LITERAL Too_many = 10 ENDLITERAL
Rule UM010 Domain Local
Soft_fault_Rate .ge. 100 ; 
Hard_fault_Rate .ge. 8 ; 
Pages_on_Freelist .le. 300 ; 
Computable_Processes_Ovr_Defpri .ge. 2.5 ; 
Direct_IO_Rate .ge. 40 ;
Occurrences = Too_many;
Evidence = 
                 Soft_Fault_Rate 
                 Hard_fault_Rate 
                 Pages_on_freelist 
                 Computable_Processes_Ovr_Defpri 
                 Direct_IO_Rate 
                 User_name (Top_HF_User_X)
                 Volume_Name (Highest_IO_rate_disk_x)Time;
		   Conclusion " There are significant demands on all of 
                 the system's resources.  Either lower 
                 the overall demand, or expand the data 
                 processing resources."

Brief_conclusion 
                  "System resources fully taxed;  
                   performance degradation likely." 

EndRule