The following are qualifiers that are specific to pie charts. For a complete description of the remaining ADVISE PERFORMANCE PIE_CHART qualifiers, refer to the ADVISE PERFORMANCE GRAPH command.
The /FILTER qualifier allows you select a subset of the daily or history data for charting. Process data and disk data can be filtered.
Hot file data is also filtered. When you specify filtering by process, a hot file record is selected if accessed by the specified process. When you specify filtering by disk device, a hot file record is selected if located on the specified device. For hot file 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 either the filter keywords, VOLUMENAMES or 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.
The following table lists the FILTER keyword options:
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/USERNAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=USERNAMES to chart all process records with the username matching any of the specified strings. |
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/IMAGENAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=IMAGENAMES to chart all process records with the image name matching any of the specified strings. Do not specify any trailing ".EXE", nor the file version, device or directory. |
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/PROCESSNAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=PROCESSNAMES to chart all process records with the process name 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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/ACCOUNTNAMES |
Specify /FILTER=ACCOUNTNAMES to chart all process records with the account name matching any of the specified strings. |
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/WORKLOADNAMES |
Specify /FILTER=WORKLOADNAMES to chart 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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/UICS=(uic,...) |
Specify /FILTER=UICS to chart 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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/PIDS=(pid,...) |
Specify /FILTER=PIDS to chart all process records with the PID matching any of the specified PIDs. |
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/VOLUMENAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=VOLUMENAMES to chart all disk records with the volume name matching any of the specified strings. Do not specify any trailing colon. |
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/DEVICENAMES=(string,...) |
Specify /FILTER=DEVICENAMES to chart all disk records with the device name matching any of the specified strings. Do not specify any trailing colon. |
Specifies that a pie chart representing data in units of percentages is to be filled out to be the MAXIMUM of 100 percent, or is to represent only the TOTAL of the parts. For example; if you are producing a pie chart of CPU Utilization, and the parts of the pie chart have the following values:
If you specify /PERCENTAGE=TOTAL, the pie chart represents the sum of these parts, a total of 51 percent utilization, with the largest slice of the pie (approximately 3/5ths) being represented by “Interactive.” If you specify /PERCENTAGE=MAXIMUM, the pie chart contains a slice representing IDLE at 49 percent of the total pie with the remaining 51 percent representing their respective slices. If /PERCENTAGE is not used on the Pie command line, then /PERCENTAGE=MAXIMUM is assumed.
This qualifier has no effect on graphs, custom pie charts, or pie charts of metrics other than CPU Utilization.
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