1 | English French Notes Complete/Exclude
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2 | BERNSTEIN RESPONSE TIME STATISTKICS
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3 | Mean
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4 | Site Avg. From Service Level Data:
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5 | Average of Sites Running BRTM, V2:
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6 | % of total events less than 1 sec:
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7 | % of total events less than 2 sec:
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8 | [Estimated Response Times by Site using Service Level Data]
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9 | [Response Times by Site for BRTM, Version 2]
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10 | [Average Number of Events/Second]
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11 | For node:
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12 | BRTL HOST FILE
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13 | Command
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14 | Included
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15 | Earliest
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16 | Latest
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17 | Best
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18 | Worst
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19 | or over
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20 | XUCM SITE PROFILE
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21 | 8986.095/CMP PROFILE FROM
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22 | SITE PROFILE UPDATE
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23 | The MINIMUM and MAXIMUM values are normally used for scaling.
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24 | You can optionally change these values.
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25 | ENTER MINIMUM: //
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26 | ENTER MAXIMUM: //
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27 | THE LOW VALUE MUST BE GREATER THAN THE HIGH VALUE.
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28 | SUBMIT/LOG/NOPRINT/QUE=
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29 | MISC_
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30 | Main Memory
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31 | HARDWARE TYPE
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32 | device type
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33 | device type
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34 | Total blocks
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35 | Free blocks
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36 | <DISK WARNING>
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37 | / VMS Blocks FREE:
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38 | <VOL SET WARNING>
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39 | / DSM Blocks FREE:
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40 | HARDWARE PERFORMANCE SUMMARY
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41 | DISK USAGE
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42 | Drive / Type
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43 | IO Rate
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44 | Free
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45 | Time*
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46 | *Disk Response Times are estimated: RT (ms)=(QUE LENGTH/IO RATE)*1000
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47 | Purging 8986.6
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48 | Purging 8986.51
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49 | Purging 8986.5
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50 | Purging 8986.098
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51 | 8986.6 UPDATE FROM
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52 | Enter number of days to keep RAW data:
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53 | Enter number of days to keep DAILY AVERAGES:
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54 | Enter number of days to keep RAW RESPONSE TIME data:
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55 | MANUAL PURGE OF CMP DATA
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56 | Request queued to task number:
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57 | Please enter a positive number.
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58 | DATABASE UTILIZATION
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59 | DSM Blks
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60 | Total Mb
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61 | RTHIST SUMMARY
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62 | ON NODE
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63 | High(Low)
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64 | 2SD Range
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65 | System Performance Summary for 8am - 4:30pm,
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66 | (Hourly collections of 15 minutes duration, 10 second sample intervals)
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67 | SYSTEM SUMMARY
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68 | For Node:
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69 | Metric
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70 | 2sd Range
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71 | CPU MODES
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72 | COMPUTE QUEUES
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73 | MEMORY/IO
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74 | ALL EVENTS OUTSIDE 3 STANDARD DEVIATIONS ON NODE
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75 | 3sd Limits
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76 | I will print your current metric references and the new
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77 | ranges. You will be able to exit this routine if the new ranges
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78 | are unsatisfactory.
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79 | Print current references to which DEVICE?
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80 | >>Current entries in CM METRICS FILE<<
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81 | Computing new references. One Moment...
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82 | Print NEW references on which DEVICE?
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83 | New hardware reference ranges
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84 | No updating occurred.
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85 | OK to file this data
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86 | Updating NOW. One moment...
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87 | Your site parameters indicate that your new data will be overwritten
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88 | the next time the Morning Summary is generated.
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89 | To prevent this, you may delete the entry in the following field.
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90 | No data available!
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91 | Hardware
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92 | Press <RET> to Continue...
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93 | Analysis of which DATE?
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94 | PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT
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95 | PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT ON NODE
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96 | Range Unavailable
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97 | PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS FOR DATE
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98 | HW TYPE
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99 | LOCAL RANGE (2 SD)
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100 | PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF DISK DRIVES
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101 | Overall fault rate:
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102 | Maximum fault rate tolerated:
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103 | Queue Length (COM+COMO):
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104 | <<BEGINNING VPM POST-INIT>>
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105 | This post-init will allow you to review and update your
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106 | VPM site file entries. Taskman will also install new VMS com files
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107 | in your VPM host directory.
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108 | TASKMAN MUST BE RUNNING FROM A DCL CONTEXT TO COMPLETE THIS STEP.
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109 | YOU CAN '^' OUT NOW IF THIS IS NOT THE CASE.
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110 | Note that VPM also requires a HFS device, SYS$INPUT, and XUCM RESOURCE.
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111 | IF YOU EXIT NOW, RUN THE OPTION, 'SETUP PERFORMANCE MONITOR'
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112 | LATER.
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113 | The routine ^XUCMTM was written to assist with setting up Taskman
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114 | to run from DCL. Make sure you have SYSPRV and OPER before attempting
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115 | to run this routine.
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116 | ...Checking environment.
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117 | Kernel 8.0 required.
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118 | XU*8.0*35
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119 | Kernel Patch, XU*8.0*35 not detected. Please install this patch before proceeding.
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120 | VPM appears to be running and needs to be disabled.
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121 | Deleting file 8986.098 and removing Bernstein RT Data.
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122 | Adding metrics, RTM, and RSP.
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123 | VPM Response Time
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124 | Response Events/Second
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125 | Starting pre-init...
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126 | The ^XUCM global will now be synchronized with VPM file numbers
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127 | Moving ^XUCM(1) to ^XUCM(8986.095)-CM SITE PARAMETERS
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128 | Moving ^XUCM(2) to ^XUCM(8986.098)-CM BERNSTEIN DATA
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129 | Moving ^XUCM(3) to ^XUCM(8986.3)-CM SITE NODENAMES
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130 | Moving ^XUCM(3.5) to ^XUCM(8986.35)-CM SITE DISKDRIVES
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131 | Moving ^XUCM(4) to ^XUCM(8986.4)-CM METRICS
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132 | Moving ^XUCM(5) to ^XUCM(8986.5)-CM DISKDRIVE RAW DATA
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133 | Moving ^XUCM(5.1) to ^XUCM(8986.51)-CM NODENAME RAW DATA
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134 | Moving ^XUCM(6) to ^XUCM(8986.6)-CM DAILY STATISTICS
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135 | This is for VMS/DSM systems only!
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136 | Sign on as your VMS SYSTEM manager and try again.
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137 | This routine will assist you in configuring TASKMAN to run from a
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138 | DCL CONTEXT.
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139 | This procedure begins on page 294 of the Kernel 7.1 SYSTEMS MANUAL.
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140 | First, select an HFS device for writing to Taskman's home directory.
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141 | Now, let's create Taskman's home directory.
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142 | SET FILE
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143 | The final step will be to define the TASKMAN batch queues for each node
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144 | in your cluster.
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145 | Enter the name of each node in your DHCP cluster. Press RETURN when finished.
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146 | Enter NODENAME
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147 | For each of the above nodes I will create batch queues.
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148 | INIT/QUE/BATCH/OWN=TASKMAN/JOB=50/ON=
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149 | TM$
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150 | START/QUE/ON=
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151 | Select a HOST FILE SERVER device:
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152 | Enter the drive/path
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153 | Enter the full path to Taskman's home directory, ie, DRIVE:[DIRECTORY]
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154 | ...WRITING OUT 'LOGIN.COM'
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155 | LOGIN.COM
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156 | ...WRITING OUT 'ZTMWDCL.COM'
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157 | ZTMWDCL.COM
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158 | ...WRITING OUT 'ZTMSWDCL.COM'
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159 | ZTMSWDCL.COM
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160 | This step creates a new entry in UAF called TASKMAN.
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161 | You will need to provide the UIC code in the format '[#,#].'
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162 | Taskman will require at LEAST the following privileges:
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163 | CMKRNL, TMPMBX, OPER, NETMBX
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164 | Would you like to see a brief listing of UAF records
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165 | Enter a UIC code in the format '[#,*]' to restrict listing by group
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166 | MC AUTHORIZE SHOW/BRIEF
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167 | Assign TASKMAN to what UIC
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168 | Would you like to copy an existing user over to TASKMAN
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169 | Enter the Username or UIC Code to copy
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170 | MC AUTHORIZE COPY
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171 | MC AUTHORIZE ADD TASKMAN/UIC=
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172 | on node
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173 | Performance Monitor graph
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174 | Mean:
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175 | Plot raw data for which drive?
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176 | Select the NODENAME from which data was collected:
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177 | Select a metric to plot:
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178 | To sort by a particular nodename, enter that node:
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179 | Press return, or select a drive to sort on:
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180 | PLOT BY METRIC
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181 | NEED A DUZ...
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182 | This routine allows you to define the site file parameters
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183 | needed to run VPM, then instructs taskman to create the
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184 | host system directories for data files and system-specific
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185 | command procedures.
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186 | HOST FILE DIRECTORY UNDEFINED!
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187 | HFS DEVICE UNDEFINED!
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188 | CM NODENAME FILE IS INCOMPLETE!
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189 | VPM INSTALL
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190 | This final step will queue a task to install/rebuild the VPM com files.
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191 | This installation has been queued to task number:
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192 | CREATE/DIR
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193 | XUCMVPM.COM
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194 | UNABLE TO OPEN FILE
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195 | $!XUCMVPM - VA PERFORMANCE MONITOR DATA COLLECTION
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196 | $!THIS VERSION CREATED
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197 | $ SET NOON
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198 | XUCMMONITOR.COM/NOPRINT
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199 | XUCMMONITOR.COM
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200 | XUCMMONITOR.COM<POP>-
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201 | $!XUCMMONITOR.COM - MONITOR VAX METRICS
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202 | $!THIS VERSION CREATED ON
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203 | $ MONITOR DISK/ITEM=ALL,SYSTEM,STATE,LOCK,DLOCK -
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204 | MONITOR_'NODE'.DAT/NODISP/INT=10/END=
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205 | $ OPEN/APPEND MON
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206 | MONITOR_'NODE'.DAT
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207 | $ SHOW USER/INTERACTIVE/NODE='NODE'/OUT=MON
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208 | $ CLOSE MON
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209 | $ SHOW MEMORY/OUT=
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210 | MISC_'NODE'.TMP
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211 | $ OPEN/APPEND MEM
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212 | $ WRITE MEM
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213 | HARDWARE TYPE=''TYPE'
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214 | $ SHOW DEVICE D/FULL/OUT=MEM
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215 | $ CLOSE MEM
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216 | MISC*.TMP
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217 | $!XUCMRTH.COM *TOOLKIT VPM*
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218 | /MAN RTH^%ZOSV2
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219 | VPM INSTALL COMPLETED
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220 | Would you like to start over
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221 | MONITOR*.TMP.*
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222 | <VPM 3-SD WARNING>
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223 | on node
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224 | Compute
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225 | Compute (Out
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226 | ENQs Forced
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227 | DISTRIBUTED LOCK MANAGEMENT
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228 | New ENQ Rate
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229 | Block
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230 | Interrupt
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231 | Kernel
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232 | User Mode
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233 | Idle Time
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234 | Process Count
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235 | Page Fault
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236 | Page Read
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237 | Free List
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238 | Modified List
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239 | Direct I/O
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240 | Buffered I/O
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241 | number of processes
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242 | Capacity Mgmt Statistics
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243 | Your task has been queued:
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244 | ON NODE <<
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245 | Summation of Drive Activity for all Nodes
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246 | Enter EARLIEST DATE:
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247 | Enter LATEST DATE:
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248 | Mail report
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249 | XUCM*
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250 | VPM COMPACT SITE SUMMARY
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251 | Queue for what DATE/TIME?
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252 | metric not in file!
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253 | Model
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254 | VPM Summary for
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255 | DKQ
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256 | VolSet
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257 | Total MB
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258 | MB Free
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259 | VPM Compact Summary for
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260 | VPM Compact Summary
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261 | Select VPM Site
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262 | is not a VPM site.
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263 | No mailgroup defined in VPM site parameter file, no VPM daily report
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264 | Enter Ending Date
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265 | Ending Date must be Greater than Beginning date.
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266 | XUCS*
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267 | COMMANDS VS GLOBAL REFERENSES REPORT
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268 | ** Summary For This Session **
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269 | Total Routine Commands Counted:
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270 | Average Routine Commands per Second:
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271 | Total Routine Global References Counted:
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272 | Average Routine Global References per Second:
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273 | CMNDs vs GREF By Routine
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274 | Note: (???) indicates that NEGATIVE counts occur in the MSM-RTHIST global.
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275 | Ave.# Jobs:
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276 | Routine CMND/S
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277 | GREF/S
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278 | # of Routines <thresh:
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279 | Tot. CMDS <thresh:
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280 | Tot. GREFs <thresh:
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281 | Tot. Grefs <thresh:
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282 | GLOBAL REFERENSES REPORT
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283 | Total Global References:
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284 | Average Global References per Second:
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285 | Global Reference Report
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286 | # of Globals <thresh:
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287 | SYSTEM STATICAL REPORT
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288 | MUMPS Commands
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289 | Global Set Commands
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290 | Global Kill Commands
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291 | Global Fetches
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292 | TOTAL Global Accesses
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293 | TOTAL Logical Read Operations
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294 | TOTAL Logical Write Operations
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295 | Disk Reads
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296 | Disk Writes
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297 | TOTAL Disk I/O
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298 | TOTAL DDP Global Requests
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299 | TOTAL RVG Requests
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300 | RVG Hits
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301 | RVG Cache eff.
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302 | INPUT From Terminals
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303 | #################### #################### ####################
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304 | #################### #################### ####################
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305 | #################### #################### ####################
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306 | #################### #################### ####################
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307 | #################### #################### ####################
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