In a recent note, Vir Calimlim said: > Date: Thu, 11 May 2006 21:06:07 +0800 > > My intention is to ran a SDSF batch job that would show which "DA" > task has the highest CPU usage at any specific time. The batch job's > output shows all the tasks but only the batch job and WLM have CPU% > > 0 and the rest has 0. When I go online, most of the tasks show non-0 > CPU% values. How do you get SDSF batch to show the CPU usage of all > the other tasks the way they are presented in the foreground? Would > you have any better way to do this? My rexx exec has the following: > An unscientific experiment seems to show that the first DA command I issue shows meaningless data; a refresh gives better data. I can suspect that there should be an intervening delay for averaging. I'd do this by running SDSF under a Unix shell with isfin redirected from a pipe with a "sleep" command before the refresh.
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