Chris have you had a look at the PAV analysis tool on the z/OS Unix "Tools
and Toys" page ?.
The graphs (from SAS) are a bit lurid, but you might be able to use the
extracted data.
Shane ...
Chris wrote on 17/03/2010 01:37:23 AM:
>I would be looking at tracking HyperPAV at the device level
Subject: Re: SMF74PSM - PAV Samples
Chris,
useful HyperPAV activity can be observed at the LCU level in the 78.3
records. But it sounds like you're trying to break down the HyperPAV
activity to the device level. Are you using fields SMF74NUX and SMF74PSM
to quantify alias assignement?
Chris,
useful HyperPAV activity can be observed at the LCU level in the 78.3
records. But it sounds like you're trying to break down the HyperPAV
activity to the device level. Are you using fields SMF74NUX and SMF74PSM
to quantify alias assignement? Field SMF74QUE (IOSQ) is really your
indicat
>For instance, if RMF showed an average of 1 during a one minute interval and
>the PAV samples were every second then that base had 60 aliases assigned to
>it.
No, that is not correct.
It could have one every second for 60 seconds.
That averages to ONE.
I have not worked with HIPERPAV, yet.
Bu
: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu; burgess, christopher
Cc: Luis Andrade
Subject: Re: SMF74PSM - PAV Samples
Hello Chris.
I'm nor sure about what kind of information you need. Anyhow RMF info is a
result of the SMF records gathered or collected during the defined interval,
either if you are using WDM or
Hello Chris.
I'm nor sure about what kind of information you need. Anyhow RMF info is a
result of the SMF records gathered or collected during the defined interval,
either if you are using WDM or post-processing.
Maybe you need some information on I/O response time.
About PAV we must remember th
Does anyone have any idea how often successful PAV samples are taken during
a given RMF interval?
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