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Aside from IBM, can anyone provide some additional names of
At one time, I was exporting data from a VM monitor and sending it to a
PC for manipulation by GNUPlot and ImageMagic to produce JPGs of the
the system utilization data. The JPGs were retrieved from the PC for
display by a webbrowser. That PC was running Windows (I had not started
working with
In a message dated 5/31/2005 11:14:54 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you've got SAS, you can easily create CSV files that you put into Excel
to produce graphs. It's not that difficult (especialy for someone who can
handle SASGraph) to create Excel macros and
Alan,
You may want to contact MXG (Barry Merrill) or Chuck H. Got to www.mxg.com
they may have some ideas.
Kevin
-- Original message --
Hi,
We're considering the possibility of sending SMF offsite to a vendor
who
produces graphs for management. It
I am likely confused. The person wants to send some data out-of-house and get
back some graphs? In what form? Transparencies? GIF files? PNG files? A
presentation?
What I am considering is looking a porting GNUPlot from Linux to z/OS UNIX
System Services. I just haven't had time (or
On Tue, 31 May 2005 12:43:31 -0500, McKown, John
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I am considering is looking a porting GNUPlot from Linux to z/OS UNIX
System Services. I just haven't had time (or inclination). Our DASD person
is really pumped on SASGraph, but the bloody thing is super expensive.
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