Thanks Ron!
Peter
And ideal on the amount of data were talking here on a typical day?
i have several vm systems, and we also ftp the data to z/OS for reporting,
so it is quite a lot of space
that is occupied in z/VM and z/OS to hold all the data. For the
performance toolkit its good to have
a lot of data
Hi Stefan,
In response to your statement,
* the old file is read by a rexx procedure and only a subset of the
monitoring records are selected from
it building a new file (about 10% of the original size), this reduced
file is then send to z/OS by ftp for reporting.
I'd be interested in
Maybe this is where we need a NEW utility program, since MONWRITE is doin
g
exactly the job it was written for (copying ALL monitor data to disk/tape
?).
Perhaps a utility that when pointed at a selection criteria file and a
monwrite output file, will copy only those monitor records sellected. Or
Unless the objective is to have a program that will collect some of the
records for one reporting function and another instance of the program
collecting a different selection of the monitor records for a different
reporting function, why not just limit the amount of records written to
the
Because as someone pointed out before (Barton, I think), for performance
monitoring, you want more event data and for capacity planning you need
appropriate sample data. I think PerfTK could deal with more data than it
needs for online real-time performance monitoring, while another process
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Good day,
Firstly, apologies for a very basic question from a z/OS system
programmer.
Not being a VM expert, I've been struggling with this for most of
According to help HCPLNM1151E your LNX000 DASD volume is not a 3390-9.
I would guess that it is a 3390-3.
You may want to ATTACH the device ucb for LNX000 to yourself then do
DEVTYPE ucb.
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From the MAINT id, enter Q DASD LNX000. This will give you the device
address of that volume, such as:
DASD 6903 CP SYSTEM LNX000
Then enter Q DASD DETAILS and find out how many cylinders CP
thinks it has. If it is incorrect, it isn't configured correctly in
the storage controller or you
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 09:41:24 -0500 =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Thomas_Kern?= said:
Maybe this is where we need a NEW utility program, since MONWRITE is doing
exactly the job it was written for (copying ALL monitor data to disk/tape?).
Perhaps a utility that when pointed at a selection criteria file and a
Almost. I would consider the PIPE that uses the starmon stage to be a
utility; the stage by itself is simply a tool used to build the
utility.
An interesting thought: when was the last time someone sat down and went
through everything that's on the default S disk? It might be very
Here some code from y TSLAMON EXEC that performs some calculations
(CPU usage and WAIT%), These waits is something RTM/ESA nor VMPRF
didn't provide in real-time, hence my -old- code.
'|Irefr: FaninAny',
'|R: REXX ('myname mytype')' refresh, /* Perform calculations */
'|FILESLOW'
I would be interested in getting a copy of the complete TSLMON EXEC.
Thanks for your help.
/Thomas Kern
/301-903-2211
/U.S. Department of Energy
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 18:19:43 +0100, Kris Buelens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Here some code from y TSLAMON EXEC that performs some
If you search google, using z/VM performance capacity planning, you should see
velocitysoftware.com/whylps.html as the first link. This is the description of
instrumentation requirements. I've also offered zMON (dirt cheap, by the way) as a real
time monitor that will produce records for MICS
Or you could look at the Redbooks. The additional files from REDP3818
has a sample for a monwrite machine that filters records. In this case
CPU usage records.
Kris, isn't TSLAMON avalable on the VM download packages?
Regards, Berry.
Kris Buelens schreef:
Here some code from y TSLAMON EXEC
Somewhat OT, but of interest none the less, imho
Sci-fi writer Arthur C. Clarke dies at 90, aide says
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/headline/world/5630362.html
DJ
Did you ever resolve this?
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