On Tue, 4 Jul 2006 20:11:43 +0200, Eginhard Jaeger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But a very simple solution could also be to just use the PRINT command,
e.g. 'PIPE VMC PERFSVM PRINT USER (TO BUELENS'
and then read the spool file to disk and process it. Not as nice as gett
ing
the information in
On Tue, 4 Jul 2006 20:11:43 +0200, Eginhard Jaeger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
But a very simple solution could also be to just use the PRINT command,
e.g. 'PIPE VMC PERFSVM PRINT USER (TO BUELENS'
and then read the spool file to disk and process it. Not as nice as
getting
the information in
I have a userid (LINUXMON) that snaps the RTM user tables once per
minute and scans the linux userids. If they are over a pre-defined
limit on CPU, I/O, or Paging, it sends a message to the system
operator to keep an eye on that linux server - and if the message
reoccurs there could be a
With zVM 5.2
(I got RTM to work on 5.1 - it took a little work, nothing really
major) it looks like RTM will not work.
Yeah, and how. CP internals changed a LOT in 5.2, and it would take
major hacking to make RTM work.
Is there some way to get
the internal tables from the Performance
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Well, you can
- either use the PIPE VMC interface to retrieve and analyze
any kind of data on a performance screen in any way
