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Monitoring System Performance Using ^PERFMON Metric Number 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 Column Title DirBlkWt UpntBlkWt BpntBlkWt DataBlkWt RouBlkWt MapBlkWt OthBlkWt DirBlkBuf UpntBlkBuf BpntBlkBuf DataBlkBuf RouBlkBuf MapBlkBuf OthBlkBuf JrnEntry BlkAlloc NetGloRef NetGloSet NetGloKill NetReqSent NCacheHit NCacheMiss NetLock RtnLine RtnLoad RtnFetch LockCom LockSucc LockFail TermRead TermWrite TermChRd TermChWrt Description Directory block writes Upper pointer block writes bottom pointer block write data block writes routine block writes map block writes other block writes directory block requests satisfied from a global upper pointer block requests satisfied from a global buffer bottom pointer block requests satisfied from a global buffer data block requests satisfied from a global buffer routine block requests satisfied from a global buffer map block requests satisfied from a global buffer other block requests satisfied from a global buffer journal entries blocks allocated network global refs network sets network kills network requests sent network cache hits network cache misses network locks M commands routine loads routine fetches lock commands successful lock commands failed lock commands terminal reads terminal writes terminal read chars terminal write chars 48 Caché Monitoring Guide
Report Examples Metric Number 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 Column Title SeqRead SeqWrt IJCMsgRd IJCMsgWt IJCNetMsg Retransmit BuffSent Description sequential reads sequential writes local IJC messages read local IJC messages written network IJC messages written network retransmits network buffers sent The global, routine, and network activity reports (indicated by the report parameter) display a predefined subset of this list. • data — type of data to report; valid values are: – 1 – for standard rates/second – 2 – for raw totals Status Codes: Status code 1 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 Description Successful Monitor is not running Missing input parameter Invalid report category Invalid report organization Invalid report format Invalid list for custom report Invalid data format The Report Examples section shows how to enter different values for the input parameters. 5.2 Report Examples The following is an example of running a report of global statistics, gathered and sorted by global name and output to a file in the manager’s directory called perfmon.txt. %SYS>Do ^PERFMON 1. Start Monitor 2. Stop Monitor 3. Pause Monitor 4. Resume Monitor 5. Sample Counters 6. Clear Counters 7. Report Statistics Caché Monitoring Guide 49
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