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Monitoring Performance Using ^pButtons 2minrun A 5-minute run sampling every 30 seconds 8.4.3.3 Copy Profiles You can copy an existing profile to a file with a different name with the following API command: set rc=$$copyprofile^pButtons(,) where , which is required, is the name of an existing profile; and , which is required, must be unique and cannot contain spaces or white-noise characters. For example, to make a copy of the 2minrun profile, enter the following: set rc=$$copyprofile^pButtons("2minrun","5minrun") The next time you run the ^pButtons utility, the list of profiles includes the following profile name and description: 2minrun 5minrun A 2-minute run sampling every 30 seconds A 2-minute run sampling every 30 seconds You can now edit the new profile as described in Edit Profiles in this section of the guide. 8.4.3.4 Delete Profiles You can delete existing profiles (except for the pre-defined “test” profile) with the following API command: set rc=$$delprofile^pButtons() where , which is required and must be double-quoted, is the name of the profile you want to delete. For example, to delete the 2minrun profile, enter the following: set rc=$$delprofile^pButtons("2minrun") The next time you run the ^pButtons utility, the list of profiles does not include 2minrun profile. 8.5 Performance Reports Created by ^pButtons Utility The ^pButtons utility generates platform-specific reports as described in this chapter. The report is divided into sections, as illustrated in the following listing: Configuration CACHE20102 on machine testsystem Customer: InterSystems Development License : 123456 Caché Version String: Cache for Windows (x86-32) 2010.2 (Build 345) Sun May 23 2010 17:51:22 EDT -------------------------------------------------------------- Profile Profile run "test" started at 10:07 on Jun 01 2010. Run over 10 intervals of 30 seconds. -------------------------------------------------------------- license Product=Enterprise License Type=Concurrent User Server=Multi Platform=Heterogeneous Licensed Users=1000 Licensed CPUs=16 . . 74 Caché Monitoring Guide
Performance Reports Created by ^pButtons Utility . -------------------------------------------------------------- End of Caché Performance Data Report The tables in this section describe the sections of each platform-specific report. The sections are listed alphabetically in each table to help you find a specific section more easily. Data that is collected only once is flagged with an asterisk ( * ). The rest of the data is collected throughout the profile run. For descriptions of the platform-specific data, see the following tables: • Caché Performance Data Report for Apple Mac OS X Platforms • Caché Performance Data Report for Microsoft Windows Platforms • Caché Performance Data Report for HP HP-UX Platforms • Caché Performance Data Report for HP OpenVMS Platforms • Caché Performance Data Report for HP Tru64 UNIX® Platforms • Caché Performance Data Report for IBM AIX® Platforms • Caché Performance Data Report for Red Hat Linux/SuSE Linux Platforms • Caché Performance Data Report for Oracle Solaris Platforms Table 8–1: Caché Performance Data Report for Apple Mac OS X Platforms Section %SS Configuration * cpf file * cstat -c Description Four samples taken over the course of the run using the ALL^%SS command. Caché instance name and hostname from the server, the full Caché version string, the licensed customer name, and the license order number. A copy of the currently active configuration file. Four samples taken at even intervals over the course of the run using the command ccontrol stat cache -p-1 -c-1 -e1 -m8 -n2 -N127. Following is a brief description of each argument: • -p-1: samples the process table to include process and global state information. • -c-1: samples the Counters section of shared memory to display journal, lock, disk, and resource usage statistics. • -e1: the SYSLOG error table. • -m8: the file table, which includes all CACHE.DAT and CACHE.EXE files and their attributes. • -n2: the network structures table, including local-to-remote database mappings. • -N127: ECP statistics for both client and server connections. Caché Monitoring Guide 75
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