HP XP P9000Watch and HP XP P9000Sketch Reference Guide for HP XP P9000 Performance Advisor v5.5 (T1789-96341, February 2013)

for viewing, more is the memory required for plotting the numerous data points from the selected

metrics.

Figure 25 shows the error message that is displayed when the metric count in the .csv file is higher

compared to the Java heap size value specified in run.bat.

Figure 25 Error message

NOTE:

• Ensure that the size of the CSV file to be loaded is not more than the configured heap size.

• The maximum Java heap size that can be configured depends on the operating system

specification. For more information, see the Windows operating system documentation.

Viewing performance metrics in HP XP P9000Sketch

After the .csv file is loaded, the performance metrics of different components collected for specified

durations are displayed in the Metrics Pane. By default, the first set of data points collected for the

first metric that appears in the Metrics Pane is automatically plotted in the Graph Area. If the data

collection is more for a metric in a specified time interval and all the data points are not displayed

in the same graph, click the > button to view the plotting of the next set of data points. To view the

first set of data points, click the < button.

Figure 26 shows a performance report generated using HP XP P9000Sketch.

Figure 26 Performance report generated using HP XP P9000Sketch

You can select multiple metrics at a time. Accordingly, multiple graphs are plotted in the Graph

Area, as shown in figure below. This is especially useful when you want to analyze the performance

metrics of components across different time intervals. Different color codes are used to differentiate

the various metrics when they are plotted in the Graph Area. The performance metrics for the

selected set of components are displayed on the Domain Axis (X-axis) against the specified durations,

which are displayed on the Range Axis (Y-axis). The Lower Pane displays the Start Time and End

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