TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

OUT list-file directs output to the named list file; this can be a DEFINE name. If this
option is omitted, the PATHMON process directs the output to the
PATHCOM list file; this is typically the home terminal.
server-class specifies the name of a previously defined and added server class. Use
either a single name or several names separated by commas and enclosed
in parentheses.
SERVER * displays statistics for all server classes in the PATHMON configuration
file.
COUNT number specifies the number of times that the STATS command repeats. You can
stop the command from repeating by pressing the Break key.
FREQTABLE generates a frequency distribution table containing statistics for each
server class.
NOTE: Only TCPs can collect frequency distribution information. You
can display this information for a server only if your environment includes
the Pathway/iTS product.
The frequency distribution table is not generated—even if you specify the
FREQTABLE option—under these conditions:
• There are fewer than 50 response time measurements collected at
the time of the STATS request.
• At the fiftieth measurement, the size of the time interval calculated is
less than 0.01 second.
INTERVAL number specifies the time period between the statistics displays, incremented in
hours, minutes, or seconds.
RESET sets the counters used for the measurements back to zero.
Considerations
• The STATS SERVER command displays statistics for link manager that is the ACS subsystem
processes. The link managers store the statistics for a server class. If the server class stops for
any reason, its statistics are lost. Consequently, when a server in that class is restarted, the
link manager has no statistics for the server class.
• For more information about the STATS SERVER command display, see “Tuning Your System
by Using Statistics” (page 117).
Examples
This command displays statistical information gathered about the specified server class, eight times,
at one-hour intervals:
STATS CLASS-1, COUNT 8, INTERVAL 1 HRS
This command collects statistical information about all of the server classes for four times, at
15-minute intervals, and directs the information to a specified file:
STATS /OUT STATFLE/ SERVER *, RESET, INTERVAL 15 MINS,
COUNT 4
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