ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

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RANK CPU, BUSYGOAL = (BUSY < 80 OR QUEUE < 3)
 To define a Boolean goal named BUSYGOAL for all CPUs that checks the BUSY
and QUEUE attributes and writes a critical event if the goal fails:
RANK CPU, BUSYGOAL = (BUSY < 80 AND QUEUE < 3) CRITICAL
 To define a Boolean goal named BUSYGOAL for all CPUs that checks the BUSY
and QUEUE attributes and takes an action if the goal fails:
RANK CPU, BUSYGOAL = (BUSY < 80 AND QUEUE < 3) ACTION “TACL
RUN $SYSTEM.MACROS.BUSYCPU <#OBJECT> <#BUSYVALUE>
<#QUEUEVALUE>”
 To define a Boolean goal named BUSYGOAL for all CPUs that checks the BUSY,
QUEUE and DISP attributess:
RANK CPU, BUSYGOAL=(BUSY < 80 AND QUEUE < 3 AND DISP < 1000)
 To define a Boolean goal named RESOURCE for all CPUs that checks the BUSY,
QUEUE and two PCB attributes:
RANK CPU,BUSYGOAL=(BUSY<80 AND QUEUE<3 AND (PCB>10 OR
PCBX>10))
RDF Command
The RDF command displays RDF entity availability statistics for the specified nodes
and domain names. For a description of RDF statistics, enter HELP RDFSTATS.
RDF [/OUT file/]
[ \* ] [ [.] * ][, SAMPLES count ]
[ \node ] [ [.] domain ] [, CPU ]
[, DETAIL ]
[, STATES ]
[, TIME hh[:mm [m/d/y]]
[, VOLUMES ]
node
specifies the individual system for which availability information is to be displayed.
If you want information for all the systems, specify RDF \*. If you do not specify a
node or the wild-card character (*), the default is used. The default is the system