ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

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MBYTES
defines the size in megabytes of the memory pool allocated to store
domains that are dynamically resolved at each interval. The default setting
can vary by ASAP version.
Note
The MONITOR PROCESS, LIST, DETAIL command will return information
about the maximum value parameters and the memory pool utilization.
Examples
To turn process monitoring on and to set the state at which ASAP considers a
process to be alerting enter:
SET PROCESS ON, PARAM "MINSTATE 6"
To turn on aggregation for all levels of all hierarchically named processes:
SET PROCESS PARAM "AGG"
PROCESSBUSY ENTRIES count | SUBSAMPLES count
controls the collection of process statistics.
ENTRIES count
optionally specifies the number (1 through 20) of busy processes to collect or
display from each CPU during a sample interval. The default is 3.
SUBSAMPLES count
optionally specifies the number (1 through 10) of subsamples to take during a
sample interval. The default is 3.
The ASAP Monitor takes subsamples during one sample interval specified by
the SET RATE command. Because of a potentially long sample interval, some
processes might not run during the entire sample period. This makes
subsampling a requirement. For example, if a sample interval is 15 minutes
(SET RATE 15) and the subsample count is equal to 3, ASAP takes an internal
data sample every 5 minutes (15/3). However, the final %busy CPU time of the
busiest processes must be adjusted by the actual CPU process time during the
sample interval (15 minutes in this example). Process statistics collected
during the subsampling are not forwarded to the ASAP Collector or the
database; subsample statistics are only available within an active ASAP SGP
process.
Examples
This example shows the SET PROCESS command with its options:
+ SET PROCESSBUSY ENTRIES 5, SUBSAMPLES 3