GPA Manual

Description of GPA Reports
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Summary Section
Example 3-17. Summary Section for the System Class
SYSTEM Process Distribution Analysis - Process Counts
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IMAGE 20
Process Cpu Cpu Cpu Cpu Tot
Name #00 #01 #02 #03 Cnt
-------- --- --- --- --- ----
1
DISC-B 15 31 12 27 85
DISC-P 22 6 36 21 85
DISC-T 12 12 24
2
IPB 1 1 2
MONITOR 1 1 1 1 4
MSENGER 1 1 1 1 4
NCP 1 1 2
OSP 1 1 2
TMP 1 1 2
UnNamed 2 2 1 1 6
VIRTUAL 1 1 1 1 4
Z0 1 1 2
ZNUP 1 1 2
$FOXLH? 3 3 6
3
$TAP?? 2 2 4
$TRM1? 4 4 8
$ZA000 1 1 2
-------- --- --- --- --- ----
TOTALS 70 70 52 52 244
(1) In the optional report for the SYSTEM class, the disk processes are grouped and
given the names “DISC-P,” “DISC-B,” or “DISC-T,” depending on whether they
are the primary, backup, or temporary, respectively. Temporary disk processes
are mountable drives which currently have no volume mounted; primary and
backup disk processes are permanently mounted or mountable drives with
volumes mounted.
(2) Processes without a dollar sign ($) as the first character in their name are
standard Guardian system processes.
(3) User-configured processes in the SYSTEM class are collapsed into a common
name space to help make the section more readable. The question mark (?)
character means any single character may replace it. For example, the user-
configured process $TAP?? could include the process names $TAP01, $TAP02,
$TAP23, and $TAPZZ.
(4) The operating system image number that was assigned at the last SYSGEN is
also shown in this section. In this case, its location is
$SYSTEM.SYS20.OSIMAGE.
Note. If an asterisk (*) follows a program name, the program has been executed from different
copies of the object file. The cause of this situation should be investigated because it precludes
code sharing on a CPU.