Measure Reference Manual

n SECOND[S]
n MINUTE[S]
n HOUR[S]
where n is an integer in the range 1 through 9999.
CAUTION: A collection interval increases the load on system resources and can affect
performance during measurement. For information about collection intervals and
performance, see Usage Notes for All PVUs and RVUs (page 126).
OSS
specifies that an OSS journal segment for OSS file pathname resolution is constructed as part
of the measurement data. This option overrides the default setting for OSS journal segment
construction.
NOOSS
specifies that an OSS journal segment for OSS file pathname resolution is not constructed as
part of the measurement data. This option overrides the default setting for OSS journal segment
construction.
SQL
specifies that the SQL journal segment for SQL name resolution is constructed as part of the
measurement data. This option overrides the default setting for SQL journal segment construction.
NOSQL
specifies that the SQL journal segment for SQL name resolution is not constructed as part of
the measurement data. This option overrides the default setting for SQL journal segment
construction.
FILESIZE file-size [ MB | GB ]
specifies the desired file size (capacity). If qualified by GB, the file size is interpreted as a
gigabyte count (count * 1,024
3
). If qualified by MB, or if the qualification is omitted, the file
size is interpreted as a megabyte count (count * 1,024
2
). This option is similar to the
corresponding option in the TMF ADD/ALTER AUDITTRAIL command. The minimum value for
FILESIZE is 127 MB. The maximum value is 1048572 MB, 1023 GB, or the maximum disk
size (if less than 1,048,572 MB, or 1 TB – 4 MB). The default value is 1024 (resulting in files
of 1024 MB). The file will have the specified capacity as a minimum; the actual capacity may
be larger. If the file already exists, this option is ignored, and the capacity of the existing file
is used.
NOCOUNTERS
suppresses counter data records from the measurement data file. A measurement data file is
created which contains configuration information only. Active counter records are maintained
in system counter space; this option can be used to conserve disk space when only active
counter records are intended to be used. If PROCESSH counters are defined as part of the
measurement, warning 3026 is displayed to the user that active counters are not available for
these counter types. If the OSS or SQL option is specified, warning 3027 is displayed to the
user that the OSS/SQL journal segment is not produced with the NOCOUNTERS option in
effect.
Related Commands
PageFunctionCommand
41Configures a measurementADD entity-type
130Stops a measurementSTOP MEASUREMENT
START MEASUREMENT 125