Measure Reference Manual

translation must be available to reporting applications in structured Measure data output (see
MEASLISTEXTNAMES (page 403)).
Measure builds the SQL journal segment during the measurement and inserts it into the Measure
data file during measurement shutdown. The journal segment is loaded into memory and attached
to an application process or MEASCOM when a Measure data file is opened for analysis.
This feature is optional. The default is no journal segment.
ANSI SQL object names can be fully qualified or partially qualified. If partially qualified, the omitted
catalog and schema fields are resolved using MEASCOM session environment values (see the
SQLCATALOG (page 119) and SQLSCHEMA (page 119) commands).
Entity Report Formats
The length of entity reports varies because the display of ANSI SQL names might add a variable
number of lines to a report if the name is longer than a single line can display.
To control scrolling of Measure entity reports, use the PAGESIZE command. PAGESIZE lets you
specify the exact number of lines to display before another prompt is issued. For details, see
PAGESIZE (page 102).
Measure Support for DLLs
Measure G12 and Later PVUs Support Measurement of DLLs
Code Space Specification
With the introduction of DLLs, which are implemented in position-independent code (PIC), this
traditional model of code-space is no longer applicable:
• User code
• User library
• System code
• System library
Except for legacy TNS code (including accelerated TNS code), a code space is no longer required
when adding PROCESSH entities and is no longer displayed by commands that show PROCESSH
data.
These MEASCOM commands are affected by this change:
• The ADD PROCESSH command no longer requires you to specify a code space, except for
legacy TNS code (including accelerated TNS code).
• Output of these commands is now organized around code files rather than code spaces,
except for legacy TNS code (including accelerated TNS code):
◦ INFO PROCESSH
◦ INFO MEASUREMENT
◦ LIST PROCESSH
◦ LISTALL PROCESSH
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