Measure Reference Manual

{ * }
{ [[$device.]subvolume.]filename[:crvsn] }
{ [$device.]#tempfile }
{ “pathname” }
{ ‘{TABLE|INDEX} [[catalog.]schema.]object[ PARTITION partition]’ }
{ ‘SCHEMA [catalog.]schema’ }
{ ‘CATALOG {catalog|*}’ }
where:
*
measures local and remote access of all disk files.
$device
is the name of the volume (device) that contains the file to be measured. To indicate all
volumes, use an asterisk (*). The default is the current default volume.
subvolume
is the name of the subvolume that contains the file to be measured. To indicate all
subvolumes, use an asterisk (*). The default is the current default subvolume.
filename
is the name of the file to be measured. To indicate all files except temporary files, use an
asterisk (*). Temporary files are specified separately.
:crvsn
(Measure G09 and later PVUs) is the timestamp, creation version serial number (CRVSN),
or file name extension necessary to form a unique file name. Use this option to guarantee
file name uniqueness. The CRVSN is available from the Measure report and the LISTGNAME
command.
#tempfile
is the file identification number of a temporary file to be measured. To indicate all temporary
files, use an asterisk (*).
"pathname"
(Measure G09 and later PVUs) is either a fully qualified or partial OSS file pathname. An
OSS file pathname that does not begin with a slash (/) is considered to be a partial
pathname and is expanded by prefacing it with the current setting for OSSPATH. An OSS
file pathname that begins with /G is not supported, use the Guardian file name instead.
NOTE: OSS file pathnames are case-sensitive and must be specified within double
quotation marks (" "). Valid OSS file pathnames can refer to specific files or to a set of files
within a specific directory. If a directory is specified, only files in that directory are included.
Files in directories subordinate to the specified directory are not included.
catalog, schema, object, partition
( Measure H01 and later PVUs) are ANSI SQL identifiers. When omitted, catalog and
schema fields are resolved by the MEASCOM catalog and schema environment values.
If the name space keywords TABLE or INDEX are omitted, TABLE is the assumed default.
Wildcard syntax is:
TABLE [[catalogC.]schemaS.]tableT – all partitions in tableT
INDEX [[catalogC.]schemaS.]indexI – all index partitions in indexI
SCHEMA [catalogC.]schemaS – all objects in schemaS
CATALOG catalogC – all objects in catalogC
CATALOG * - all objects visible on the node
DDL Record for DISKFILE Entities (ZMS Style)
The ZMS Style DDL record for DISKFILE entities is supported on Measure G11 and later PVUs.
218 Entities and Counters