Measure Reference Manual

parameter is not passed or is passed as zero, the version defaults to the currently installed
Measure PVU.
max^ent
input
INT:value
is the maximum number of entities the caller allocated for the entities and ctrspace
arrays. This value should normally be specified as MAX^T. (MAX^T is a literal definition from
the MEASDECS file that specifies the maximum entity type code.). If specified as less than
MAX^T, it limits (truncates) the amount of entities or ctrspace array information returned.
(For example, a max^ent of 1 limits the return to CPU information only.) If max^ent is passed
as zero or a negative number, error 3203 (ERR^BADPARAMS) is returned. If max^ent is
omitted, it defaults to MAX^T.
settings
output
INT:ref:1
(Measure G09 and later PVUs) is an array of flags that identifies configuration attributes of
the measurement represented by the data file:
Reserved for future use.settings.0:8
1 = Counter data records are suppressed in this file.settings.9
1 = An SQL/MX journal segment is currently attached to the calling process
for this file.
settings.10
1 = An SQL/MX journal segment is under construction for this file.settings.11
1 = An SQL/MX journal segment is in this file.settings.12
1 = An OSS journal segment is currently attached to the calling process for
this file.
settings.13
1 = An OSS journal segment is under construction for this file.settings.14
1 = An OSS journal segment is in this file.settings.15
Usage Notes
A call to MEASREADCONF is equivalent to performing an INFO * command by using
MEASCOM. To obtain return information, you must have previously issued a call to MEASOPEN
to establish an open to an executing MEASFH process. MEASREADCONF obtains measurement
configuration information through interprocess communication with the MEASFH process.
The MEASINFO procedure provides an alternative means of obtaining configuration information
from a data file.
MEASREADCONF parameters are optional. However:
dfnum
If dfnum is omitted, error 3201 (ERR^MISSINGPARAM) is returned.
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