Measure Reference Manual

opener^cpu
INT:value:1
is the number of the CPU on which the opener process is running. Use the literal -1 to indicate
all CPUs.
opener^pin
INT:value:1
is the process identification number of the opener process. To indicate all PINs, use the literal
-1.
Use opener^cpu and opener^pin to identify the process that is accessing the file to be
measured.
file^number
INT:value:1
is the file identification number of the file to be measured. To indicate all files, use the literal
-1.
ocb^number
INT:value:1
is no longer used.
file^name
INT:value:12
is the name of the file to be measured. The file name must be left-justified, blank-filled, and in
local internal format. You can use asterisks (*) for the volume, subvolume, and file-name fields
within file^name.
dp^cpu | file^open^type
INT:value:1
is the number of the CPU that contains the disk process (primary or backup) for a DISCOPEN
specification. Starting with the G10 Measure PVU, dp^cpu is obsolete, replaced by
file^open^type.
For a DISCOPEN entity, file^open^type should contain either a CPU number or the value
-1 to mean all CPUs.
For a FILE entity, file^open^type can have any of these values:
ALLFILES = %B0000000111111111,
GUARDIAN = %B1111111111111111,
ENSCRIBE = %B1111111011111111,
UNSTRUCT = %B1111111011100001,
RELFILE = %B1111111011100010,
ENTRYFILE = %B1111111011100100,
KEYFILE = %B1111111011101000,
SQLFILE = %B1111111111100000,
PROCFILE = %B1111111011110000,
OSS = %B0000000011100000,
OSSDISK = %B0111111011100000,
OSSFIFO = %B1101111011100000,
OSSPIPE = %B1011111011100000,
OSSSOCKET = %B1110000011100000,
OSSUNIXSOCKET = %B1110011011100000,
OSSUNIXDGRAM = %B1110111011100000,
OSSUNIXSTREAM = %B1111011011100000,
OSSINETSOCKET = %B1111100011100000,
OSSINETDGRAM = %B1111101011100000,
OSSINETSTREAM = %B1111110011100000;
468 Entity Descriptors