Measure Reference Manual

In H-series RVUs, no code-space specification applies. Any value you specify will be accepted
but ignored.
For the USERDEF entity type, the syntax is:
ADD [ PLOT ] counter [ ( array-index ) ]
PLOT
is optional if you specified PLOT as the default command object by using the ASSUME command.
counter
is the name of a user-defined counter.
array-index
is the index number of an item in an array (0 through 127).
Related Commands
PageFunctionCommand
54Deletes a counter from the plot definitionDELETE PLOT
67Displays the plot definitionINFO PLOT
82Displays the plotLIST PLOT
Usage Note
You cannot plot data displayed by the LISTACTIVE command.
Examples
• To add two counters to the plot definition:
+ LIST CPU 1
.
. (CPU report appears here)
.
+ ADD PLOT CPU-BUSY-TIME
+ LIST FILE $DATA1.ACCT.BOOKS
.
. (FILE report appears here)
.
+ ADD PLOT FILE-BUSY-TIME
• This example adds the FILE-BUSY-TIME counter from each file displayed by the LIST command.
Counters are added to the plot in the same order the LIST command displays them. In this
example, if more than 26 files are displayed, the counters from the 26 files that have the
largest FILE-BUSY-TIME values are added to the plot definition:
+ LIST FILE *, BY FILE-BUSY-TIME
.
. (FILE reports appear here)
.
+ ADD PLOT FILE-BUSY-TIME
• This example adds the ACCEL-BUSY-TIME, TNS-BUSY-SAMPLES, and TNSR-BUSY-TIME counters
(by using CODE-RANGE, which is a sum of the counters) from the object file
$DATA.APPL.UPDKEYS. When you generate a plot with TIME-BASE OFF, the three counters
are plotted on one line. For an example, see LIST PLOT (page 82).
+ LIST PROCESSH $DATA.APPL.UPDKEYS
.
. (PROCESSH report appears here)
.
+ ADD PLOT CODE-RANGE
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