Measure Reference Manual

char
is the character previously designated for plotting the counter. Use an asterisk (*) to indicate
all counters named counter.
You must specify char if the current plot definition contains multiple counters that have the
same name.
Related Commands
PageFunctionCommand
47Adds a counter to the plot descriptionADD PLOT
67Displays the plot descriptionINFO PLOT
82Displays the plotLIST PLOT
Example
To delete one of two CPU-BUSY-TIME counters (the warning message appears when two or more
counters have the same name):
+ INFO PLOT *
Add measurement $SPOOL.QUOTAS.DATAGO
--A-- List Cpu 6, &
To 20 Aug 1994, 14:29:08
Add plot CPU-BUSY-TIME
--B-- List Cpu 7, &
To 20 Aug 1994, 14:29:08
Add plot CPU-BUSY-TIME
+ DELETE PLOT CPU-BUSY-TIME
MEAS 3057 Ambiguous DELETE command;
specify which occurrence to delete.
+ DELETE PLOT CPU-BUSY-TIME (A)
+ INFO PLOT *
Add measurement $SPOOL.QUOTAS.DATAGO
--B-- List Cpu 7, &
To 20 Aug 1994, 14:29:08
Add plot CPU-BUSY-TIME
ENV
The ENV command displays the value of one or all MEASCOM session environmental parameters.
In Measure H01 and later PVUs, the ENV command displays the current setting for the
SQLCATALOG (page 119) and SQLSCHEMA (page 119) commands.
In Measure G09 and later PVUs, the ENV command also displays the current settings for OSSPATH
and PAGESIZE.
Syntax
ENV [ / OUT filename / ] [ env-param ]
OUT filename
directs command output to filename. If filename does not exist, MEASCOM creates an
edit file by that name and writes command output to it. If filename does exist, MEASCOM
opens the file and appends command output to it.
After the ENV command executes, MEASCOM resumes writing its output to the current OUT
file (typically, the terminal).
The OUT option does not affect the contents of the log file. For information about the log file,
see LOG (page 100).
ENV 55