Measure Reference Manual

+ INFO COUNTER *
Add counter TRANSACTIONS, process $PERF.QUOTAS.BILLING, accum
Add counter WAITING, process $PERF.QUOTAS.BILLING, busy
Add counter TRANSACTIONS, process $PERF.QUOTAS.INCOMING, accum
INFO MEASUREMENT
The INFO MEASUREMENT command displays the following information for one or more of the
measurement data files currently accessible by MEASCOM:
• File name, displayed as an ADD MEASUREMENT command.
• Start time, stop time, and the collection interval of the measurement. The stop time appears
for a currently active measurement only if you specified a stop time when you started the
measurement. For TIME-split data files the start and stop time displayed is that of the original
data file. You should use the MEASFT INFO command to get time period information for the
TIME-split data file.
• Information about system data space usage during the measurement. For each entity type,
this includes:
◦ Entity type name
◦ Maximum number of entities of that type under concurrent measurement
◦ Maximum number of words in system data space allocated to entities of that type
These values do not appear for a currently active data file. For a split data file these values
are those of the original data file.
• The measurement configuration, displayed as comments containing ADD and DELETE
commands. For a split data file these values are those of the original data file.
• The OSS journal segment in the data file and the current status of the OSS journal segment
in the MEASCOM session (Measure G09 and later PVUs only).
• The ANSI SQL journal segment in the data file and the current status of the ANSI SQL journal
segment in the MEASCOM session (Measure G11 and later PVUs only).
Syntax
INFO [ / OUT filename / ] [ MEASUREMENT ] data-file
[ , data-file ] ...
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 INFO 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.
MEASUREMENT
is optional if you specified it as the default command object using the ASSUME command.
data-file
is the name of an accessible measurement data file. Use an asterisk (*) to indicate all accessible
data files.
64 MEASCOM Commands