Measure Reference Manual

Usage Note
The output of INFO PLOT is a list of the commands used to add the counters to the plot definition.
You can use /OUT filename/ to create a command (OBEY) file that stores a given plot definition.
Example
To display the current plot definition:
+ 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
LIST entity-type
The LIST entity-type command reads data from the current data file (the file most recently
specified in an ADD MEASUREMENT command) and displays a report for each entity included in
the entity-spec parameter.
A double prompt (++) signals that another report follows the one on the screen. Press Return (or
any other key) to view the next report. Press Ctrl-Y or type BREAK at the double prompt to ignore
subsequent reports:
• If you entered multiple commands on the previous command line, BREAK causes the current
command to be interrupted and the next command to be executed.
• If you did not enter multiple commands, BREAK interrupts the current command, and the
MEASCOM prompt returns.
Syntax
LIST [ / OUT filename / ] [ entity-type ] entity-spec
[ , list-option ] ...
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 LIST 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.
entity-type
is one of:
CLUSTER DISCOPEN OPDISK SERVERNET TMF
CONTROLLER DISKFILE OSSCPU SQLPROC USERDEF
CPU FILE OSSNS SQLSTMT
DEVICE LINE PROCESS SYSTEM
DISC NETLINE PROCESSH TERMINAL
The entity-type keyword is optional if you specified it as the default command object by
using the ASSUME command.
For special considerations for the FILE and PROCESS entities, see Usage Notes for All PVUs
and RVUs (page 74).
68 MEASCOM Commands