OVNPM 1.5.2 - Performance Agent for NonStop Server Monitoring Guide

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3-22 TMF
The TMF domain represents global activities associated with Transaction Management, such as Transaction-Rate.
3-22-1 TMF Instance Configuration
Domain
TMF
DescriptionDomain
TMF represents global activities associated with Transaction Management
Syntax
TMF <Cpu Number> [,TREND=<ON|OFF>]
Example
TMF 00
3-22-2 TMF Metrics
Metric
Description
Aborted-Trans.tps
Number of aborted transactions per second that involved this system.
Homenet-Trans.tps
Number of transactions per second that began in this system and were distributed to
another system.
Homenet-Trans-QTime.s
The time spent on remote systems, by transactions initiated on the local system.
TMF.Homenet-trans-Qtime.s and Measure TMF.HOME-NET-TRANS-QTIME are the same
counter.
Local-Trans-QTime.s
Time spent by on the local cpu by all transactions initiated on the local system.
TMF.Local-trans-Qtime.s and Measure TMF.HOME-TRANS-QTIME are the same counter
Local-Trans.tps
Number of Transactions per second that began in this system and were not distributed
to another system.
Remote-Trans.tps
Number of transactions per second that began in a remote node and were distributed
to this system.
Remote-Trans-QTime.s Time spent on the local system by transactions initiated on remote system.
TMF.Remote-Trans-QTime.s and Measure counter TMF.REMOTE-TRANS-QTIME are the
same.
Total-Trans-Qtime.s
Is QTime sum of all transactions as following:
TMF.Total-Trans-Qtime.s = TMF.Local-Trans-Qtime.s
+ TMF.Remote-Trans-Qtime.s
Total-Trans.tps
Total number of transactions per second, both local and remote, that this system is
participating in.
3-23 USER
The USER domain represents the activity of Processes executed from a particular User Logon in a specific group.
The process-activity is summarized from a user point-of-view.
3-23-1 USER Instance Configuration
Domain
USER
DescriptionDomain
USER represents the activity of processes executed from a particular user logon
Syntax
USER <GroupNum,UserNum> <GroupName.UserName>
[,TREND=<ON|OFF>]
Example
USER 255,001 SUPER.HP NONSTO