OVNPM 1.5.2 - Performance Agent for NonStop Server Monitoring Guide

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6-4 Editing the File Scanning Configuration
To edit the file XCFGFIL, enter one of the following commands:
SV_EDIT_XCFGFIL or SV_TEDIT_XCFGFIL
If the configuration file XCFGFIL is modified, the next scan will automatically retrieve the contents of the new
configuration file.
The configuration file can contain comments. These comments start with the character # and finish at the end of
the line.
To stop the current file scanning process, and start a new one using the modified configuration file, run the
following command:
SV_RESTART_FILESCAN
Example
[General]
Full.%=70
Free-Extent.nb=4
#30 minutes between 2 scans
ScanDelay=30
[FileScan]
$SWAP.DATA:80
$SWAP.OVPMLOG
$SWAP.OVPMLOG.DCMEAS00:NoCheck:NoCheck
$SWAP.OVPMCFG.DCMEAS:90:5
[FileAvailability]
$SYSTEM.ZTCPIP.HOSTS
#Creates an alert if the file is missing.
$SYSTEM.ZTCPIP.NETWORKS
#Creates an alert if the file is missing.
[FileCount]
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.ZZSA*
# Generates an alert if the saveabend file exists
$SYSTEM.SYS??.ZZSA????: >=8
$dev.ssvcfg.*conf:<=10
# Generates an alert if the number of configuration files #is less than 10.
$dev.ssvdata:in [10,20]
# Generates an alert if the number of files is within #the range 10-20.
$dev.ssvarch.*: out [10,20]
# Generates an alert if the number of files is outside #the range 10-20.