PEEK Reference Manual

Getting Started With PEEK
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Combining RUN Options
2. To use a PEEK option, enter it after the PEEK command at your TACL prompt. For
example:
> PEEK TIME
3. You can enter multiple PEEK options in any order on a single command line, but
you must separate them from each other with either spaces or commas. For
example:
> PEEK TIME, CME, MESSAGES
4. When you provide values for samples and delay, PEEK displays information
about the data you specify one or more times, delaying between displays for a time
interval that you specify. For example:
> PEEK 4, 30
This command returns four default reports at intervals of 30 seconds. If you do not
include values for samples and delay, PEEK returns one report.
5. You can combine PEEK options with RUN options. For example:
> PEEK / CPU 2 / TIME, 4, 30
This command returns four TIME reports on processor 2 at intervals of 30
seconds.
6. To run a PEEK TIME report on processor 4 of the remote system \KONA, enter:
> \KONA.PEEK / CPU 4 / TIME
7. To run four default PEEK reports on processor 2 of your current system at intervals
of 30 seconds, direct the reports to the EDIT file PEEK1, and return immediately to
your TACL prompt:
> PEEK / CPU 2, OUT $DISK.MYFILES.PEEK1, NOWAIT / 4, 30