Reload Analyzer Manual

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Section 2: Using Tandem Reload
Analyzer
This section explains what you need to install Reload Analyzer, run it, and analyze the
output. Once you understand the output, you can decide whether reorganizing a file is
necessary.
System Requirements
The H01 Reload Analyzer version requires the HP NonStop operating system, version
H06.21/J06.10 or later, including the following standard system software:
 File Utility Program (FUP)
 Tandem Advanced Command Language (TACL)
 Peruse
Installing Reload Analyzer
Reload Analyzer is installed from the Site Update Tape (SUT).
During the normal installation process, the REPSUBSYS phase moves Reload
Analyzer to the installation subvolume (ISV), named ZTRA. The object module, TRA,
can then be moved using the FUP DUP command to the subvolume from where it will
execute. This subvolume is usually $system.system.
Running Reload Analyzer
To run Reload Analyzer, enter the following syntax at the TACL prompt:
1> tra / IN infile [,OUT reptfile] / [fupin][;THRESHOLD value]
[;[<Enscribe primary node>.]<Enscribe primary volume>]
IN infile
names the file being analyzed. The file can be a single file or an EDIT file
(type 101) that contains a list of files to be analyzed. These files must meet the
Tandem file naming conventions.
If you have a partitioned file, you must analyze each partition separately. Reload
Analyzer analyzes only the partition you specify. Therefore, you must run Reload
Analyzer against each partition. The easiest way to run Reload Analyzer against
multiple partitions is to create an EDIT file with the file names of all the partitions
you want to analyze. Reload Analyzer will provide output for each partition.