SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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GRAPH
Wexp
specifies an integer expression indicating the width of the graph, such as SIZE
40,12. Valid values for Wexp range from 5..80. Width specifies the number of
histogram elements to be graphed. For example, a width of 80 graphs more
elements than a width of 5.
MAX
specifies the maximum allowable width or height possible. MAX is an easy way
of making a graph as large as possible.
Hexp
specifies an integer expression indicating the height of the graph. Valid values
for Hexp range from 3 through 24.
Example
This example shows the GRAPH statement.
?PROC GraphCpus(sysno,#cpulist)
{-----------------------------}
{ Graph cpu busy for cpu numbers
{ contained in #cpulist for sysno
{--------------------------------}
PARM sysno { system number of CPUs in cpulist
,#cpulist { list of cpu numbers to graph
;
VAR count:=0 { number of CPUs in #cpulist
, cpuno { current cpu number
,#s { scratch string
;
#s:=#cpulist; { count number of CPUs in list
WHILE #TRIM #s<>"" DO count:=count+1;
FOR count DO BEGIN { graph each cpu in list
cpuno := #TRIM #cpulist;
GRAPH cpu.busy KEY [sysno,cpuno]
INVERT RIGHT GRID 0
SCALE 0,63
SIZE 48/count,12
HEAD "Cpu " & cpuno & " Busy";
RIGHT;
END;
?SECT main
{---------}
ALTER DICTVOL $WORK.NSSDB;
CALL GraphCpus(13,"0 1 3"); {node 13, CPUs 0 1 3