Tandem Capacity Model (TCM) Manual

ACTUALDISK53 Entry
The ACTUALDISK53 entry is associated with disks of subtype 53 and is used to specify which disk
is in use.
The syntax follows:
ACTUALDISK53 m
where:
m
is the actual disk model number associated with the subtype 53.
NOTE: Measure may not display the disk model number correctly. Physical checking of disk
model number used during measurement is recommended.
Constraints with ACTUALDISK42, ACTUALDISK43, ACTUALDISK44, ACTUALDISK50,
ACTUALDISK51, ACTUALDISK52, ACTUALDISK53
A situation might arise, for example, where the measure data file might have both 4608 and 4609
disk types associated with the same subtype 42, but with different performance.
In that case, ACTUALDISK42 4608 or ACTUALDISK42 4609 can be used, converting the disks
of that subtype into a single disk model number, although some loss of accuracy occurs because
of the conversion.
Process Category (PCAT) Statements
One or more PCAT statements and one TITLE statement are used to define a process category.
Category numbers are arbitrary and serve only to link PCAT statements to a TITLE statement. The
category number can be any 2-digit number from 00 through 97. These numbers link the statement
to a category name in a TITLE statement and also link multiple PCAT statements into one process
category description.
The syntax follows:
PCATnn B,C,D $E $F,G,H I,J
where:
nn
is the category number for aggregation, a number between 00 and 97, which identifies one
of a set of counters used to summarize interval detail information.
B
is the node name (* means any).
C
is the CPU number (* means any).
D
is the PIN number (* means any).
$E
is the process name ($???????? or * means any).
$F
is the program volume name ($???????? or * means any).
G
is the program subvolume name ($???????? or * means any).
H
is the program file name ($???????? or * means any).
CNTLFILE File Format 53