TEST4X creates a Performance Graph:

• TEST4X:
  

  PARM FORMAT="gif" TARGETDIR="/APACHE" CONTINUE PURGE R!HPPIN,TEMP > $NULL ECHO FORMAT ASCII > R!HPPIN ECHO HEADINGS OFF >> R!HPPIN ECHO SEPARATOR=" " >> R!HPPIN ECHO DATA TYPE GLOBAL >> R!HPPIN ECHO DATE >> R!HPPIN ECHO TIME >> R!HPPIN ECHO CPU_TOTAL >> R!HPPIN ECHO CPU_SESSION >> R!HPPIN ECHO CPU_JOB >> R!HPPIN ECHO CPU_SYSTEM >> R!HPPIN ECHO CPU_DISPATCH >> R!HPPIN ECHO CPU_ICS >> R!HPPIN ECHO CPU_MEMMGR >> R!HPPIN ECHO CPU_PAUSED >> R!HPPIN SAVE R!HPPIN CONTINUE PURGE I!HPPIN,TEMP > $NULL ECHO LOGFILE LOGGLOB.SCOPE.SYS > I!HPPIN ECHO REPORT R!HPPIN >> I!HPPIN ECHO GLOBAL SUMMARY >> I!HPPIN ECHO EXPORT >> I!HPPIN ECHO EXIT >> I!HPPIN SAVE I!HPPIN SETJCW RXKEY=3 EXTRACT.SCOPE.SYS < I!HPPIN > $NULL PLOTX TEST4,,!FORMAT,!TARGETDIR PURGE I!HPPIN > $NULL PURGE R!HPPIN > $NULL

• TEST4:
  

  #proc getdata command: cat $HPCWD/XFERGSUM filter: ##declare SJ ##set SJ = $arith(@@4+@@5) ##declare SJS ##set SJS = $arith(@@4+@@5+@@6) ##declare SJSO ##set SJSO = $arith(@@4+@@5+@@6+@@7+@@8+@@9) ##declare SJSOP ##set SJSOP = $arith(@@4+@@5+@@6+@@7+@@8+@@9+@@10) @@1.@@2 @@3 @@4 @@SJ @@SJS @@SJSO @@SJSOP // #proc datesettings // omitweekends yes // format mm/dd/yy #proc areadef title: CPU Utilization Average per hour rectangle: 1 1 8 5 yrange: 0 100 // xscaletype: categories // xcategories: datafield=1 // xaxis.stubvert: yes xscaletype: datetime mm/dd/yy.hh:mm xaxis.stubs: inc 1 day xaxis.stubformat: Www xaxis.minorticinc: 1 hours // xrange: 05/01/00.00:00 05/15/00.00:00 xautorange: datafield=1 nearest=hour xaxis.stubdetails size=6 #proc xaxis stubs: inc 1 day stubformat: Mmmdd stubdetails: adjust=0,-0.14 size=6 #proc xaxis stubs: inc 4 hour stubformat: hh // stubvert: yes stubdetails: adjust=0,-0.28 size=6 #proc yaxis label: CPU Utilization in % stubs: inc 20 minortics: yes minorticinc: 5 ticincrement: 10 grid: color=green #proc lineplot xfield: 1 yfield: 7 linedetails: color=teal width=0.3 fill: teal numbers: no legendlabel: Paused #proc lineplot xfield: 1 yfield: 6 linedetails: color=magenta width=0.3 fill: magenta numbers: no legendlabel: Other #proc lineplot xfield: 1 yfield: 5 linedetails: color=brightgreen width=0.3 fill: brightgreen numbers: no legendlabel: System #proc lineplot xfield: 1 yfield: 4 linedetails: color=brightblue width=0.3 fill: brightblue numbers: no legendlabel: Job #proc lineplot xfield: 1 yfield: 3 linedetails: color=red width=0.3 fill: red numbers: no legendlabel: Session #proc annotate location: 2 6.2 box: color=red width=1.0 backcolor: gray(0.8) text: CPU Utilization #proc annotate location: 5 6 box: color=black width=1.0 backcolor: gray(0.8) textdetails: size=18 fromcommand: uname -n; date '+%Y/%m/%d' #proc legend location: max-6.5 max format: singleline

1. TEST4X creates two files R!HPPIN and I!HPPIN to be used as REPORT file and as INPUT file for Scope/iX.
   Be careful if you use such files for other reason!
2. Ploticus uses the script TEST4 and reads the default Scope/iX Export file XFERGSUM for data input.
3. This data is recalculated to enable a stacked line graph.
4. Depending on your needs use the categorized xaxis (currently commented out with //) or the automated scaling using the datetime parameter.
5. You may change the xrange as well.
6. A 3rd option is the use of xautorange. Just play around!
7. Use #datesettings to omit weekend data!