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Checking volume i/o performance – HP XP Command View Advanced Edition Software User Manual

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Tiering Policy Group Name: TPG1

Volumes

POOL

Devn,Volser,SN ,CU,CCA, ID,TLv,RelocateStatus ,LocatedPage/ TotalPage

0000,VOL001,14001,00, 00, 1, 3,done , 1/ 1

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Pools

Relocate RelocateTime MigrationPage

SN , ID, Type,Monitor,active %,Start, End,ExpectedCt,MigratedCt

14001, 1, DT, auto,Y 100%,00:00,01:00, 0, 0

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Pools tier status

SN , ID,Tier, Used/ Capacity,EntryBuf%,RelocBuf%,Media

14001, 1, 1, 1/ 26 0%, 2%,"SSD"

14001, 1, 2, 263/ 2631 8%, 2%,"SAS 15K"

14001, 1, 3, 1036/ 131578 8%, 2%,"SATA 7.2K"

14001, 2, 1, 2/ 26 0%, 2%,"SSD"

14001, 2, 2, 263/ 2631 8%, 2%,"SAS 15K"

14001, 2, 3, 1036/ 131578 8%, 2%,"EXTERNAL H"

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Related topics

KTLOAD

, page 150

KTQRYRLC

, page 155

KTQRYTPG

, page 157

KTDEMO12 (Check the page relocation status)

, page 261

KTDEMO13 (Check the relocation progress)

, page 264

Checking volume I/O performance

By executing the

KTQSTATS

command, you can acquire I/O performance information (number of

I/O operations for the drive media) for each volume in a tiering policy group. You can view the
acquired information to check if there is any problem with the I/O performance of volumes.

Procedure

1.

Execute the

KTLOAD

command.

The contents of the configuration files are loaded into REXX variable structures.

2.

Execute the

KTQSTATS

command.

The volume I/O performance information is acquired.

Reference scripts

For details about how to create the script, see sample script KTDEMO14.

Example:

The following shows an example of the volume I/O performance information for tiering policy group
TPG1 acquired by executing sample script KTDEMO14 (

KTLOAD

and

KTQSTATS

commands).

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