HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 72)

Formatting Reports and Plots
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The Plot Definition
Mem-Qtime 0.11 # Mem-Qlen-Max 13 #
Dispatches 155.31 Intr-Busy-Time 4.73 %
Process-Ovhd 0.16 % Send-Busy-Time 0.52 %
Disc-IoS Cache-Hits
Transactions Response_Time
Page-Requests Page-Scans
Ending-Free-Mem 4092 Ending-UCME 0
Ending-UDS 500 Ending-SDS 1500
Ending-UCL 100 Ending-SCL 2000
6+ ADD PLOT CPU-BUSY-TIME
To add other entity-counter pairs to the plot definition, you must specify another LIST
entity-type command followed by the ADD PLOT counter-name command. (For
an example of graphing different entity-counter pairs in the same plot, see Generating
Plots on page 4-16.)
Displaying the PLOT Definition
The INFO PLOT command displays the current plot definition, the LIST entity-type
command used to identify the entities, and the ADD PLOT command used to specify
the counters. For example, this INFO command displays the plot definition of the
previous CPU example:
7+ INFO PLOT *
Add measurement $SPOOL.PERF.DATA1
--A-- List Cpu 0
Add plot CPU-BUSY-TIME
--B-- List Cpu 1
Add plot CPU-BUSY-TIME
--C-- List Cpu 2
Add plot CPU-BUSY-TIME
.
.
.
--L-- List Cpu 11
Add plot CPU-BUSY-TIME
Deleting Entity-Counter Pairs From a Plot Definition
To delete one or more counters from a plot definition, enter the DELETE PLOT
command. For example, this command deletes the CPU-BUSY-TIME counter for CPU
0 from the previous definition:
8+ DELETE PLOT CPU-BUSY-TIME (A)
If more than one counter of the same name is specified in a plot definition, you must
specify both its name (CPU-BUSY-TIME) and its plot character (A) in the DELETE
PLOT command to distinguish the entity-counter pair to be deleted. If the counter
name is unique in the plot definition, you can specify only its name in the DELETE
PLOT command.