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The Sample Data and Inventory Tables
3PAR System Reporter User’s Guide
System Reporter 2.8
10.4.9.2 Service Time Histogram Buckets
The service time range corresponding to each of the rhist and whist buckets depends on the
version of the InFormOS (os_rev column in the system table, see
page 10.4). For os_rev prior to 2.2.2, the nth bucket (rhistn and whistn) correspond to service
times from the previous bucket to (2
n
*4.096/mhz) millisec where mhz is the mhz column in the
on page 10.4). This means that service time histograms
from systems with different CPU frequencies could not be correctly aggregated. Beginning
with the 2.2.2 release, the buckets were made independent of the CPU frequency, and the nth
bucket (rhistn and whistn) corresponds to service times from the previous bucket to (2
n-7
)
millisec.
10.4.9.3 IO Size Histogram Buckets
There are16 IO Size buckets correspond IO sizes 512 bytes to 16MiBytes. The nth bucket holds
the count for IO Sizes from the previous bucket’s max size to 512 * 2
n
bytes.
Total IO Size
(KBytes)
CASE WHEN (d_rcount + d_wcount) > 0 THEN (d_rbytes +
d_wbytes) / ((d_rcount + d_wcount) * 1000.0) ELSE 0 END
Queue length
CASE WHEN qlen > 0 THEN qlen ELSE 0 END
The check for qlen > 0 is because qlen < 0 indicates that qlen is
invalid for that sample.
Busy%
AVG(CASE WHEN ((d_now > 0) AND (d_busy < busy)) THEN
(d_busy * 100.0/d_now) ELSE 0 END)
Table 10-20. Common Performance Metrics for a Sample Row
Metric
SQL Expression