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ADVISE PERFORMANCE GRAPH
This command produced two of three graphs because threshold quantity
for the last graph was lowered.
$ ADVISE PERFORMANCE GRAPH /BEGINNING=10/ENDING=11/NODE=YQUEM _$ /TYPE=(CPU_U:THRESHOLD:25,CPU_M:THRESHOLD:35,TOP_CPU_I:THRESHOLD:15) _$ /SELECT=GREATER:90/OUTPUT=.REGIS
$
The previous command generated none of the graphs because in all cases
90 percent of the graph points did not exceed the specified thresholds.
/STACK, /NOSTACK
Stacks the values for each category on the graph. Use /NOSTACK to
overlay the values on the graph. ReGIS graphs using /NOSTACK may
cause some occlusion if you do not specify
/FORMAT=ReGIS=CHARACTERISTICS=LINE also. If you are requesting a
series of graphs in one command, you can override the /[NO]STACK
qualifier by specifying the [NO]STACK keyword following each graph type.
See Chapter 4 for an illustration of the use of the /NOSTACK qualifier and
for additional information about default behavior.
/TYPE=
([NO]graph_type[=([NO]STACK,Y_AXIS_MAXIMUM=n,
TITLE=string)],...,
ALL_GRAPHS[=([NO]STACK,THRESHOLD=m,
Y_AXIS_MAXIMUM=n)],
CUSTOM=(see below “TYPE=CUSTOM”))
Specifies which of the graphs you want generated.
Use the TITLE keyword to override the Performance Manager supplied title.
The text string may be a maximum of 40 characters.
The STACK keyword for a particular graph type overrides the setting
established by the /STACK qualifier.
The THRESHOLD keyword specifies a threshold value associated with the
graph. The m specifier is a positive decimal value. A horizontal line is
placed on the graph at the position on the Y-axis associated with the
value. You can use THRESHOLD in conjunction with the /SELECT qualifier
to prevent the generation of the graph or pie chart.
The Y_AXIS_MAXIMUM specifies a fixed y-axis to be used for the graph.
The default behavior is to setup the y-axis so that the maximum data point
appears near the top of the graph. This graph modifier allows you to
specify the y-axis so that you can compare data from different graphs
without having different scales on the y-axis. The n specifier is a positive
decimal value.
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