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ADVISE PERFORMANCE EXPORT
/COLLECTION_DEFINITION=collection-definition-name
Specifies the name of the Collection Definition, and hence the collected
data that you want to export. If you omit this qualifier, daily data is
obtained from the Collection Definition called “CPD.” To view the Collection
Definitions that you have available, use the DCL command ADVISE
COLLECT SHOW SCHEDULE. If you want to use history data instead of
daily data, use the /HISTORY qualifier instead of the
/COLLECTION_DEFINITION qualifier. These two qualifiers are mutually
exclusive.
/DATES=filespec
Specifies that a file containing a series of date ranges is to be used in
place of the /BEGINNING and /ENDING qualifiers. Each line in the dates
file should look as follows:
dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss.cc,dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss.cc
The time can be either omitted entirely or truncated. Any truncated parts
of the time default to 0. The periods of time represented by each line in
the file need not be contiguous but they must be in ascending order.
/DATES is incompatible with the /BEGINNING and /ENDING qualifiers.
/ENDING=time
Specifies the ending date and time of the data to be exported. If you do
not specify /BEGINNING, the default ending time is the current time. If
you specify /BEGINNING, the default ending time is midnight (23:59) for
the same day.
/FILTER=keyword
The /FILTER qualifier allows you select a subset of the daily or history data
for exporting. Process data and disk data can be filtered.
Process data can be filtered by using any of the filter keywords:
USERNAMES, IMAGENAMES, PROCESSNAMES, ACCOUNTNAMES, UICS,
PIDS or WORKLOADNAMES. If a process record's identification information
matches any of the identification specifications that are specified, then that
record is selected.
Likewise, disk data can be filtered by using either of the filter keywords,
VOLUMENAMES and DEVICENAMES. If a device record's identification
information matches any of the volume names or device names that are
specified, then that record is selected.
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