Tpinky |
I run these jobs…
PRTSYSRPT MBR(@@STATM) JOBD(*NONE)
PRTSYSRPT MBR(@@STATM) PERIOD((’09:00′) (’15:00′)) JOBD(*NONE)
ANZPFRDTA MBR(@@STATM) OUTPUT(*PRINT) PERIOD((’07:00′) (’17:00′))
DSPPFRGPH GRAPH(QIBMPKG) MBR(@@STATM) TITLE(system name) OUTPUT(*PRINT) PRTDEV(*NONGRAPHIC) OUTQ(QUSRSYS/library) PAGELEN(51) TYPE(*GPHPKG) JOBD(*NONE)
PRTCPTRPT MBR(@@STATM) JOBD(*NONE)
ANZPFRDTA MBR(@@STATM) OUTPUT(*PRINT) PERIOD((’00:00′) (’09:00′))
ANZPFRDTA MBR(@@STATM) OUTPUT(*PRINT) PERIOD((’15:00′) (’24:00′))
And get these reports…
Percentage of Disk Occupied vs. Time
System Report Workload
Performance Advisor Report
Asynchronous Disk I/O per Second vs. Time
Communications IOP Utilization vs. Time
Communications Line Utilization vs. Time
CPU Utilization vs. Time (Priority)
CPU Utilization vs. Time (Job Type)
Disk Arm Utilization vs. Time
Disk IOP Utilization vs. Time
Percentage of Disk Occupied vs. Time
Local Workstation IOP Utilization vs. Time
Multifunction IOP (Comm) Util vs. Time
Multifunction IOP (Disk) Util vs. Time
Interactive Response Time vs. Time
Synchronous Disk I/O per Second vs. Time
Transactions per Hour vs. Time
Total Disk I/O per Second vs. Time
Component Report Component Interval Activity
Gilly400 |
Hi,
You can also use iSeries navigator to setup your performance collections.
Regards,
Martin Gilbert.
System performance, Job performance, CLP, Apigent Technologies
I need to get some values like total CPU usage, Number of active jobs by catagory, excessive CPU usage by a job (which may be looping), Jobs with messages waiting to be answered and similar information. I have to write these values to a file every five minutes. These values will be graphically displayed on a giant TV screen for everyone to find out if something is out of the ordinary. Are there API's to get this info? 
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