When they ask for "All the heavy users of CPU time", but don't specify
what a "heavy user" actually is, to me, then the only option is to show
all the CPU users, in descending order of CPU time vs. wall-clock. Wayu
too often, this runs to several pages, just because of the nature of the
workload.
When you don't have a clear set of specs, how can you live up to them?
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Ted MacNEIL wrote:
(My management won't read anything longer than 2 pages; they contend
that it's a waste of time. The more fools they, but "Them's the
conditions that prevail.")
I don't think that's foolish, at all.
If you can't summarise an issue and/or resolution down to one or two pages,
maybe you don't understand it yourself.
Management doesn't really need the back story, just the results.
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