Shane Ginnane wrote: >Don't.
I bloody wish I could do that. >Simple as that - I am constantly trying to disavow people of the notion of >"one number per day". Agreed! One number does not tell the story truthfully. >Don't use the LPAR MVS busy numbers. Period. Go to the Partition Data Report >and give those numbers to your boss. Nice graph, simple stacked area graph >with the CEC capacity as a big black line at the top. As Allan Staller and Barbara Nitz both kindly said, I should look at the CEC and PR/SM data as RMF samples it. I will use LPAR averages, but to show how really busy the CEC is, I will use other measures. But it helps that I handle each CEC separately, I do not combine any data in one big set of data, simply because the different CEC have different type of workload. >The RMF Spreadsheet reporter probably does, Indeed, as others said, this is the tool I should look at it. I also experimented with that RMF portal in the weekend which is already proving very useful for my purpose. Many thanks to all for your kind replies! Much appreciated! Groete / Greetings Elardus Engelbrecht ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
