The PIPE VMC would work great if it could return more than 101 lines. If I could do something like PIPE VMC PTK NEXT,
that could work -- although they would have to change the performance toolkit to make it work right. I have tried that,
and it doesn't seem to work the same twice. Sometimes it gives the "second page" of userids, other times it gives the
"first page" again......
Setting the limits does merit some thought -- that could just work!
Thanks for the idea -- Paul.
| Eginhard Jaeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: The IBM z/VM Operating System <[email protected]> 06/16/2006 06:54 AM
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Well, you can
- either use the PIPE VMC interface to retrieve and analyze
any kind of data on a performance screen in any way you want,
at the time you want,
(see section 'VMCF Interface for Performance Data Retrieval')
- or use the 'FC USRLIMIT' command to set thresholds that will
permanently be monitored, and that will generate 'action' messages
when exceeded. (See section 'User Monitoring')
These messages can then be intercepted by means of 'FC PROCESS ..'
commands, and used to call your own EXECs that may do
anything you want.
Is this what you were looking for?
Eginhard Jaeger
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Adrian Jr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 12:41 PM
Subject: Performance Toolkit Tables
>I have a userid (LINUXMON) that snaps the RTM user tables once per
> minute and scans the linux userids. If they are over a pre-defined
> limit on CPU, I/O, or Paging, it sends a message to the system
> operator to keep an eye on that linux server - and if the message
> reoccurs there could be a problem with that server. With zVM 5.2
> (I got RTM to work on 5.1 - it took a little work, nothing really
> major) it looks like RTM will not work. Is there some way to get
> the internal tables from the Performance Toolkit to allow me to
> do something similar?? Or does anyone know of something else that
> might work??
>
