On Tue, 4 Jul 2006 20:11:43 +0200, Eginhard Jaeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
But a very simple solution could also be to just use the PRINT command,
e.g. 'PIPE VMC PERFSVM PRINT USER (TO BUELENS'
and then read the spool file to disk and process it. Not as nice as
getting
the information in machine readable format right away, but depending
on what exactly you intend to do with the data it could be an alternative.
I dislike to spool I/O involved here (and the handling of the RDR queue
etc), but I gave it a try too. So, I entered:
PIPE VMC perfsvm print user(to kris !cons
Command complete
Ready KRIS at VMKBFF01 ; T=0.01/0.01 16:09:23
but I don't get a reader file.... (the print command from KRIS is written
on PERFSVM's console). If I enter the print command from the monitor
screens inside PERFSVM, I get the reader file.
Kris
Ahhh, that was simply because PerfKit likes to have the command tokens
separated by blanks. Try
'PIPE VMC perfsvm print user (to kris'
(Ok, you can argue that a left parentesis should be treated as a separator,
too, and I'd agree. But I do no longer fix these things myself ..)
P.S. I'm not a nice guy: I'm using the VMPTK delivered with z/VM 5.2 under
z/VM 4.4 (as opposed to what I wrote yesterday)
Shouldn't make any difference in this case. You're using the latest module
then, and it should behave under z/VM 4.4 just as under 5.2, except
for the missing new monitor data.
Eginhard
