> DEF:A=<rrdfile>:A:AVERAGE > DEF:B=<rrdfile>:B:AVERAGE > > VDEF:TA=A,TOTAL > VDEF:TB=B,TOTAL > > CDEF:TAB=TA,TB,ADDNAN
You can't do this as you've put it, but there is a way to trick it. Basically, a VDEF defines a single value (possibly with a time component), working on using a summary function over a dataset. In your case, the dataset is A and the summary function that reduces this set to a single value is TOTAL. A CDEF, on the other hand, works on a dataset. This means that you MUST have a source dataset to work on, even if you subsequently dispose of it! In your function, TA and TB are scalars, so there is no dataset to work on. A dataset comes from a DEF or from another CDEF, which is why you're seeing the error message telling you to use one of these in your CDEF. Try this: CDEF:TAB=A,POP,TA,TB,ADDNAN This might seem to be redundant, but the initial 'A' loads in a dataset and initialises the output dataset. Then, you push the scalars TA and TB onto EACH entry in the dataset and add them, resulting in a new dataset, though the value at each time point is total(A+B) You might find it better to use HRULE if all you want is a horizontal line on the graph. I've used something similar (having a dummy DEF var pushed onto the stack and immediately popped) to allow me to create a special CDEF that is dependent of just the time (it highlights the working day hours in the background) Steve Steve Shipway ITS Unix Services Design Lead University of Auckland, New Zealand Floor 1, 58 Symonds Street, Auckland Phone: +64 (0)9 3737599 ext 86487 DDI: +64 (0)9 924 6487 Mobile: +64 (0)21 753 189 Email: [email protected] Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail : 打印本邮件，将减少一棵树存活的机会
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