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Length: 3072 (0xc00) Types: Ada Source Notes: 03_class, FILE, R1k_Segment, e3_tag, procedure Monitor_Performance, seg_0066b5
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procedure Monitor_Performance (Max_Samples : Natural := 500; Sample_Interval : Duration := 60.0 * 12; Output_File : String := ">>filename<<"; Append_To_File : Boolean := False; Header : String := "Performance data"); -- Monitor system performance at a global level. Take Max_Samples, one -- every Sample_Interval time, and write the output to Output_File. -- If Append_To_File is true, append the data to the end of the file, else -- overwrite it. The Header string is output to the file before -- anything else. -- -- Output file contains one entry per line with each entry having the -- following meaning: -- -- Time Time that the entry is written -- Cpu Cpu % used during the sample interval. If the load is -- high, this number will be very inflated as it must -- be computed. Values >100% are common under high loads, -- so this value must be considered approximate. -- DiskW Number of disk waits in this sample. Roughly, the number -- of disk transfers which is a function of the number of -- page faults. -- Users Number of users logged on at the end of the interval. -- Jobs Number of jobs running at the end of the interval. -- Jobs_T Number of jobs that terminated during the interval. -- Indicates the level of command activity. -- Load15 CPU run load for last 15 min. -- Disk15 Disk load for last 15 min. -- Whld15 Withheld task load for last 10 min. --
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