Siemens SM2 monitoring system User Manual

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SM2 monitoring program
System monitoring
2.12 Using SM2 for system monitoring
Depending on the mode of monitored-data acquisition (frequency, scope), we must
consider two different applications:
Trend monitoring (= long-term monitoring) for obtaining data for system capacity
planning
Bottleneck analysis for locating and eliminating performance problems
Trend monitoring
The utilization data of the following resources is required in order to carry out long-term
system capacity planning:
CPUs
devices
Additional monitoring routines need not be activated.
It is advisable to use the following settings for monitoring periods:
The monitoring period should cover the entire period from SYSTEM READY through to
SHUTDOWN. If output of the online screen report takes too long during the session, you
can shorten the online monitoring cycle.
Monitoring times are set using the MODIFY-MEASUREMENT-PERIODS statement.
It is a good idea to create a new SM2 output file every day (OPEN-LOG-FILE / CLOSE-
LOG-FILE statements). The SM2U1 routine can be used to combine (and split) daily SM2
output files to create one large file, known as the master SM2 output file. The daily SM2
output files must be added to the master SM2 output file in chronological order.
Sampling cycle (SAMPLING-PERIOD):
1000 milliseconds
Monitoring cycle (OFFLINE-PERIOD):
5 minutes
Analysis subinterval
1 hour