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DEVICE report
SM2 reports
DEVICE report
This report contains data on the I/O operations performed with peripheral devices during
one monitoring cycle.
It counts the number of EXCP calls per second (see glossary, page 448).
The user can specify up to eight devices in the DEVICE statement for which the data is to
be output separately. If more than 8 devices were active in the monitoring cycle, the
mnemonic device names of other devices are displayed in the ACTIVE line. The number of
further devices depends on the length of the mnemonic names of the devices which have
been output.
one monitoring cycle.
It counts the number of EXCP calls per second (see glossary, page 448).
The user can specify up to eight devices in the DEVICE statement for which the data is to
be output separately. If more than 8 devices were active in the monitoring cycle, the
mnemonic device names of other devices are displayed in the ACTIVE line. The number of
further devices depends on the length of the mnemonic names of the devices which have
been output.
Report output
The REPORT DEVICE statement is used to request the output of the DEVICE report. The
devices defined using the DEVICE statement are output first, followed by all other devices.
These are sorted in accordance with their load.
devices defined using the DEVICE statement are output first, followed by all other devices.
These are sorted in accordance with their load.
The activities of the communication controllers (CTCCs, TRANSDATA 960s, 8170
controllers, LAN adapters, HNCs) and of GS are not monitored.
controllers, LAN adapters, HNCs) and of GS are not monitored.
Notes
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Following successful reconfiguration in the multiprocessor systems, all I/O counts for
the last monitoring cycle are represented by ***** as they may be incorrect.
the last monitoring cycle are represented by ***** as they may be incorrect.
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SM2 is not notified of device management commands (see the “Commands” manual
[15]). In the monitoring cycle in which such commands are entered, incorrect data may
be produced for the affected devices.
[15]). In the monitoring cycle in which such commands are entered, incorrect data may
be produced for the affected devices.