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IT Service Vision 2.2.1 Updates
For further information on processing NTSMF data please refer to the Macro Reference guide under the documentation for the %cpproces macro and NTSMF Appendix 1: NTSMF Support Description in the Setup Guide.
Contents:
After IT Service Vision 2.3 has been installed the following new tables will be available in the supplied dictionary. The tables are created from NT SQL Server, Lotus Notes and SAS NTSMF objects.
NOTE: Due to the limited information that currently seems to be available on the Lotus Notes NTSMF objects it is recommended that you check the data that is processed into these tables to ensure that it is summarized correctly. If you find any discrepancies please contact SAS Technical support with the information, so that we can work with you in improving the quality of these tables.
TABLE NAME | TABLE DESCRIPTION |
NTAGNTS | Windows NT SQLServer:Replication Agents |
NTBMNGR | Windows NT SQLServer:Buffer Manager - Memory buffers. |
NTCMNGR | Windows NT SQLServer:Cache Manager - Cache memory. |
NTDTBSS | Windows NT SQLServer:Databases - Database transaction objects, such as transaction log space and active transactions. |
NTLGRDR | Windows NT SQLServer:Replication Logreader - Replication logreader agent commands and transactions. |
NTLTCHS | Windows NT SQLServer:Latches - Latches on internal resources. |
NTMMNGR | Windows NT SQLServer:Memory Manager |
NTMTHDS | Windows NT SQLServer:Access Methods - Database objects. |
NTQLSRD | Windows NT SQLServer:Replication Dist. - Replication distribution agent commands and transactions. |
NTSBDVC | Windows NT SQLServer:Backup Device |
NTSLCKS | Windows NT SQLServer:Locks |
NTSNPSH | Windows NT SQLServer:Replication Snapshot - Snapshot replication activity. |
NTSRMRG | Windows NT SQLServer:Replication Merge - Merge replication activity and errors. |
NTSTTS0 | Windows NT SQLServer:SQL Statistics - SQL queries. |
NTSTTST | Windows NT SQLServer:General Statistics - General server-wide activity, such as the number of currently connected users. |
NTUSTBL | Windows NT SQLServer:User Settable - User-defined. |
NTCLNDR | Windows NT Lotus.Notes.Calendar |
NTDIIOP | Windows NT Lotus.Notes.DIIOP |
NTINVNT | Windows NT Lotus Notes Disk Inventory |
NTLNDMN | Windows NT Lotus Notes Domino |
NTLNDSK | Windows NT Lotus Notes Disk |
NTLNMMR | Windows NT Lotus Notes Memory |
NTLNNLG | Windows NT Lotus Notes Network Log |
NTLTNML | Windows NT Lotus Notes Mail |
NTNAGNT | Windows NT Lotus Notes Agent |
NTNDTBS | Windows NT Lotus Notes Database |
NTNIMAP | Windows NT Lotus.Notes.IMAP |
NTNNNTP | Windows NT Lotus.Notes.NNTP |
NTNPOP3 | Windows NT Lotus.Notes.POP3 |
NTNRPLC | Windows NT Lotus Notes Replica |
NTNSRVR | Windows NT Lotus Notes Server |
NTNTWRK | Windows NT Lotus Notes Network |
NTSAS | Windows NT SAS - SAS Version 8 Performance NTSMF object. |
Many of the existing metrics have had their lengths reviewed and altered. Primarily, this has been done to improve the processing performance and in particular reducing the amount of WORK space required to sort the data. For information on how to update tables that you already have in your PDB, refer to the section below this table.
TABLE NAME | VARIABLE NAME | OLD LENGTH | NEW LENGTH |
NTARTMS
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
SNARTMS | 200 | 32 | |
NTASPGS
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTASPRT
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
RASPORT | 200 | 32 | |
NTASTTL
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTBFCTR | BNCFCTR | 200 | 32 |
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTBRWSR
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCACHE
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCIND0
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCINDX | CNTINDX | 200 | 16 |
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCMNGR | CCHMNGR | 200 | 16 |
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCNCT0 | BTCNCTN | 200 | 32 |
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCNCTN | CNNCTNS | 200 | 16 |
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCNTRS | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCONF | DOMAIN | 32 | 16 |
NTDTBS | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
DTBS | 200 | 32 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTEMSMI | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTFLTRN | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTFSRVR
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTFTPSV
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
FTPSRVC | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTGSRVC
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTICMP
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTIFLTR | CNIFLTR | 200 | 32 |
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTIMAGE | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
IMAGE | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PRADSPC | 200 | 32 | |
NTINTRF | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NINTRFC | 200 | 32 | |
NTIP
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTIRSRC | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
EUIRSRC | 200 | 16 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NETBEUI | 200 | 16 | |
NTLCNSN | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTLGDSK | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
LGCLDSK | 200 | 8 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PHSCDSK | 200 | 8 | |
NTLSRVR
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTMMR
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTMSEDB | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
MSEXCDB | 200 | 32 | |
NTMSEDS
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTMSEES
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTMSEIS
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTNBEUI | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NETBEUI | 200 | 16 | |
NTNBIOS | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
WLNBIOS | 200 | 16 | |
NTOBJCT
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTPASPC
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
IDPRCS | 6 | 8 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PRADSPC | 200 | 32 | |
NTPCMTA | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
MSPCMTA | 200 | 16 | |
NTPGNFL | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PGNGFL | 200 | 16 | |
NTPHDSK | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PHSCDSK | 200 | 8 | |
NTPNTM | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PENTIUM | 200 | 16 | |
NTPRCS | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PROCESS | 200 | 16 | |
NTPRCSR | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PRCSR | 200 | 16 | |
NTPRTCL | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
IPRTCLS | 200 | 32 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTPSCCH | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTPSRV0 | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTPSRVC
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTPSRVR
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTQLSLG | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
SQLSRLG | 200 | 32 | |
NTRADSR
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTRDRCT
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSEIMC
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSEMTA
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSEWEB
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSGLBL
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSGMNT | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSGMNT | 200 | 32 | |
NTSLCKS
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSPBLC
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSPCCH
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSPRVT
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSRPDB | DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
QLSRPDB | 200 | 32 | |
NTSRVR
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSRWQS
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
SRVWRQS | 200 | 16 | |
NTSSRVC
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSSRVR
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSSTM
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTSUSRS
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
QLSUSRS | 200 | 16 | |
NTTCP
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTTDTLS
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PRADSPC | 200 | 32 | |
THRDTLS | 200 | 16 | |
NTTHRD
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
IDPRCS | 6 | 8 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PROCESS | 200 | 16 | |
THREAD | 200 | 16 | |
NTTLPHN
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTUDP
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTWLIPX
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NWLNIPX | 200 | 16 | |
NTWLSPX
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NWLNSPX | 200 | 16 | |
NTWSRVC
|
DOMAIN | 200 | 16 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
WBSRVC | 200 | 16 |
The %CPDDUTL macro control statement MAINTAIN TABLE will not migrate over the variable length changes from the supplied dictionary to your DICTLIB. Instead, I have included some code below that will make all of the above changes (if necessary). All you need to do is :-
%cpcat;
cards4;
update table name=NTARTMS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=SNARTMS
length=32 ;
update table name=NTASPGS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTASPRT ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=RASPORT
length=32 ;
update table name=NTASTTL ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTBFCTR ;
update variable name=BNCFCTR
length=32 ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTBRWSR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTCACHE ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTCIND0 ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTCINDX ;
update variable name=CNTINDX
length=16 ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTCMNGR ;
update variable name=CCHMNGR
length=16 ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTCNCT0 ;
update variable name=BTCNCTN
length=32 ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTCNCTN ;
update variable name=CNNCTNS
length=16 ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTCNTRS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTCONF ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update table name=NTDTBS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=DTBS
length=32 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTEMSMI ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTFLTRN ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTFSRVR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTFTPSV ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=FTPSRVC
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTGSRVC ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTICMP ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTIFLTR ;
update variable name=CNIFLTR
length=32 ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTIMAGE ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=IMAGE
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PRADSPC
length=32 ;
update table name=NTINTRF ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NINTRFC
length=32 ;
update table name=NTIP ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTIRSRC ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=EUIRSRC
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NETBEUI
length=16 ;
update table name=NTLCNSN ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTLGDSK ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=LGCLDSK
length=8 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PHSCDSK
length=8 ;
update table name=NTLSRVR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTMMR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTMSEDB ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=MSEXCDB
length=32 ;
update table name=NTMSEDS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTMSEES ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTMSEIS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTNBEUI ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NETBEUI
length=16 ;
update table name=NTNBIOS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=WLNBIOS
length=16 ;
update table name=NTOBJCT ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTPASPC ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=IDPRCS
length=8 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PRADSPC
length=32 ;
update table name=NTPCMTA ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=MSPCMTA
length=16 ;
update table name=NTPGNFL ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PGNGFL
length=16 ;
update table name=NTPHDSK ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PHSCDSK
length=8 ;
update table name=NTPNTM ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PENTIUM
length=16 ;
update table name=NTPRCS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PROCESS
length=16 ;
update table name=NTPRCSR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PRCSR
length=16 ;
update table name=NTPRTCL ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=IPRTCLS
length=32 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTPSCCH ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTPSRV0 ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTPSRVC ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTPSRVR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTQLSLG ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=SQLSRLG
length=32 ;
update table name=NTRADSR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTRDRCT ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSEIMC ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSEMTA ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSEWEB ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSGLBL ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSGMNT ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NTSGMNT
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSLCKS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSPBLC ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSPCCH ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSPRVT ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSRPDB ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=QLSRPDB
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSRVR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSRWQS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=SRVWRQS
length=16 ;
update table name=NTSSRVC ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSSRVR ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSSTM ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTSUSRS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=QLSUSRS
length=16 ;
update table name=NTTCP ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTTDTLS ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PRADSPC
length=32 ;
update variable name=THRDTLS
length=16 ;
update table name=NTTHRD ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=IDPRCS
length=8 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PROCESS
length=16 ;
update variable name=THREAD
length=16 ;
update table name=NTTLPHN ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTUDP ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=NTWLIPX ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NWLNIPX
length=16 ;
update table name=NTWLSPX ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NWLNSPX
length=16 ;
update table name=NTWSRVC ;
update variable name=DOMAIN
length=16 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=WBSRVC
length=16 ;
;;;;
%cpcat(cat=work.temp.temp.source);
%cpddutl(entrynam=work.temp.temp.source);
Contents:
The following is a typical "header" record in the SAP R/3 KM history file (based on version 2.2 of the KM).
prod010/R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.CUA.prodxx_P01_02/BufferQuality
prod010 | Machine name | |
R3_PERF_BUF | Application class | |
Buffer.CUA | Nested Application class | 'Buffer' is the application class and within it CUA describes the type of buffer. |
prodxx_P01_02 | R/3 Instance | An instance defines the resource needed by a SAP application server , such as memory configuration, number and type of services provided (work processes), and so on. Every R/3 instance has its own memory buffers and is controlled by a single dispatcher process. R/3 instances are identified with and instance name , normally with the syntax <hostname>_<SID>_<system number>.R/3 instances are created when the R/3 system is installed and also when installing additional dialog servers. |
BufferQuality | Parameter name |
SID - SAP system identification
Many of the parameters that are encountered in the KM history files are Alerts. For the purposes of this document, these are not going to be supported by IT Service Vision. Performance and workload statistics are to be processed by IT Service Vision.
The following new tables are available in the supplied dictionary.
TABLE NAME | APPLICATION CLASSES IN TABLE | BY LIST |
PTR3BUF | R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.CUA R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.Field_Catal R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.Generic_Key R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.Initial_Rec R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.Program R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.Screen R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.ShortNameTab R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.Single_Key R3_PERF_BUF.Buffers.Table_Descr |
MACHINE SID SYSNUM DURGRP DATETIME HOUR SHIFT |
PTR3PWP | R3_PERF_WP_DIALOG.WP_Perf.Dialog R3_PERF_WP_JOBS.WP_Perf.Jobs R3_PERF_WP_SPOOL.WP_Perf.Spool R3_PERF_WP_UPDATE.WP_Perf.Update |
MACHINE SID SYSNUM TASK DURGRP DATETIME HOUR SHIFT |
PTR3WP | R3_WP_BATCH R3_WP_DIALOG R3_WP_ENQUEUE R3_WP_SPOOL R3_WP_SPOOL R3_WP_UPDATE R3_WP_UPDATE2 |
MACHINE SID SYSNUM TASK DURGRP DATETIME HOUR SHIFT |
PTR3SYS | R3_NT_CPU R3_NT_MEMORY R3_NT_SWAP R3_UNIX_CPU R3_UNIX_MEMORY R3_UNIX_SWAP |
MACHINE SID SYSNUM DURGRP DATETIME HOUR SHIFT |
PTR3FS | R3_UNIX_FILESYS R3_NT_FILESYS |
MACHINE SID SYSNUM FILESYS DURGRP DATETIME HOUR SHIFT |
PTR3FIL | R3_PERF_PAGING_FILE R3_PERF_ROLL_FILE |
MACHINE SID SYSNUM FILTYPE DURGRP DATETIME HOUR SHIFT |
PTR3DPQ | R3_PERF_DISPQ_DIALOG.Disp_Queue.Dialog R3_PERF_DISPQ_ENQUEUE.Disp_Queue.Enqueue R3_PERF_DISPQ_JOBS.Disp_Queue.Jobs R3_PERF_DISPQ_SPOOL.Disp_Queue.Spool R3_PERF_DISPQ_Update.Disp_Queue.Update R3_PERF_DISPQ_Update2.Disp_Queue.Update2 |
MACHINE SID SYSNUM TASK DURGRP DATETIME HOUR SHIFT |
PTR3ENQ | R3_PERF_ENQUEUE1.Enqueue.Enqueue1 R3_PERF_ENQUEUE2.Enqueue.Enqueue2 |
MACHINE SID SYSNUM ENQTYPE DURGRP DATETIME HOUR SHIFTS |
Due to the peculiarities of the raw Patrol data the staging of that data into a PDB will be a resource intensive activity. However, several changes have been made to the table definitions and the staging code to improve the performance of staging of the data.
Performance was improved in two areas, a reduction in SASWORK space required and also elapsed time (CPU and IO).
The examples given below are based on a small test on Unix using some sample data. Your results may be different, however I would expect that you would see similar improvements.
In the original code, a 3.5 Mb input file would peak at about 44.5 Mb of SASWORK, including all utility files. The peak occurs whilst the input data is being sorted in a SAS data set. For the duration of the sort, the SAS data set is uncompressed resulting in increased work space utilization.
In the test that I ran using the same input file, the use of SASWORK peaked at 13.5Mb a 70% reduction is work space usage.
The performance improvements in elapsed time come from the restructuring of the Patrol staging code. Primarily, I have removed a sort and also a pass of the data from the staging code. At present I have not analyzed the results to the point where I can separate out the CPU and non CPU savings, however overall my tests have shown at least a 50% reduction in elapsed times.
The new staging code will process the Patrol data slightly differently to the original support, and will result in slightly different data in the PDB.
In the original staging code a value for the duration of the first data record was always approximated by examining the intervals for the following records. The advantage of doing this meant that duration was not set to a missing value and that data record would be included in the reduction processing. The disadvantages were that to obtain this one value, required another sort of the data, forced another separate pass of the data and still only provided an approximate value.
With hindsight, the benefits of not estimating the duration of the first record greatly outweighed the disadvantages and resulted in arguably more accurate data.
The result for the user is that you may notice that at the DETAIL level of the PDB there will be observations that have DURATION variable with missing values (although this should be a very small number). Now, if an observation has a missing value for DURATION, any variables that are weighted by duration will not be included in the reduce summarization, however those variables that are not weighted by duration will be included in the summarization.
Many of the existing metrics have had their lengths reviewed and altered. Primarily, this has been done to improve the processing performance and in particular reducing the amount of WORK space required to sort the data. For information on how to update tables that you already have in your PDB, refer to the section below this table.
In addition to MACHINE and DURGRP I have reviewed the instance variables for each table and reduced their length accordingly. Although I have included a list below of what these values were and what they have been changed to, you should review them at your own site to ensure the length I recommend is long enough.
TABLENM | VARIABLE NAME | OLD LENGTH | NEW LENGTH |
PTCACHE | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCACH | 200 | 12 | |
PTLGDSK | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
LGLDISK | 200 | 12 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PTMEMRY | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
MEMORY | 200 | 12 | |
PTNTCPU | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTCPU | 200 | 8 | |
PTNTWRK | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NETWRK | 200 | 8 | |
PTPGFLE | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PGEFILE | 200 | 20 | |
PTPHDSK | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PHYLDSK | 200 | 12 | |
PTPRCSS | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTPRCSS | 200 | 12 | |
PTSCRTY | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
SECURTY | 200 | 12 | |
PTSERVR | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
SERVER | 200 | 10 | |
PTTHRD | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NTTHRD | 200 | 12 | |
PTUACTP | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PROCES | 200 | 20 | |
PTUAGNT | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
OLAGEN | 200 | 12 | |
PTUCPU | CPU | 200 | 8 |
DURGRP | 40 | 6 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PTUDISK | DISK | 200 | 8 |
DURGRP | 40 | 6 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PTUFSTM | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
FSYSTM | 200 | 20 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PTUKRNL | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
KERNEL | 200 | 8 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PTULOG | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
LOG | 200 | 30 | |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PTUMMRY | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
MEMORY | 200 | 8 | |
PTUNFS | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NFS | 200 | 8 | |
PTUNWRK | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
NETWORK | 200 | 8 | |
PTUPRCS | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PROCES | 200 | 8 | |
PTUPRTR | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
PRINTE | 200 | 12 | |
PTUSMP | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
SMP | 200 | 8 | |
PTUSWAP | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
SWAP | 200 | 20 | |
PTUUSRS | DURGRP | 40 | 6 |
MACHINE | 200 | 32 | |
USERS | 200 | 12 |
The %CPDDUTL macro control statement will not migrate over the variable length changes from the supplied dictionary to your DICTLIB. Instead, I have included some code below that will make all of the above changes (if necessary). All you need to do is :-
%cpcat;
cards4;
update table name=PTCACHE ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NTCACH
length=12 ;
update table name=PTLGDSK ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=LGLDISK
length=12 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=PTMEMRY ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=MEMORY
length=12 ;
update table name=PTNTCPU ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NTCPU
length=8 ;
update table name=PTNTWRK ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NETWRK
length=8 ;
update table name=PTPGFLE ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PGEFILE
length=20 ;
update table name=PTPHDSK ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PHYLDSK
length=12 ;
update table name=PTPRCSS ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NTPRCSS
length=12 ;
update table name=PTSCRTY ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=SECURTY
length=12 ;
update table name=PTSERVR ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=SERVER
length=10 ;
update table name=PTTHRD ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NTTHRD
length=12 ;
update table name=PTUACTP ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PROCES
length=20 ;
update table name=PTUAGNT ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=OLAGEN
length=12 ;
update table name=PTUCPU ;
update variable name=CPU
length=8 ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=PTUDISK ;
update variable name=DISK
length=8 ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=PTUFSTM ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=FSYSTM
length=20 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=PTUKRNL ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=KERNEL
length=8 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=PTULOG ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=LOG
length=30 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update table name=PTUMMRY ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=MEMORY
length=8 ;
update table name=PTUNFS ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NFS
length=8 ;
update table name=PTUNWRK ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=NETWORK
length=8 ;
update table name=PTUPRCS ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PROCES
length=8 ;
update table name=PTUPRTR ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=PRINTE
length=12 ;
update table name=PTUSMP ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=SMP
length=8 ;
update table name=PTUSWAP ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=SWAP
length=20 ;
update table name=PTUUSRS ;
update variable name=DURGRP
length=6 ;
update variable name=MACHINE
length=32 ;
update variable name=USERS
length=12 ;
;;;;
%cpcat(cat=work.temp.temp.source);
%cpddutl(entrynam=work.temp.temp.source);
The DURGRP variable has been removed from the reduction level CLASS lists (DAY, WEEK, MONTH, YEAR). Removing this variable from the class list is recommended as it makes the reporting of the data much easier.
The table class list can be altered either interactively or in batch using the %CPDDUTL macro and the UPDATE TABLE control statement. As always, ensure that you have a backup of the PDB prior to making any changes.
The GENERATE SOURCE functionality of the %CPDDUTL macro has been enhanced to allow customers to generate a first cut of table and variable definitions for data sources directly from the raw data.
NOTE: Generate Source is more strict than %CxPROCES in terms of how the CDC data is presented to it, however this should not be a problem as typically generating table and variable source is not a daily event and the data can be manipulated to meet the requirements.
The following is an example of how this facility can be used. Please refer to the IT Service Vision Macro Reference documentation for more information on the parameters to use with the GENERATE SOURCE control statement.
The data :-
machine,date,time,cpu utilization,value pct,i/o per sec,device name,average val,max val,min val, tom,01JAN2000,01:00:00,0.5,20,6,devHarry,5,7,2, tom,01JAN2000,01:05:00,0.6,21,7,devHarry,6,8,5, tom,01JAN2000,01:10:00,0.7,22,8,devHarry,7,8,8, tom,01JAN2000,01:15:00,0.8,23,9,devHarry,8,9,8, tom,01JAN2000,01:20:00,0.9,24,10,devHarry,9,3,6, tom,01JAN2000,01:25:00,0.0,25,11,devHarry,10,7,4,
The above data is only intended to illustrate the CDC support of Generate Source.
Start up IT Service Vision and submit the following code from the program editor;
%cpcat; cards4; generate source infile='c:\rawdata\cdctest.data' intype=cdc type=interval delim=',' name=utest filename='c:\temp\ddutl.txt'; ;;;; %cpcat(cat=work.temp.temp.source); %cpddutl(entrynam=work.temp.temp.source);
The output of the above code is a file in c:\temp called ddutl.txt that contains table and variable definitions that will allow you to process the CDC data. The table and variable definitions that are created should be reviewed and modified if necessary. They are included below for your reference. For more information on 'Interpretation Types' please refer to the How To/Macro help.
/*--------------------------------------------------------------* | Table definition statements generated on 24MAR2000:16:32:13.25 | For PDB table.....: UTEST | Table type........: INTERVAL | Now sorted by.....: | Will be sorted by.: *--------------------------------------------------------------*/ DELETE TABLE NAME=UTEST NOERROR ; CREATE TABLE NAME=UTEST COLLECTOR='GENERIC' TOOLNAME=CHARDELIM TYPE=INTERVAL KEPT=YES EXTNAME='CDCTABLE' IDNUM=0 LABEL='CDC Table' ARCHIVE=NO DESCRIPTION='CDC Table' DETAIL=(agelimit=10 ) DAY=(agelimit=45 ) WEEK=(agelimit=15 ) MONTH=(agelimit=18 ) YEAR=(agelimit=5 ) ; /*----------------------------------------------------------* | Variable definitions for table: UTEST *----------------------------------------------------------*/ CREATE VARIABLE NAME=MACHINE EXTNAME='machine' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='machine' DESCRIPTION='machine' FORMAT=. OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=STRING LENGTH=32 TYPE=CHARACTER KEPT=YES ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=DATE EXTNAME='date' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='date' DESCRIPTION='date' FORMAT=DATE9. OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=DATE LENGTH=8 TYPE=NUMERIC KEPT=YES INFORMAT=DATE9. ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=TIME EXTNAME='time' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='time' DESCRIPTION='time' FORMAT=TIME12.2 OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=TIME LENGTH=8 TYPE=NUMERIC KEPT=YES INFORMAT=TIME8. ISTATS =( NOCOUNT SUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) DAY =( NOCOUNT SUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) WEEK =( NOCOUNT SUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) MONTH =( NOCOUNT SUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) YEAR =( NOCOUNT SUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=CUTLZTN EXTNAME='cpu utilization' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='cpu utilization' DESCRIPTION='cpu utilization' FORMAT=PERCENT9.2 OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=PERCENT LENGTH=6 TYPE=NUMERIC KEPT=YES ISTATS =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) DAY =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) WEEK =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) MONTH =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) YEAR =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=VLPCT EXTNAME='value pct' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='value pct' DESCRIPTION='value pct' FORMAT=6.2 OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=PERCENT100 LENGTH=6 TYPE=NUMERIC KEPT=YES ISTATS =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) DAY =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) WEEK =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) MONTH =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) YEAR =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=IOPRSEC EXTNAME='i/o per sec' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='i/o per sec' DESCRIPTION='i/o per sec' FORMAT=BEST12.2 OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=RATE LENGTH=8 TYPE=NUMERIC KEPT=YES ISTATS =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) DAY =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) WEEK =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) MONTH =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) YEAR =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=DVCNAME EXTNAME='device name' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='device name' DESCRIPTION='device name' FORMAT=. OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=STRING LENGTH=200 TYPE=CHARACTER KEPT=YES ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=AVRGVAL EXTNAME='average val' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='average val' DESCRIPTION='average val' FORMAT=BEST12.2 OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=AVERAGE LENGTH=8 TYPE=NUMERIC KEPT=YES ISTATS =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) DAY =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) WEEK =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) MONTH =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) YEAR =( NOCOUNT NOSUM AVERAGE NOMAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=MAXVAL EXTNAME='max val' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='max val' DESCRIPTION='max val' FORMAT=BEST12.2 OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=MAXIMUM LENGTH=8 TYPE=NUMERIC KEPT=YES ISTATS =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE MAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) DAY =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE MAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) WEEK =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE MAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) MONTH =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE MAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) YEAR =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE MAXIMUM NOMINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME=MINVAL EXTNAME='min val' SUBJECT='N/A' LABEL='min val' DESCRIPTION='min val' FORMAT=BEST12.2 OID=. IDNUM=. INTERPRET=MINIMUM LENGTH=8 TYPE=NUMERIC KEPT=YES ISTATS =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE NOMAXIMUM MINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) DAY =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE NOMAXIMUM MINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) WEEK =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE NOMAXIMUM MINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) MONTH =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE NOMAXIMUM MINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) YEAR =( NOCOUNT NOSUM NOAVERAGE NOMAXIMUM MINIMUM NOUSS NOCV NORANGE NOVARIANCE NOSTD NONMISS ) ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME= HOUR EXTNAME='HOUR' LABEL='Hour of day' DESCRIPTION='Hour_of_day' KEPT=YES VALIDITY=. INTERPRET=INT TYPE=NUMERIC LENGTH=4 FORMAT=2. INFORMAT=. IDNUM=. OID= . SUBJECT='N/A' ; CREATE VARIABLE NAME= SHIFT EXTNAME='SHIFT' LABEL='Operations shift' DESCRIPTION='Operations_shift' KEPT=YES VALIDITY=. INTERPRET=STRING TYPE=CHARACTER LENGTH=1 FORMAT=. INFORMAT=. IDNUM=. OID= . SUBJECT='N/A' ; /*--------------------------------------------------------------* | By, Class, ID, and Index variable lists for table: UTEST *--------------------------------------------------------------*/ UPDATE TABLE NAME= UTEST DETAIL =( BYVARS= ' DATETIME HOUR SHIFT' ) DAY =( CLASSVARS= ' DATETIME HOUR SHIFT' ) WEEK =( CLASSVARS= ' DATETIME HOUR SHIFT' ) MONTH =( CLASSVARS= ' DATETIME HOUR SHIFT' ) YEAR =( CLASSVARS= ' DATETIME HOUR SHIFT' ) ;
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