The performance server is started by running the rc.perf script.
SPD Server is shipped with a partially configured rc.perf script. This rc.perf script is in
your SPD Server installation folders at
.../samples/rc.perf.
Before running the script, modify the rc.perf script as follows:
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Modify the NSPORT assignment
to be the NSPORT assignment in your rc.spds start-up script.
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Modify the SNPORT assignment
to be the SNPORT assignment in your rc.spds start-up script.
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Modify the PFPOPT assignment to be an available listen port to your spdsperf server
for the SPD Server
SAS Management Console client to connect to.
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The script uses the -PARGS setting to specify how many times the performance server
should capture performance information snapshots before shutting down. The rc.spds
script specifies 0, which indicates an infinite number of performance information
captures. If you do not change the default number of information captures from 0 (infinity),
consider modifying your rc.killspds script to shut down the rc.perf process when you
shut down SPD Server.
Then, run rc.perf from
PROC SPDO by using the SPDSCMD command option. Here is an example:
libname special sasspds 'public' host="hostname" service="5400" user="spdsadm"
passwd="spdsadmpw" aclspecial=yes;
%let tmp=path-to-domain-definitions/public;
%let site=path-to-server-install;
%let log=path-to-server-install/logs/
proc spdo lib=special;
spdscmd "&site/rc.perf -log &tmp/spdsperf.out";
quit;