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You know you are done when the PROFILE EXEC runs successfully and you
disconnect MONWRITE.
Steps for configuring Performance Toolkit for VM
Before you begin: You need to install Performance Toolkit for VM by following the
Program Directory for Performance Toolkit for VM (http://www.ibm.com/eserver/
zseries/zvm/library/).
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Type these lines in the PROFILE EXEC:
PROFILE EXEC A1 V 130 Trunc=130 Size=28 Line=4 Col=1 Alt=0
* * * Top of File * * *
/**/
'SET RUN ON'
'SET PF12 RETRIEVE'
'CP MONITOR EVENT ENABLE ALL'
'CP MONITOR SAMPLE ENABLE ALL'
'CP MONITOR START'
'CP MONITOR EVENT DISABLE SEEKS ALL'
'CP MONITOR EVENT DISABLE USER ALL'
'CP MONITOR EVENT DISABLE SCHEDULER ALL'
'MONWRITE MONDCSS *MONITOR DISK'
EXIT
Tips:
v SEEKS, USER, and SCHEDULER are events most installations do not record.
If you do not disable these events, you need a larger MONDCSS saved
segment.
v The MONWRITE command invokes the MONWRITE program and sends
monitor data to a CMS file whose file name has this pattern:
Ddate Ttime A1
Where date is the current date and time is the current time. This is handy if
you want to stop and restart MONWRITE, which creates individual CMS
files for each invocation. For instance, you can stop MONWRITE at the end
of the day and start it up again in the morning. Watch the percentage of the
disk used due to monitor data being stored in this file so the disk does not
fill up. To check the disk, use the CMS QUERY ACCESSED command.
Save the PROFILE EXEC. From the XEDIT command line, type this command
and press the Enter key:
====> file
Check that AUTOLOG1's PROFILE EXEC automatically logs MONWRITE on.
See the instructions in "Steps for automatically starting Linux virtual servers
and other virtual machines" on page 85.
Test the PROFILE EXEC. From the CMS command line, issue:
profile
HCPMOW6265A MONITOR WRITER CONNECTED TO *MONITOR, START CP MONITOR
Disconnect MONWRITE. From the command line, type this command and
press the Enter key:
%cp disc