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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Monitor Command Descriptions

HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002

DIRWR USRX DUR – This is the run-time duration (wall clock time) for the

calls counted in DIRWR USRX CALLS.

DOCWR USRX CALLS – For an open DOC Writer, this is the number of

user exit calls made since startup or since the last pulse event

acknowledgement.

DOCWR USRX DUR - This is the run-time duration (wall clock time) for

the calls counted in DOCWR USRX CALLS.

TRS USRX CALLS – For an open TRS (or TFS), this is the number of

user exit calls made since startup or since the last pulse event

acknowledgement.

TRS USRX DUR - This is the run-time duration (wall clock time) for the

calls counted in TRS USRX CALLS.

Note: The purpose of USRX CALLS and USRX DUR counters is to count

up the amount of time that the HP Shadowbase process is

spending in the customer’s user exit code.

The PULSESTATS command supports a request for a range of pulse file

records. Enter the FROM and TO datetime parameters on the command

to request records beginning at a certain datetime (the FROM value) and

ending at a certain datetime (the TO value). Again, the records are output

in reverse timestamp order (i.e.,i.e., most recent to least recent).

Processing pulse records via the PULSESTATS command is performed

by AUDMON. The AUD MAXQUERY parameter is used to limit the time

AUDMON can spend at one time producing PULSESTATS output.

AUDMON will terminate the query if the run-time exceeds MAXQUERY

seconds. Note that the contents and structure of the pulse file are

supplied in the release (e.g., FUP CREATE syntax and DDL record

format) so that you can write custom programs or queries against the

pulse file as well. For more information concerning these files see the HP

NonStop Shadowbase Operations Manual Appendix D - HP Shadowbase

Files.

For each CONS, summary totals are output showing the total number of

pulses displayed, the number of incomplete pulses displayed, the number

of pulses displayed that timed out, the number of pulses displayed that are

“in band” (i.e.,i.e., within PULSEMAXRESPONSE), and the number of

pulses displayed that are “out of band” (not within

PULSEMAXRESPONSE).

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