Re: Perfomance Utility

[pytel@xxxxxxxxxx]

You can use PEX *STATS mode.
PEX collection engine is part of OS/400.
Reporting stuff (PRTPEXRPT) is part of PT/400 product.
Hope this helps.

Another simple approach is to use job accounting information.
Use CHGACGCDE command before and after each application run.
You will have clear cut set of major performance counters for a particular
run.

    Alexei Pytel


"Silvio Santos" <Silvio.Santos@brainag.com> on 04/05/2000 01:44:41 PM

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Subject:  Perfomance Utility






Hi!
Suppose that I would like to test two ways of processing one or more files
(independently of what we want to do) .
Is out there any utility or pgm that I can use to measure the perfomance
(time
spend/CPU/IOs ...) between the two pgms ?
Any comments or ideas are welcome....

Thanks,
Silvio.


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