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Summary of Commands
spar
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-l
— feature licensing
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-m
— mean (average) data
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-p
— peak data
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-t
— time; used to specify how many minutes of data are summarized in
each report line. The value must be 5 to 60, in increments of 5 (for
example, 5, 10, or 15, and so on). The default is 20. To ensure valid data,
the value for -t should be equal to or greater than the time increment
specified for data collection by the spadc command.
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-f
— file; used to specify an input data file. If no -f argument is given, the
/var/adm/spa/mm-dd-yyyy file is used for the current day. If the data file
is not in /var/adm/spa, you must provide a full pathname to the input data
file.
Examples
Note that values of “NA” in a report indicate that data was not available for
that period, for example, if spadc data collection was not active, or if the
system had to be rebooted. A value of zero indicates data collection was
activated but no activity occurred.
spar -ap
This command creates a report showing peak percent usage for the entire
board and for each of the different algorithms allocated to the board. A partial
sample output is shown below.
