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Old 01-19-2012
glance global priority queue question
Hello;

I am collecting global priority queue data from the following script:

Code:
/opt/perf/bin/glance -j2 -iterations 10 -adviser_only -syntax /home/dsljseo/glance.syntax

cat glance.syntax
print "global priority queue", gbl_pri_queue

The typical output:

Code:
 global priority queue325410
  global priority queue   1.5
  global priority queue   0.2
  global priority queue   0.0
  global priority queue   0.2
  global priority queue   0.1
  global priority queue   0.4
  global priority queue  13.3
  global priority queue  15.7
  global priority queue   6.3

My question is why the first value is always very large ..
Any ideas ??
# 2  
Old 01-20-2012
Are these figures just to make me feel bad?
Smilie

I'm trying hard with the 4 HP box I still administer...

So far all I have is
Code:
global priority queue   0.0
global priority queue   0.0
global priority queue   0.0
global priority queue   0.0
global priority queue   0.0

same results on hpux11.11 and hpux11.00 (at this time I have no luck for there is no load...change shift between interactive to batch mode...)


Addendum
Better today
Code:
ran:/home/vbe $ /opt/perf/bin/glance -j2 -iterations 10 -adviser_only -syntax /home/vbe/glance.syntax  

Welcome to GlancePlus 


18:56:43 runq=   2.3,  global priority queue    0.2
18:56:45 runq=   2.3,  global priority queue    0.1
18:56:47 runq=   2.3,  global priority queue    0.4
18:56:49 runq=   2.3,  global priority queue    0.1
18:56:51 runq=   2.3,  global priority queue    1.1
18:56:53 runq=   2.3,  global priority queue    0.2
18:56:55 runq=   2.3,  global priority queue    0.0
18:56:57 runq=   2.3,  global priority queue    0.1
18:56:59 runq=   2.1,  global priority queue    0.1
18:57:01 runq=   2.1,  global priority queue    0.1

Last edited by vbe; 02-24-2012 at 02:08 PM.. Reason: addendum
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