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Technical Article: Automating Java Performance Tuning


 
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Technical Article: Automating Java Performance Tuning

Why automating the load generation and performance tuning process can save a lot of time and effort.

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PMWHICHCONTEXT(3)					     Library Functions Manual						 PMWHICHCONTEXT(3)

NAME
pmWhichContext - identify the current PMAPI context C SYNOPSIS
#include <pcp/pmapi.h> int pmWhichContext(void); cc ... -lpcp DESCRIPTION
An application using the Performance Metrics Application Programming Interface (PMAPI) may manipulate several concurrent contexts, each associated with a source of performance metrics, e.g. pmcd(1) on some host, or an archive log of performance metrics as created by pmlog- ger(1). pmWhichContext returns a handle for the current PMAPI context, that may be used in the associated PMAPI routines that require a handle to identify a PMAPI context. SEE ALSO
PMAPI(3), pmDestroyContext(3), pmDupContext(3), pmNewContext(3) and pmUseContext(3). DIAGNOSTICS
PM_ERR_NOCONTEXT no current context Performance Co-Pilot PCP PMWHICHCONTEXT(3)