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Paul Watson — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
You and me both, the onstat reference used is taken from an
IBM document by Troy Hewitt (??), I've found a number of
discrepancies/errors and fixed/added items as I've found them. I
believe the documentation is wrong and the cpu is reported on seconds.
This is based on the onstat - on one of our test systems (uptime 49
days),
if the onstat -g glo was in minutes then I've used about 3000 days of
processor time since the instance was started.
malcolm wrote:
>
> I'm confused. Onstat -g glo gives usercpu and syscpu utilisation in
> seconds, according to informixanswers.com whereas sysmaster table
> sysvpprof gives the smae numbers but the documentation in the
> performane guide says that this is minutes. Which is it?
>
> regards
>
> Malcolm
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