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trxeval(1M)                                                     trxeval(1M)

NAME
     trxeval - logical evaluation of a tracex measurement

SYNOPSIS
     /opt/SItracex/bin/trxeval [-f asciitrace] [-p pid] [-s starttime]
                               [-i timeinterval] [-e endtime] [-l] [-c]
                               [-E] [-v] [-h] [-w]

DESCRIPTION
     The trxeval program evaluates the asciitrace and mnameps files
     created by trxout(1M) and txc(1M). More detailed information on
     filename conventions can be found under tracex(5).

     General data relating to measurement and system behavior, such as
     utilization of the CPU and disks, is logged. Statistics on the
     processes and disk requests entered are also output. In addition, data
     relevant to each process entered can be calculated and output.

OPTIONS
     -f asciitrace
          The asciitrace file created by trxout(1M) is used as input. Stan-
          dard input is used if this is not specified.

     -p pid
          Only measurement points belonging to this process ID are
          evaluated. All PIDs are evaluated if this is not specified.
          Repeated use of this option is permitted.

     -s starttime
          Only those measurement points that occurred after the starttime
          (in milliseconds from the start of measurement) are evaluated.
          Evaluations are carried out from the time the measurement starts
          if this is not specified.

     -i timeinterval
          In the case of some trxeval evaluations, events are added over
          various time intervals. The length of such an interval can be
          defined using this option. The default value is 1,000 mil-
          liseconds.

     -e endtime
          Only those measurement points that occurred before the endtime
          (in milliseconds from the start of measurement) are evaluated.
          Evaluation is performed until the measurement is ended if this is
          not specified.

     -l   The events are output in a process-oriented manner. A CPU
          analysis, disk analysis, and terminal analysis are output for
          each process. Analysis of the disks and the terminal is only per-
          formed if the process actually accessed these function units.





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trxeval(1M)                                                     trxeval(1M)

     -c   All system calls executed by the entered processes are evaluated.
          A system call analysis for each process is output in the
          mnameout file.

     -E   If system calls are evaluated (-c option), all error messages of
          the evaluated system calls are, in addition, output to the
          mnamesyserr file.

     -v   The current status of the evaluation can be followed on the
          screen. A message is displayed at intervals of 10% of the size of
          the ASCII log file. The number of data records read is output at
          the end of the evaluation as well as a period (".") for each
          evaluated process.

     -h   Headers are output to the mnameout file using this option. A
          page feed is created before each header. Each header contains the
          name of the evaluated ASCII log file and the page number.

     -w   Using this option warnings are output to the mnameerr file, in
          addition to the error messages. These warnings occur frequently
          during the evaluations and are used for debugging purposes only.

NOTES
     trxeval also requires the asciitraceps file generated by txc(1M) to
     perform evaluations.

     There are two utilities, trxproc(1M) and do.lev2(1M), that further
     process the output from trxeval.

     Detailed instructions and, in particular, a description of all meas-
     urement points (events) known to tracex, as well as the format of the
     files, can be found in the /home/tracex/doc/trxman00 file.

SEE ALSO
     do.lev2(1M), snap(1M), trxout(1M), trxproc(1M), txc(1M), entab(4),
     tracex(5).


















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