LPARCOMB


The LPARCOMB control statement specifies a combination of LPARs to be included in the LPAR Combination Section of the CPU Utilization Report.

LPARCOMB
{[ALL=NO]
[, DESC='description',
LPARS=( name1,...,name16)]}

One or more LPARCOMB control statements can be specified and they all must immediately follow a CPU control statement.

Parameters

The parameters for the LPARCOMB control statement are as follows:

ALL=

displays by default the combination with the description ALL LPARS (consisting of all LPARs)

To suppress this combination, specify ALL=NO.

DESC=

specifies the description of the combination of LPARs

This parameter can contain up to 32 characters. If it contains spaces, enclose the parameter in quotation marks; otherwise, quotation marks are not required. When this parameter is specified, the LPARS parameter is required.

LPARS=

specifies the names of up to 16 LPARs in the combination

When this parameter is specified, the DESC parameter is required. If the reserved LPAR name PHYSICAL is specified, it is ignored.

Examples

The following examples illustrate the use of the LPARCOMB control statement.

Example
CPU

This example produces a CPU Utilization Report with an LPAR Combination Section containing only the default ALL LPARS combination.

Example
CPU
LPARCOMB  DESC='DB2 systems',LPARS=(DB2A,DB2B)

This example produces a CPU Utilization Report with an LPAR Combination Section containing the default 'ALL LPARS' combination consisting of all LPARs and the 'DB2 systems' combination consisting of LPARs DB2A and DB2B.

Example
CPU
LPARCOMB  DESC='DB2 systems',LPARS=(DB2A,DB2B)
LPARCOMB ALL=NO

This example produces a CPU Utilization Report with an LPAR Combination Section containing only the 'DB2 systems' combination. The default 'ALL LPARS' combination is suppressed.

Example
CPU LPARCOMB ALL=NO

This example produces a CPU Utilization Report without the LPAR Combination Section.


 

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