PRSM


The PRSM (PRS) service displays CPU busy percentage and processor usage by partition.

When invoked in a PR/SM environment, the PRSM service monitors and reports logical partition activity. The average logical and physical processor utilization is shown for each partition. CPU busy percentage is computed for the current partition.

Warning

Note

For compatibility with previous releases of MainView for z/OS, PCPU is retained as a valid alias for the PRSM service.

Syntax

GUID-002F6360-2FE6-468E-83FB-8E16C8ABFBC2-low.pngThe parameters are defined as follows:

Parameter

Description

time

length of the sample period in seconds; the default sample period is 10 seconds, and the maximum period is 300 seconds

ALL

includes inactive as well as active partitions in the display


Example

To display CPU busy percentage and processor usage when running under the IBM PR/SM complex, type

PRSM,10

AMTLO1I Collecting statistics for 10 Seconds     [1]
               [2]       [3]        [4]  
AMTLP1I Partitions: 24; CPUs:  CP 18, ICF 4
AMTLP0I


           [5]     [6]   [7] [8] [9]   [10]      [11]   [12]     [13]
AMTLP2I                           C
AMTLP3I            CPU   Log.  W  A          Relative  % Log.  % Phy.
AMTLP4I Partition  Type  CPUs  A  P  Weight   Share %   Util.   Util.
AMTLP5I ---------  ----  ----  -  -  -----   --------  -----   ------
AMTLP6I SJSC       CP       2            90       3.7   21.3      2.4
AMTLP6I CF01       ICF      1           400      50.0   97.9     24.5
AMTLP6I CF02       ICF      1  Y      -DED-     100.0   ----     ----
AMTLP6I CF03       ICF      1           100      12.5   90.8     22.7
AMTLP6I CF06       ICF      1           300      37.5   90.9     22.7
AMTLP6I SJSB       CP       2           140       5.8   10.2      1.1
AMTLP6I SJSC       CP       3           200       8.2   74.6     12.4
AMTLP6I SJSG       CP       1            42       1.7    9.2       .5
AMTLP6I SJSH       CP       1            53       2.1    7.4       .4
AMTLP6I SYSI       CP       2           114       4.7    9.5      1.1
AMTLP6I SYSM       CP       2           120       4.9   12.4      1.4
AMTLP6I SYSN       CP       2           140       5.8   18.4      2.0
AMTLP6I SYSP       CP       3           200       8.2   63.6     10.6
AMTLP6I VMR        CP       2           260      10.7   78.2      8.7
AMTLP6I VM5        CP       2           140       5.8   36.8      4.1
AMTLP6I DB2A       CP       2  Y      -DED-     100.0   ----     ----
AMTLP6I DB2B       CP       2           140       5.8   76.3      8.5
AMTLP6I ESAJ       CP       2           122       5.0   16.7      1.9
AMTLP6I ESAM       CP       2           114       4.7    47.9     5.3
AMTLP6I IMSA       CP       2           130       5.3     6.7      .7
AMTLP6I SJSE       CP       2           115       4.7    16.4     1.8
AMTLP6I SYSO       CP       2           120       4.9    24.1     2.7
AMTLP6I VM4        CP       2           140       5.8    26.5     2.9
AMTLP6I ZOSE       CP       1            30       1.2      .0      .0
AMTLP0I
AMTLPJI Processor Type: CP              [14]
AMTLPBI Plex busy:       68.57%         [15]
AMTLPCI Plex overhead:   11.10%         [16]
AMTLPWI Plex wait:       20.33%         [17]
AMTLP0I
AMTLPJI Processor Type: ICF             [14]
AMTLPBI Plex busy:       69.90%         [15]
AMTLPCI Plex overhead:    4.60%         [16]
AMTLPWI Plex wait:       25.50%         [17]
AMTLP0I
          [18]     [19]     [20]
AMTLP7I Current    CPU
AMTLP8I Partition   ID     % Busy
AMTLP9I ---------  ---     ------
AMTLPAI SJSD         0      21.80
AMTLPAI             16      21.75
AMT001A SYSPROG

Legend:

  1. number of seconds for the sample
  2. number of partitions that have been defined on this PR/SM complex
  3. number of physical CPUs in the PR/SM complex, broken down by type
  4. number of processors of type CP and ICF
  5. name assigned to the logical partition
  6. CPU type
  7. number of logical CPUs that will run in this logical partition
  8. wait assist status
    • Y indicates that wait assist is available.
    • A blank indicates that wait assist is not available.
  9. partition capped or not capped

    A Y indicates that the partition is not allowed to exceed its relative share of CPU time, even if CPU resources are available.

  10. weight that the dispatcher for PR/SM will give to this logical partition
  11. partition’s weight divided by the sum of the weights for all partitions in the plex
  12. average logical CPU use that this logical partition is making of the processor complex
  13. average physical CPU use that this logical partition is making of the processor complex
  14. physical processor utilization across the plex, grouped by type of processor
  15. percentage of time that this type of processor was gainfully employed
  16. percentage of this type of processor’s time that was used to determine how the processors should be dispatched to the various LPARs
  17. percentage of time that this type of processor was not used
  18. partition within which MainView SYSPROG Services is executing; also known as the host partition or host LPAR

    More information is available for the host LPAR than for the other LPARs.

  19. processor ID; one line for each physical processor that is assigned to the LPAR
  20. percentage of time that the processor was busy while dispatching to the LPAR during the sample period; one line for each physical processor assigned to the LPAR

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MainView SYSPROG Services 6.1