[Orca-users] CPU Usage w/Wait IO
    Andy Waddington 
    steady_1 at hotmail.com
       
    Fri Mar 28 08:07:06 PST 2003
    
    
  
We have some SUN servers where we are upgrading SEToolkit in groups: some of 
them are creating orcallator files and some percol files.  It is fairly 
simple to have find_files for group "orcallator" pick up both versions.
Now that it is available for some servers, I have modified my CPU Usage plot 
to include the wio% column as follows:
plot {
title             %g CPU Usage
source            orcallator
data              sys%
data              wio%
data              usr%
line_type         area
line_type         stack
line_type         stack
legend            System
legend            Wait IO
legend            User
y_legend          Percent
data_min          0
data_max          100
plot_min          0
plot_max          100
rigid_min_max     1
}
However, this is giving unintended results.  I have attached two (partially 
censored) graphs to demonstrate.
For servers with the wio% column everything looks normal.  For servers 
without the wio% column it correctly plots the data for sys% and usr% and 
ignores wio%, but when it creates the legend entries it displays "System" 
and "Wait IO" and ignores "User".
Am I missing something or is there a "fix" to force the plot to skip the 
corresponding legend when a data entry isn't found?
Thanks
Andy
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