[Orca-users] max min values not matching graph

[Attila Mezei-Horvati]

Thanks, that was the confusion indeed. Now is all good. :)
  Attila

David Michaels <dragon at raytheon.com> wrote:  Oh wait, I see the confusion now.  The blue data (Service Processing) is 
being stacked on top of the green data, rather than overlapping.  So it 
appears the Service Processing peaks at 175 or so (from the graph), but 
really at that point it's 175 - 80 = 75.

You can change this behavior in the respective plot definition in the 
orcallator.cfg file.  The line_type property will determine how the 
graph gets presented.  A line_type of "stack" will stack on top of the 
previously defined line_type.  Any other line_type will overlap.  For 
example:

plot {
......
line_type    area
line_type    line1
}

will use a filled area to represent the first set of data, and will 
overlay a line to represent the second set of data.

You probably have:

plot {
.....
line_type    area
line_type    stack
}

--Dragon


David Michaels wrote:

> Hi, Attila --
>
> The values in your graph do appear match the values in the table.  I 
> think maybe you're reading the bottom of the graph as "zero" when in 
> fact it's "60m".  The scale in this case is 10m per unit on the Y 
> axis, and 5 minutes per unit on the X axis.
>
> Does this help?
>
> --Dragon
>
>
> Attila Mezei-Horvati wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I cannot seem to pass one issue when setting up orca. The graph 
>> values and the min/max/avg values in the summary  (below the graph) 
>> don't match. I am trying to attach one of the images in case it goes 
>> through. Would anybody have any idea why the max value  listed in the 
>> graph is different than the one in the summary?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Attila
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