This is a discussion on graphing a cat'd nmon within the AIX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> I have a cron job to run nmon and take 288 snaps, every 5min at midnight [0 0 * ...
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| I have a cron job to run nmon and take 288 snaps, every 5min at midnight [0 0 * * * /usr/bin/nmon_aix52 -fT -s 300 -c 288 -m /home/nmon_data/] and I want a graph per day as well as over the week. Is there a simple way to concatenate several nmon files to graph an entire week with the daily nmon files I already have? I have tried just a simple cat file1.nmon file2.nmon ... >all.nmon, then sorted it, but that does not put the file in the correct format for the nmon_analyzer to create graphs. The cat'd file doesnt have the data sorted, it is just appended, like you would expect the concatenate command to do. |
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| pres10 wrote: > I have a cron job to run nmon and take 288 snaps, every 5min at > midnight [0 0 * * * /usr/bin/nmon_aix52 -fT -s 300 -c 288 -m > /home/nmon_data/] and I want a graph per day as well as over the week. > Is there a simple way to concatenate several nmon files to graph an > entire week with the daily nmon files I already have? I have tried just > a simple cat file1.nmon file2.nmon ... >all.nmon, then sorted it, but > that does not put the file in the correct format for the nmon_analyzer > to create graphs. The cat'd file doesnt have the data sorted, it is > just appended, like you would expect the concatenate command to do. There is a tool called nmonmerge for this: ftp://www6.software.ibm.com/software...n-tools-v1.zip Pierre Malenfant |
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