Average device response times
The Average Device Response Times section of the Performance Data window displays the read and write times for the copy, refresh, copy cylinder, refresh cylinder, and estimated sync time operations.
The Average Device Response Times section provides the following information:
- Volume Refresh and Synchronization Information displays the number of tracks and cylinders that are refreshed and synchronized for that specific migration.
- The Sync Goal in Seconds is the value that was set at job submission or modified through the TDMF Monitor.
- Estimated Sync Time Required in Seconds is the calculated value for the synchronization phase. This value should be less than the total Estimated Sync Time (read and write) that is displayed in the Average Device Response Time section.
- The last display is the start and end times for each phase and the total elapsed time for the
copy, refresh, and synchronization phases of the volume pairing.Note: The estimated synchronization time is normally the sum of the predicted synchronization read and write times. However, if the Full Speed Copy option was requested, the read and write operations overlap, so the estimate is the greater of the two times, rather than their sum.
The following figure shows an example of average device response times.
Average Device Response Time by Operation: Read Write
Copy 00.018 Secs 00.034 Secs
Refresh 00.019 Secs 00.035 Secs
Copy Cylinder 00.270 Secs 00.510 Secs
Refresh Cylinder 00.285 Secs 00.525 Secs
Estimated Sync Time 03.230 Secs 05.925 Secs
Refresh and Synchronization Information. Refresh Sync.
Refresh and Synchronization I/O counts
Tracks 00123 00020
Cylinders 00017 00010
Synchronization Goal in Seconds : 005
Estimated Sync time required in seconds : 010
Each volume in the session is listed in the order that is specified on the MIGRATE or REPLICATE control record in the Master batch job. Therefore, the previous five windows are displayed for each volume. To view performance data for a specific volume within the session, you can use the find command or scroll through the windows.
If you want to see information about a different session, change the entry on the ComDataSet line at the top of the window.