XQUERY volume pace report
The following report is an example of an XQUERY volume pace report that is generated by the XQUERY S1 V(ALL) PACE command.
ANTQ8200I XQUERY STARTED FOR SESSION(S1) ASNAME(ANTAS001)
ANTQ8202I XQUERY VOLUME_PACE REPORT - 002
ANTQ8219I PRIM SEC SC SC RES THD RES WRT PACE
ANTQ8220I VOL VOL STA SSID SN ID CNT CNT RATE RATE MS
ANTQ8203I -------------------------------------------------------------
ANTQ8221I PRIA03 SECA03 DUP B100 -- 01 0003E45 *1400:5 0260 0260 0000.5
ANTQ8221I PRIA01 SECA01 DUP B100 -- 01 0006CEA 0000 0443 0443
ANTQ8221I PRIB01 SECB01 DUP A870 -- 01 0005DBB 0000
ANTQ8221I PRIB02 SECB02 DUP A870 -- 01 00004FF 0500
ANTQ8221I PRIA02 SECA02 DUP B100 -- 01 00004CC 0500 0026 0026
ANTQ8221I UTLA01 XRCUTL UTL B100 -- 01 0000000 0000 0000 0000
ANTQ8221I UTLB01 XRCUTL UTL A870 -- 01 0000000 0000
ANTQ8238I TOTAL=7 DUP=5 CPY=0 PND=0 SUS=0 SEQ=0 UTL=2
ANTQ8260I PAV=0
ANTQ8208I MONITOR INTERVAL STATISTICS AS OF 2005.307 04:27:14 UTC
ANTQ8201I XQUERY VOLUME_PACE REPORT COMPLETE FOR SESSION(S1)
Workload-based write pacing
When workload-based write pacing is in effect, the XQUERY volume pace report has these
differences:
- It is labeled as REPORT 003, rather than REPORT 002
- Lines are added for the statistics of the levels of the write activity within the volumes.
- The values for RES RATE, WRT RATE, and PACE MS on the detail lines are the total values for the volume.
- When workload-based write pacing is in effect for a storage controller, the threshold count (THD
CNT) column separator is changed from
:to@, and the value after this separator is the setting for the write pacing level from an XADDPAIR or XSET command, not necessarily the level at which the volume is being paced. - An additional detail line is shown for each WLM pacing level (WLM1-WLM6) that identifies what WLM importance levels are getting written to the volume, and the differentiated pacing in effect.
Note: With the additional information for workload-based write pacing, the number of lines in
the XQUERY VOLUME PACE report may increase significantly.
For more information, refer to Workload-based write pacing.