Batch Mode Invocation

Batch mode is invoked by entering the 'BATCH' parameter after the PERFKIT command. The command format is:
Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramPERFKITBATCH mastfn MASTERmastft *mastfm DISKfnMONDATAft*fmTAPE181xxxx
BATCH
indicates PERFKIT batch mode. All specifications are made in the SETTINGS file which is expected to contain standard FCONTROL commands. All report names specified in the REPORTS file must follow the rules for Performance Toolkit report files as described in The FCONX REPORTS File.
mastfn
is required and specifies the file name of the MASTER file.
mastft
specifies the file type of the MASTER file. The default file type is MASTER.
mastfm
specifies the file mode where the MASTER file is located. If the file mode is not specified, all accessed disks and directories are searched for the specified file name and file type.
DISK
indicates that a monitor data file that has been saved to disk will be processed.
fn
is required and specifies the file name of the monitor data file.
ft
is the file type of the monitor data file. The default file type is MONDATA.
fm
is the file mode of the monitor data file. If the file mode is not specified, all accessed disks and directories are searched.
TAPE
indicates a monitor data file in MONWRITE format on an unlabeled tape is to be processed.
xxxx
is the device number of the tape unit where the tape with the monitor data file has been mounted. If the device number is not specified, a device number of 181 is used.
Note: If the monitor data file is on a tape device, the tape drive must be attached to your virtual machine and the tape volume mounted prior to running the PERFKIT command for batch mode.
If using PERFKIT as a PIPE stage, the command format will instead be as follows:
Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramPIPEgetmondatastage(s)|PERFKITBATCHmastfnMASTERmastft*mastfm
getmondatastage(s)
The PIPE stage(s) used to get the monitor data and pass it to the primary input of the PERFKIT stage.

See Using CMS Pipelines as Monitor Data Source for more information.