FCX156, DASD Seeks Locations Screen – SEEKLOC
Performance Toolkit Subcommand: SEEKLOC.
The DASD Seeks Locations Screen (FCX156) shows DASD seeks statistics on the frequency with which seeks were made to specific locations for each monitored disk:
FCX156 CPU nnnn SER nnnnn Interval HH:MM:SS - HH:MM:SS Perf. Monitor
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<--------- Device ----------> <------ Seeks -------> <----------- Percent
Size Disc Mean Within Perce
Device Volume in Time Cach Pct Pct Non-0 Total 0<= 10< 20< 30<
Addr Type Serial Cyls msec ed Read Non0 Dist Seeks <=10 <=20 <=30 <=40
>> Mean << 32 61 146 174223 29 24 9 6
0600 3380-K PROFSA 2655 21.2 Yes 13 31 199 4227 6 11 15 0
0601 3380-K VMPRA1 2655 19.3 Yes 25 38 169 484 35 23 1 3
0602 3380-K PROFSB 2655 21.6 Yes 13 50 147 5680 1 14 14 7
0603 3380-K VMPRA3 2655 21.6 Yes 24 48 280 10910 24 31 5 7
0604 3380-K VMPRA4 2655 13.9 Yes 57 48 177 1613 44 0 1 16
0605 3380-K VMPRA5 2655 21.4 Yes 19 50 217 5017 11 23 13 6
0606 3380-K VMPRA6 2655 22.8 Yes 18 49 257 5845 8 17 11 1
0607 3380-K VMPRA7 2655 20.5 Yes 17 44 217 8071 16 4 12 13
0608 3380-K ESA111 2655 10.8 No 5 4 814 80 0 0 95 0
060A 3380-K VMPRAA 2655 21.6 Yes 17 43 213 3133 24 14 22 5
060B 3380-K VMPRAB 2655 10.7 Yes 54 53 117 6299 3 11 7 4
060C 3380-K VMPG1N 2655 13.3 No 55 98 92 4206 0 0 0 0
060D 3380-K VMPG1O 2655 13.4 No 52 99 70 4245 0 0 0 0
060E 3380-K VMPRAE 2655 21.5 Yes 20 41 206 6888 17 5 5 8
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The sample shows a screen with disks sorted in ascending device
number sequence (indicated by the underscore characters above
the 'Addr' header), the initial default sequence.
Other possible sort sequences are indicated by dots above the corresponding
columns, they can be set using the 'SORT' subcommand with the string
shown in the lowest line of the column heading as sort argument (see SORT) or by positioning the cursor
on the header of the field which is to be sorted and then pressing
ENTER.
The information shown is based on MONITOR and I/O domain SAMPLE data and on SEEKS domain EVENT data. The display can be built only when data collection for all these domains is active.
- Place the cursor on the
Addrfield of the disk you are interested in and press ENTER, or - Enter the subcommand 'SEEKDET devno' on the command line
Field Descriptions:
The following field descriptions apply to both the SEEKLOC and
SEEKLLOG devno displays, with the exception of the Addr field
which will be replaced by the field Interval End Time on
the SEEKLLOG display.
- Addr
- Real device number. The first line contains the prefix
>> Mean <<instead of a device number. It provides averages for all disks for which seeks data were collected. - Device Type
- Device type and model of the disk
- Volume Serial
- The volume serial of the disk. Dots can be shown initially if no I/O sample data have been collected yet for the disk.
- Size in Cyls
- The number of cylinders available on the disk.
- Disc Time msec
- The average disconnect time during the interval. Dots will be shown for disks where the disconnect time cannot be calculated, either because we have not yet received two samples which allow calculating a valid delta value, or because there has been no I/O activity during the sample period.
- Cached
- Indicates whether the disk has profited from the cache during
the last sample interval, i.e. whether any read or write hits were
recorded. The string
Yeswill be inserted if hits were found, andNowill be inserted otherwise.
- Pct Read
- Percent of seeks to the disk which were for channel programs containing only READ operations.
- Pct Non0
- The percentage of seeks that caused a displacement of the access arm of at least 1 cylinder.
- Mean Non-0 Dist
- The average displacement of the access arm, taking into account only the seeks that caused a nonzero displacement.
- Total Seeks
- The total number of seeks activity samples recorded for the disk.
Percent of Seek Targets within Percent Range of Cylinders:
- 0<= <=10
- For seeks targeted to the lowest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 10< <=20
- For seeks targeted to the next-highest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 20< <=30
- For seeks targeted to the next-highest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 30< <=40
- For seeks targeted to the next-highest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 40< <=50
- For seeks targeted to the next-highest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 50< <=60
- For seeks targeted to the next-highest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 60< <=70
- For seeks targeted to the next-highest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 70< <=80
- For seeks targeted to the next-highest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 80< <=90
- For seeks targeted to the next-highest range of the disk's cylinders.
- 90<
- For seeks targeted to the highest range of the disk's cylinders.
Effect of 'AVERAGE' and 'INTERIM' subcommands: Overall or interim period averages will be shown. Note that overall period averages will also be shown for the 'current' setting.