1PMLOGSIZE(1)                General Commands Manual               PMLOGSIZE(1)
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NAME

6       pmlogsize - report sizes for parts of PCP archive(s)
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SYNOPSIS

9       pmlogsize [-drv] [-x thres] archive ...
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DESCRIPTION

12       pmlogsize  prints information about the size of the index, metadata and
13       data sections of a Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) archive.  The  output  is
14       intended  to  guide  improvements  in  archive  encoding format for PCP
15       developers and to help trim pmlogger(1) configuration files  to  remove
16       metrics  that are bloating the PCP archives with low-value data in pro‐
17       duction environments.
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19       The archive arguments can be any mixture of the names of  the  physical
20       files of a PCP archive or the basename that is common to all the compo‐
21       nent physical files in a single archive.  In the latter case archive is
22       replaced by a list of all of the matching component file names.
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24       Note  the  semantics  is  a little different to other PCP tools in that
25       foo.meta means just the file foo.meta, not foo.index, foo.meta,  foo.0,
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28       The  -d  flag  requests  more detailed reporting.  This means space per
29       instance domain in a metadata file and space per metric (for values) in
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32       The  -r  flag requests additional information about possible replicated
33       values in the data file and replicated instances in the metadata  file.
34       It implies -d.
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36       When  the  -d (or -r) flag is specified, the -x flag may be used to cut
37       off the report after at least thres percent  of  the  associated  space
38       (metric values or instance domains) has been reported.  The default be‐
39       haviour is equivalent to thres being set to 100.
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41       Additional verbosity can be enabled with one or more -v flags.
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SEE ALSO

44       PCPIntro(1), pmdumplog(1), pmlogcheck(1) and pmlogger(1).
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DIAGNOSTICS

47       All are generated on standard  error  and  are  intended  to  be  self-
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