This list provides an overview of the utilization levels of the processes of the application. Furthermore, the CPU utilization and the number of input and output operations (I/O’s) are indicated for each individual UTM process and the sum is displayed for all tasks of the application.
1 = Program
2 = System code
4 = Bourse Wait
|---------------------| | PID | START TIME | TASK UTILIZATION , Number Used Tasks: 4 , Number System Tasks: 0 | 9253 | 09:33:05.542 | <1><---2--><------------------------------------4-----------------------------------> | 9250 | 09:32:41.114 | 1><-----2-----><----------------------------------4---------------------------------> | 9217 | 09:32:41.114 | <-1-><------2------><--------------------------------4------------------------------> | 9144 | 09:32:39.010 | <1><----2---><-----------------------------------4----------------------------------> |------|--------------|
PID CPU-time Number I/O Program System Bourse Wait System Task 9253 19655 16677 13322 32766 323895 N 9250 16683 14145 11206 54501 328704 N 9217 33065 27990 22564 60260 311587 N 9144 19863 16575 13607 41018 341891 N Summ 89266 75387
Explanation of the terms in the list:
PID | Process ID of the UTM process. |
START TIME | Time of the first record of this process (absolute). |
Program | Proportion of processing time of the application program in the UTM process. |
System code | of processing time of the UTM system code. |
Bourse Wait | Proportion of time awaited by the process for new jobs to enter the job queue. |
System Task | Specifies whether this process is a UTM system process. |
The times output in the columns Program, System, Database and Bourse Wait are real times. The unit used is milliseconds (in the same way as for the CPU time).
A reduction in the number of tasks during the evaluation time limits must be avoided for the TASKS evaluation as this would lead to distorted results. In this case you should use other evaluation time limits.