Troubleshooting
Problem
When importing IO statistics from SVC / Storwize systems such as SVC, V3700, V5000, V7000, and V840, several database files are produced. One of these files is QSVCPORT which contains IO statistics at the port level. QMGTOOLS/SVCIMPORT creates the files.
Symptom
SVC / Storwize performance analysis from IBM i.
Resolving The Problem
SVC / Storwize Performance Data File: QSVCPORTS
Field Name | Description | Attribute |
SCOPE | Domain stats are scoped to. Typically this field is set to 'node'. | C (6) |
NODE_ID | Node name. | C(6) |
CLUSTER_ | Cluster name. | C (25) |
NODE_HEX | Node number in Hex. | C (18) |
CLU_ID | Cluster ID in hex | C (18) |
SZ_UNITS | Size unit (block size). | C (4) |
TM_UNITS | Time units. | C (4) |
CONTAINS_ | Type of stats. For this file it should be 'nodeStats'. | C (25) |
TM_STAMP | Time stamp the stat was collected from the SVC / Storwize system. | C (19) |
INTNUM | Interval number. | PD (5,0) |
INSTSEC | Interval length in seconds. | PD (7,0) |
TM_ZONE | GMT offset as configured on the the SVC / Storwize system. | C (9) |
I_D | Port ID. | C (6) |
TYPE_ | Type of port. | C (18) |
TYPE_ID | Type ID of port. | C (18) |
WWPN | World Wide Port Name | C (18) |
FC_WWPN | Fiber Channel World Wide Port Name. | C (18) |
FCOE_WWPN | Fiber Channel Over Ethernet World Wide Port Name. | C (18) |
SAS_WWN | Serial Attached SCSI World Wide Name. | C (18) |
IQN | IQN name for iSCSI ports. | C (18) |
HBT | Bytes transmitted to hosts (initiators). | PD (20,0) |
CBT | Bytes transmitted to controllers (targets). | PD (20,0) |
LNBT | Bytes transmitted to SVC nodes in the same cluster. | PD (20,0) |
RMBT | Bytes transmitted to SVC nodes in other clusters. | PD (20,0) |
HBR | Bytes received from hosts (initiators). | PD (20,0) |
CBR | Bytes received from controllers (targets). | PD (20,0) |
LNBR | Bytes received from SVC nodes in the same cluster. | PD (20,0) |
RMBR | Bytes received from SVC nodes in other clusters. | PD (20,0) |
HET | Commands initiated to hosts (targets). | PD (20,0) |
CET | Commands initiated to controllers (targets). | PD (20,0) |
LNET | Commands initiated to SVC nodes in the same cluster. | PD (20,0) |
RNET | Commands initiated to SVC nodes in other clusters. | PD (20,0) |
HER | Commands received from hosts (initiators). | PD (20,0) |
CER | Commands received from controllers (targets). Provided for consistency, should always be zero. | PD (20,0) |
LNER | Commands received from SVC nodes in other clusters. | PD (20,0) |
RMER | Commands received from SVC nodes in other clusters. | PD (20,0) |
LF | Link failure count. | PD (20,0) |
LSY | Loss-of-synchronization count. | PD (20,0) |
LSI | Loss-of-signal count. | PD (20,0) |
PSPE | Primitive sequence protocol error count. | PD (20,0) |
ITW | Invalid transmission word count. | PD (20,0) |
ICRC | Invalid CRC count. | PD (20,0) |
BBCZ | Zero buffer-buffer credit timer in microseconds. | PD (20,0) |
The following fields were not defined as of 8/19/2014. | ||
IDW | IDW | PD (20,0) |
DIS | DIS | PD (20,0) |
CV | CV | PD (20,0) |
PRF | PRF | PD (20,0) |
IPTX | IPTX | PD (20,0) |
IPRX | IPRX | PD (20,0) |
IPRE | IPRE | PD (20,0) |
IPSZ | IPSZ | PD (20,0) |
IPBZ | IPBZ | PD (20,0) |
IPRT | IPRT | PD (20,0) |
This database file contains statistics at the Port level that have been imported from the XML files collected from SVC / Storwize systems. QMGTOOLS/SVCIMPORT creates this file. Where statistics in the XML files are counters, deltas between intervals have been computed for this database file. Detailed descriptions of the corresponding XML fields are available at the link below. When possible, the same, or similar, field names have been used in the database file:
https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=ssg1S1003597
Related Information
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Modified date:
18 December 2019
UID
nas8N1020228