Collection Services data files: QAPMSYSWLC

This database file reports workload group data.

Data is generated only when one or more workload groups were in use during the collection. A record is written for each group that is active.

Field Name Description Attribute
INTNUM Interval number: The nth sample database interval based on the start time specified in the Create Performance Data (CRTPFRDTA) command. PD (5,0)
DATETIME Interval date and time: The date and time of the sample interval. Timestamp
INTSEC Elapsed interval seconds: The number of seconds since the last sample interval. PD (7,0)
SWGROUP Group ID. The identifier for the workload group. B (9,0)
SWGNAME Group Name. The name assigned to the workload group when allocated by License Management C (10)
SWPRCASN Processors assigned. The maximum number of processors which may be used concurrently by all threads of all processes which are associated with the workload group. This is the value associated with the group at the time data was sampled. B (4,0)
SWPRCAVL Processor time available (in microseconds). The amount of processor time that this group had available to it based on the number of processors assigned to the group over time. B (18,0)
SWPRCUSE Processor unscaled time used (in microseconds). The amount of unscaled processor time used within threads assigned to this group.
Note: This does not include time charged to a thread by server tasks.
B (18,0)
SWSPRCUSE Processor scaled time used (in microseconds). The amount of scaled processor time used within threads assigned to this group.
Note: This does not include time charged to a thread by server tasks.
B (18,0)
SWDELAY Dispatch latency time . The amount of time ready to run threads could not be dispatched due to the group's maximum concurrent processor limit. B (18,0)
SWPRCADD Processes added. The number of process instances that became associated with this group during the interval. B (18,0)
SWPRCRMV Processes removed. The number of process instances that were disassociated from this group during the interval. B (18,0)