oltpscalereport − Create a scaling report
oltpscalereport [-H] [--xrange=[0:n] ] [--yrange=[0:n] ] [--y2range=[0:m] ] key [report title]
Recreate the scaling report that is created using oltpscale
-H|--help
Print command usage.
--xrange=’[0:n]’
Set the xrange specification for gnuplot to plot process count.
--yrange=’[0:n]’
Set the yrange specification for gnuplot to plot database CPU and time.
--y2range=’[0:n]’
Set the y2range specification for gnuplot to plot throughput.
By default, gnuplot finds a suitable range for the x and y axes that are set such that the actual data are well represented and no data is out of range. If you make several executions of oltpscale that you want to compare, you may therefore have reports that have different left (yrange) and right (y2range) y axes. The left y-axis shows the db CPU and db time, the right shows the throughput.
You can recreate the report for some key with new gnuplot settings for these two axes.
You can similarly make the plots include same range of processes by setting the xrange.
The key is a compulsory argument and you can provide addition text for your graphs and html files if needed.
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