PI_MPTS

Ops Center Analyzer REST API Reference Guide

Version

11.0.x

Audience

anonymous

Part Number

MK-99ANA003-18

The PI_MPTS record stores the performance data indicating the performance of ports for mainframe systems. This record is not created for ports with FNP attributes.

Collection Interval

Note:

The items in (1) and (2) below all have the same field name (PORT_NUMBER), but the values output to the items in (1) are different from those output to the items in (2).

the PORT_NUMBER field of the PD_PTC record or the PI_PTS record
the PORT_NUMBER field of the PI_MPTS record or the PI_PTSX record

For this reason, if you want to check whether the port information of one record matches that of another, check the PORT_NAME field.

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Key Field

PORT_NUMBER

Lifetime

From when the main frame port is set up to when it is removed

Fields

Field Name¹	Description	Access Type	Format
AVG_CMR_TIME	Average CMR processing time² (in microseconds)	1, 3	double
AVG_CONNECT_TIME	Average connection time³ (in microseconds)	1, 3	double
AVG_DISCONNECT_TIME	Average disconnection time⁴ (in microseconds)	1, 3	double
AVG_IO_RATE	Number of read and write operations measured for each port	1, 3	double
AVG_OPEN_EXCHANGE_RATE	Number of open exchanges per second⁵	1, 3	double
AVG_RESPONSE_RATE	Response time for each port (in microseconds)	1, 3	double
AVG_XFER_RATE	Amount of data transferred by read and write operations for each port (kilobytes per second)	1, 3	double
INPUT_RECORD_TYPE	Record type identifier, which is always set to MPTS	1, 3	char(8)
INTERVAL	Interval (in seconds) at which information is collected	1, 3	ulong
PORT_NAME	Port name	1, 3	string(16)
PORT_NUMBER	Port number of the storage system	1, 3	string(8)
READ_AVG_XFER_RATE	Amount of data transferred by read operations for each port (kilobytes per second)	1, 3	double
RECORD_TIME	Time (in GMT) at which data was collected from the storage system and the record was created	1, 3	time_t
WRITE_AVG_XFER_RATE	Amount of data transferred by write operations for each port (kilobytes per second)	1, 3	double
Notes: The value cannot be collected for VSP E series, VSP Gx00 models, and VSP Fx00 models. The CMR processing time is the time required for a monitored port to return a command response to the storage system in response to I/O access from the storage system to that port. The connection time is the time obtained by subtracting the CMR delay time from the response time. The average disconnection time is the time during which processing is stopped to perform I/O processing for a drive when the storage system performs I/O access to a monitored port. The number of open exchanges is the average of the number of active I/O access operations for a monitored port.