Command reference

wlmoradc

The wlmoradc tool is a data collector for HP-UX Workload Manager. It provides an easy building block for Oracle instance management with wlmd(1M).It takes one or more SQL statements and uses the Oracle tool SQL*Plus to connect to an Oracle instance and execute the statements, returning either the raw value returned from the SQL or the elapsed execution time. The results are sent to stdout for human viewing, logging, or most often, for use by wlmd(1M) by means of the wlmrcvdc(1M) or wlmsend(1M) utilities.

Several items are needed for wlmoradc to function:

For more information on this utility, see wlmoradc(1M).

smooth

	NOTE: As of WLM A.02.02, HP recommends that you use the cntl_smooth WLM keyword instead of the smooth tool. For information on cntl_smooth, see wlmconf(4).

The smooth tool takes a stream of newline-delimited numbers and outputs a stream of numbers that are a running average of the last n values, where n is a value that can be set on the command line. The principal use for the smooth utility is to remove short spikes or dips in data collector output used with WLM, but it can be used with any stream of floating-point numbers.

For more information on this utility, see smooth(1M).