topic Re: Measureware Data in Operating System - HP-UX

Measureware Data

augusto cossa — Thu, 10 Aug 2000 12:12:54 GMT

Hi all,

Is there anyone who know how to plotting Measureware data in Excel (.CSV format ) ?

Thanks,

Augusto

Re: Measureware Data

John Palmer — Thu, 10 Aug 2000 12:39:18 GMT

You need to use the Measureware 'extract' utility (/opt/perf/bin/extract).

This will produce csv data.

see man extract and the Measureware User's Manual

Regards,

John

Re: Measureware Data

Jim Welch — Thu, 10 Aug 2000 21:35:59 GMT

You can export mwa data out in spreadsheet format (lotus 123 wk4 format), then import it into excel. Just make sure you don't export more than 8096 rows (built in limitation of the wk4 format I think).

Re: Measureware Data

Ramesh Donti — Thu, 10 Aug 2000 22:52:28 GMT

Hi,
Take .csv file and open in MS-Excel. Immediately it will ask you whether you want the file to be imported into excel format.
Selecting even the defaults will do.

Once you have data in excel format, select the chart wizard on your tool-bar. Select the type of graph you want to create and proceed further.
First time, you can try with all default options and on experience change different options to make ur graph much more readable.

Re: Measureware Data

Manju Kampli — Fri, 11 Aug 2000 04:47:22 GMT

adding to the above answers...

If you are using Perfview software, it can directly export the graphs in to excel format. Select the required graph OR Drill down to a variable you want .. > file ..>export. Here you select worksheet and save it to a file. this file can be directly opened using excel OR any other spread sheet applications.

Re: Measureware Data

R D SUNDAR RAJAN — Fri, 11 Aug 2000 06:01:17 GMT

run /opt/perf/bin/mwademo
select the guide and do an export
The interface is user friendly.This will cteate *.asc in the directory from where it was run.Transfer the files to the pc run excel and open the *.asc files and plot the graph else if you have perfview you can plot it and print .