I must apologize for the late summary but I have been out of the office
since my original posting.
I had 2 responses, thanks goes to Peter Stern and Miguel Fliguer.
Miguel Fliguer pointed out earlier summary posted some time ago on the
same subject.
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Peter Stern wrote:
I believe that you have to install the System V Environment if you
want to use sar. These subsets have the form SVE*410 and are on the
Associated Products CD, Volume 2, so you need to mount it as /mnt and:
/usr/sbin/setld -l /mnt/SVE
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Miguel Fliguer wrote:
Yes, you need 'sar' to use the performance module of Unicenter.
(other modules may not need it).
'sar' is part of the SVE (System V Environment) layered product
(found at the Associated Products CD) and needs a license PAK
to work. I's not available separately. Anyway, we found that
the performance module from TNG relies on extensive use of 'sar'
to collect system statistics (not much of a difference from the
scripts we already were using). And we didn't feel like to buy a
product just to be able to install another....
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Original message follows:
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Hi managers,
I'm trying to install performance agent for CA Unicenter TNG.
We have 2 Alpha 8400 boxes and 7 Alpha 4100 boxes running DEC Unix 4.0B.
While installing, warning message appeared:
"Historical Performance Agent - WARNING;
Install cannot locate directory /usr/lib/sa
Historical Performance Agent Installation Failed."
I checked installation scripts and found out that it's looking for
System Activity Reporter.
Don't you know anything about it ?
Thanx,
Ivan Kristek
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Ivan Kristek
manager
Corinex Group
Slovakia
e-mail: ivan.kristek_at_corinex.sk
phone: +421 7 506 335 47
Received on Wed Dec 09 1998 - 14:36:40 NZDT