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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 9 Mar 2000 09:36:18 -0500592_iso-8859-1 This data set is only used to "browse" i.e. to look and find part numbers that you don't know. The program allows searching by category and it difficult to find a part number when they are in order of when the part was entered. I would have thought that this sort should/could be done by the program but it isn't and the vendor will not fix(enhance) it. It is much easier to find the part numbers when all the similar part numbers are grouped together(sorted by part number). The batch repack/fix path with adager took all of 43 seconds last [...]42_9Mar200009:36: [log in to unmask] |
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Thanks for sharing this.
But I'll continue to complain: it's a pity that you need an EXTRACT and a FTP
process to made the data available for PerfView. When will CSY have the power &
resource to convince the PerfView Team to invest programing effort in SCOPE to
make it complaint to PerfView like all Unix PerfView flavours ? THIS would be
THE MESSAGE OF THE DAY/MONTH/YEAR for me!
I know I'm not alone with this wish ...
I appreciate that Anil wrote the procedure together alot of people have already
in place ... all the one's asking for an enhancement as written above - puh, I'm
repeating myself ..., sorry ;-)
Best regards, Andreas Schmidt, CSC, Germany
P.S. I just used your method #2 to read a file sequentially as posted in this
excellent newsgroup! Jeff, thanks again for adding so much benefit in this
group!
[log in to unmask] on 08/03/2000 08:49:10 PM
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Subject: New paper on Jazz
Hi all,
There is a new paper on Jazz at:
http://jazz.external.hp.com/papers/perfview/Laserrx_perfview.html
which describes how to generate LaserRX-like graphs in PerfView.
The paper was written by Anil Kumar, CSY.
regards,
Jeff Vance, CSY
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