bArtoque,

we maintain all PARM.SCOPE.SYS files on our own, for billing purposes. It's
quite easy and documented in the Scope/iX manual we have. Here an example
of one of our files.

May I point you also to http://www.hillschmidt.de/ploticus/ were I
described how to create graphs directly on your HP3000.

If you have more questions don't hesitate to contact me privately.

Best regards, Andreas Schmidt, CSC, Germany

*------------------------------------------------------------------*
*  SCOPE PARAMETER File                                            *
*  changed for real billing on May, 12, 1997, by Andreas Schmidt   *
*------------------------------------------------------------------*

ID=XEBHH2

LOG GLOBAL APPLICATION=ALL PROCESS DISCSPACE

* Threshold are high to avoid scope logging too much processes
* Only killed processes are of interest to evaluate APPLICATIONs
* content (RUN-TIME * TOTAL-%-CPU / 100).

THRESHOLD CPU=50.0 DISC=50.0 RESPONSE=10.0 FIRST=10.0
THRESHOLD TRANSACTIONS=200 NONEW

* Following is to define when Discspace is collected in the day.
DAILYTIME 18:00

APPLICATION PGETF HUT FIBERS APP.
USER = @.FIB@

APPLICATION PGEEL HSF EL SFA
USER = @.DPTPEP

APPLICATION PZZZZ HCM MASTER
FILE = @[log in to unmask]@MASTER
FILE = @[log in to unmask]
OR
USER = @.@MASTER
USER = @.BOZZ?MST

APPLICATION PDDEL HO2 IM MED COE
USER = @.EUROIMED
USER = @.PEMSIS
USER = @.VAXANI

APPLICATION PZZZZ HOE COE GLOB
USER = @.BOZZ?COE
USER = @.BOZZ?MOE
USER = @.DDMICE

APPLICATION PBOZZ HUT GLOB REMAI.
USER = @.BOZZ@
USER = @.BOOP@

APPLICATION PZZZZ HOV SYS OVERHD
USER = @.APACHE
USER = @.BRADMARK
USER = @.CBMS@
USER = @.CCC@
USER = @.CONV
USER = @.DPTISD
USER = @.DPTMOS
USER = @.EMAIL
USER = @.EUROHELP
USER = @.FREEWARE
USER = @.FTPXFER
USER = @.GENRJE
USER = @.HOUSE
USER = @.HP@
USER = @.HQ
USER = @.IMACS
USER = @.ITF3000
USER = @.JAVA
USER = @.JFMERGE
USER = @.LCS
USER = @.LEBERM
USER = @.NETWARE
USER = @.NSD
USER = @.OVOPC
USER = @.OVOPR
USER = @.PERL
USER = @.POP3
USER = @.ROBELLE
USER = @.SAMBA
USER = @.SDIACE
USER = @.SENDMAIL
USER = @.SNADS
USER = @.SOFTREP
USER = @.SSS
USER = @.SUPPORT
USER = @.SYS@
USER = @.TELESUP
USER = @.TEST
USER = @.THREEK
USER = @.TYM
USER = @.VECSL
USER = @.VESOFT
USER = @.WEB
USER = @.WWW
USER = @.XE@
OR
FILE = LLBDP.PUB.HPNCS
FILE = @.DIAG.SYS
FILE = @.NET.SYS
FILE = CI.PUB.SYS
FILE = DBMON.PUB.SYS
FILE = OUTSPOOL.PUB.SYS
FILE = SNACSC.PUB.SYS
FILE = SNASSV.PUB.SYS







bArtoque <[log in to unmask]>@RAVEN.UTC.EDU> on 23/09/2000 11:58:44 PM

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Subject:  [HP3000-L] configuring scope?


Hi,

I wanna try to configure scope myself without having to call a HP
technician, wispering me in my ear what to put in the parm.scope file. I
wanna be able to add s'thin to the parameter file myself, actually knowing
what I'm doing (as if...).
I looking on the HP site http://docs.hp.com but can't find an official
document stating how to configure scope. In the newsgroup, until this
moment
I only can find little bits and pieces, but not the general overview. Does
anyone know about a nicely constucted (downloadable) document or web-page I
can turn to?

Th@nx (in advance),

bArtoque

P.S. And yes, I'm the same lamer who was bothering y'all with the laserrx
stuff... We now got it working on a WINNT machine, but we wanna show a bit
more than only the general performance overview. Individual processes
should
be logged too. Is that only defining in the PARM.SCOPE header "PROCESS" and
than further down stating what PROCESS" should be (for instance
CERTAIN_USERS.CERTAIN_ACCOUNT)??? Cuz I dunno?