HP UX Caliper Software Advice-classes, Advice-cutoff, Max-count, Advice-details, Analysis-focus

--analysis-focus [executable:]nameall[,[executable:]name],...

–o outputfile[,appendcreate]

--rule-files rulefile1[,rulefile2,...] For these options:

--advice-classes	Specifies which classes of advice are printed. It can be all or any
	combination of general, cpu, memory, io, or system, separated
	by colons (:).
	The default is all.
--advice-cutoff	Specifies how much of the advice to print. All advice is sorted by its
	index value (the greater the index, the greater the importance).
	min-indexspecifies the lowest index value of advice to print.
	min-countgives the minimum number of advice items to print while
	max-countgives the maximum number. min-counttakes precedence
	over min-index, so if only a few pieces of advice apply, some with
	an index less than min-indexmight be printed.
	The defaults are 5.0 for min-index, 5 for min-count, and 15 for
	max-count.
--advice-details	Specifies what portions of advice messages are printed. It can be all
	or any combination of description, improvement, measurement,
	explanation, or rule, separated by colons (:). Advice messages
	don’t necessarily contain all of these portions.
	The default is all.
--analysis-focus	Specifies which application object(s) to analyze and report on. Currently,
	only executable programs can be analyzed, so specifying the default
	focus type of executable is optional. The object name can be all
	or a specific, simple executable name such as my_app. One or more
	executables can be specified with this option, separated by commas
	(,).
	The default is executable:all.
-o	Specifies the name of the report file produced by the Advisor. The report
	file is in text format. The Advisor will either create a new file (create)
	or append to an existing file (append).
	The default file is stdout and the default action is create.
	Can also be specified as --output-fileoutputfile.
--rule-files	Specifies the name or names of existing rule files to use for the analysis.
	One or more rule files can be given, separated by commas (,). A rule
	file can be a customized rule file in your own personal rules directory
	or a standard HP Caliper rule file in the HP Caliper directory. A rule file
	can be either a simple filename or a relative or absolute path name.
	For a simple filename, directories are searched in this order: (1) the
	current directory, (2) the personal rules directory ~/caliper_advisor,
	and (3) the rules subdirectory in the HP Caliper home directory.
	For a relative or absolute path name, no searching is done.

database_list is a set of one or more HP Caliper databases to analyze. If the databases are specified by name (with or without a path), they are looked for at those locations. If they are specified only by name, they are looked for in these locations, in this order: (1) current directory, then (2) databases directory. If no databases are specified by name, all the databases in the databases directory are analyzed.

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