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=SET PERFDIAL=
 
 
 
==Class==
 
Recital Terminal Developer Environment
 
 
 
 
==Purpose==
 
==Purpose==
 
Control performance dial display
 
Control performance dial display
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==See Also==
 
==See Also==
SET TALK ON, SET ODOMETER, SET PERFMETER
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[[AVERAGE]], [[COMPILE]], [[COPY]], [[COUNT]], [[DO]], [[INDEX]], [[PACK]], [[REINDEX]], [[SET ODOMETER]], [[SET PERFMETER]], [[SET TALK]], [[SUM]], [[TOTAL]]
  
  
 
==Description==
 
==Description==
 
The SET PERFDIAL command controls the display of a performance dial within the performance meter.  The PERFMETER command controls the display of the performance meter.  The performance meter charts your progress through commands that would normally count on the screen.  The performance dial spins according to the speed at which I/O operations are being performed.  When PERFMETER and PERFDIAL are set ON, a box is displayed on the screen containing information on which command is executing and what percentage of the operation is complete.  The performance dial displays in the upper left corner of the performance meter.  The performance meter displays for the following commands:
 
The SET PERFDIAL command controls the display of a performance dial within the performance meter.  The PERFMETER command controls the display of the performance meter.  The performance meter charts your progress through commands that would normally count on the screen.  The performance dial spins according to the speed at which I/O operations are being performed.  When PERFMETER and PERFDIAL are set ON, a box is displayed on the screen containing information on which command is executing and what percentage of the operation is complete.  The performance dial displays in the upper left corner of the performance meter.  The performance meter displays for the following commands:
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* AVERAGE
 
* AVERAGE
* COUNT
 
 
* COMPILE
 
* COMPILE
 
* COPY
 
* COPY
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* COUNT
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* DO (SET COMPILE ON automatic compilation)
 
* INDEX
 
* INDEX
 
* PACK
 
* PACK
 
* REINDEX
 
* REINDEX
* SET COMPILE ON
 
 
* SUM
 
* SUM
 
* TOTAL
 
* TOTAL
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If SET TALK is ON and SET PERFMETER is OFF progress for these commands is displayed as a record counter.
 
If SET TALK is ON and SET PERFMETER is OFF progress for these commands is displayed as a record counter.
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==Example==
 
==Example==
<pre>
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<code lang="recital">
 
set perfmeter on
 
set perfmeter on
 
set perfdial on
 
set perfdial on
reindex all</pre>
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reindex all
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</code>
  
  
 
==Products==
 
==Products==
Recital Terminal Developer
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Recital  
 
[[Category:Documentation]]
 
[[Category:Documentation]]
 
[[Category:Commands]]
 
[[Category:Commands]]
[[Category:Set_Commands]]
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[[Category:Set_Commands|PERFDIAL]]
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[[Category:Terminal Environment]]
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[[Category:Terminal Environment Set Commands]]

Latest revision as of 16:58, 23 November 2009

Purpose

Control performance dial display


Syntax

SET PERFDIAL ON | OFF | (<expL>)


See Also

AVERAGE, COMPILE, COPY, COUNT, DO, INDEX, PACK, REINDEX, SET ODOMETER, SET PERFMETER, SET TALK, SUM, TOTAL


Description

The SET PERFDIAL command controls the display of a performance dial within the performance meter. The PERFMETER command controls the display of the performance meter. The performance meter charts your progress through commands that would normally count on the screen. The performance dial spins according to the speed at which I/O operations are being performed. When PERFMETER and PERFDIAL are set ON, a box is displayed on the screen containing information on which command is executing and what percentage of the operation is complete. The performance dial displays in the upper left corner of the performance meter. The performance meter displays for the following commands:


  • AVERAGE
  • COMPILE
  • COPY
  • COUNT
  • DO (SET COMPILE ON automatic compilation)
  • INDEX
  • PACK
  • REINDEX
  • SUM
  • TOTAL


If SET TALK is ON and SET PERFMETER is OFF progress for these commands is displayed as a record counter.


Example

set perfmeter on
set perfdial on
reindex all


Products

Recital