Library /sys$common/syshlp/PCA$HELP.HLB  —  INCLUDE
    Analyzer Command

    Adds a new data kind into the plot. This command allows you to
    compare more than one data kind in the same collection.

    Format

      INCLUDE

1  –  Description 

    The INCLUDE command adds a new data kind into the current plot.
    It is used with the EXCLUDE command to incrementally build one
    plot that contains a maximum of eight data kinds per bucket. The
    data kinds must be compatible with the node specifications for
    the current plot. If you want a new set or order of the buckets,
    then you must issue a new PLOT or TABULATE command. The use of
    INCLUDE command qualifiers does not affect the old qualifiers
    in the PLOT/TAB default entry of the current active plot. If
    no active plot is available an error message is displayed.
    A different filter can be applied to the data kind for every
    INCLUDE command. The first page of the newly created plot appears
    after you issue the command.

2  –  Qualifiers

2.1    /ANC 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.2    /COUNTERS 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.3    /COVERAGE 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.4    /CPU_SAMPLING 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.5    /CREATOR_PC 

    Charges the data point to the program address that created the
    task.

2.6    /NOCREATOR_PC 

    Charges the data point to the address of the data record.

2.7    /FAULT_ADDRESS 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.8    /IO_SERVICES 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.9    /NONCOVERAGE 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.10    /PAGE_FAULTS 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.11    /PARENT_TASK 

    Charges the data point to the task that created the task.

2.12    /NOPARENT_TASK 

    Charges the data point to the task.

2.13    /PC_SAMPLING 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.14    /PHYSICAL_IO_COUNT 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.15    /READ_COUNT 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.16    /SERVICES 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.17    /TASK_SWITCH 

    Adds this Ada data kind to the current buckets.

2.18    /UNALIGNED 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.19    /VCOUNTERS 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.20    /VCPU_SAMPLING 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.21    /VPC_SAMPLING 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.22    /WRITE_COUNT 

    Adds this data kind to the current buckets.

2.23    /FILL 

       /FILL=

    Defines the fill to be used within a PLOT command. A maximum
    of eight character strings can be defined, and each must be
    delimited by double or single quotation marks. The default fill
    characters are: (/FILL=\"*","^","@",">","o","#","$","x").

2.24    /DEFAULT 

    Applies the default characteristics from the SET PLOT command to
    the specified data kind. Only the applicable qualifiers that are
    following in the list may be applied.

2.25    /CUMULATIVE 

       /CUMULATIVE[=n]

    Performs the cumulative tabulation for this data kind only.

2.26    /MAIN_IMAGE 

       /MAIN_IMAGE[=prog-unit]

    Performs the main image tabulation for this data kind only.

2.27    /NOCUMULATIVE 

    Does not perform the cumulative tabulation for this data kind.

2.28    /NOMAIN_IMAGE 

    Does not perform the main image tabulation for this data kind.

2.29    /NOSTACK_DEPTH 

    Does not apply a stack depth to this data kind.

2.30    /STACK_DEPTH 

       /STACK_DEPTH=n

    The stack is measured to a depth of n for this data kind.

3  –  Examples 

  PCAA> PLOT/MAIN/IO_SERVICES/FILL=("io","pc") PROG BY ROUT
  PCAA> INCLUDE/PC_SAMPLING
  PCAA> INCLUDE/PHYSICAL_IO/FILL="phys_io"

      This series of commands plots I/O services, PC sampling and
      physical I/O data points in the same histogram.
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