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comma-separated value (CSV) files for import into desktop analysis or reporting tools. A Static Analysis Report is an analysis of the hardware configuration for the server as a whole, identifying potential problem areas. The Server availability report in the HTML format consolidates information on availability of servers at any point in time. The CSV file documents each individual sample for every component analyzed, collecting different measurements for each. All report formats can generate reports for either one designated system or a group of systems as a whole. For a sample CSV file and a list of associated values measured for each server and its components, see the Sample PMP CSV file section in this guide. This section also includes a sample System Summary report and Static Analysis report. The reports that are generated through PMP are stored in C:\Program Files\HP\Performance Management Pack\Reports This is the default location for the generated reports. Offline Analysis Offline Analysis is used to view recorded data sessions from the database, enabling review of specific logged information sampled from the database. For more information about using Offline Analysis to view recorded data sessions, see the Online and Offline Analysis section in this guide. Offline Analysis 49

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comma-separated value (CSV) files for import into desktop analysis or reporting tools. A Static Analysis
Report is an analysis of the hardware configuration for the server as a whole, identifying potential problem
areas. The Server availability report in the HTML format consolidates information on availability of servers
at any point in time.
The CSV file documents each individual sample for every component analyzed, collecting different
measurements for each. All report formats can generate reports for either one designated system or a group
of systems as a whole.
For a sample CSV file and a list of associated values measured for each server and its components, see the
Sample PMP CSV file
section in this guide. This section also includes a sample System Summary report and
Static Analysis report.
The reports that are generated through PMP are stored in
C:\Program Files\HP\Performance Management Pack\Reports
This is the default location for the generated reports.
Offline Analysis
Offline Analysis is used to view recorded data sessions from the database, enabling review of specific
logged information sampled from the database. For more information about using Offline Analysis to view
recorded data sessions, see the
Online and Offline Analysis
section in this guide.
Offline Analysis
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