
CHAPTER 2 Analyze: Documenting Business Requirements
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•Disk I/O:
• Use operating system monitors to measure I/Os per second per disk
and controller, and I/O queue lengths per “time window” per server.
• Use Sybase monitors to measure total I/Os, reads, and writes per
second per Sybase device per “time window” per server.
• Concurrency:
• Use Sybase monitors to determine the average lock contention.
• Network I/O:
• Use Sybase monitors to record average execution rates for critical
stored procedures.
• Use operating system monitors to measure the packets per second per
network interface card per “time window” per server.
• Use Sybase monitors to measure the TDS packets (“sent from” and
“received by”) per “time window” per server.
•Memory:
• Use operating system monitors to determine the paging/swapping
rates per second per “time window” per server.
• Use Sybase monitors to determine the data and procedure cache hit
rates per “time window” per server.
See the
Performance and Tuning Guide at
http://manuals.sybase.com:80/onlinebooks/group-
as/asg1250e/perf/@Generic__BookView
for information about using Sybase
tools and stored procedures to monitor performance factors.
Additional Business Requirements
Document any other important operational business requirements, such as:
• Priority list of applications to be migrated
• Constraints
• Need to avoid year/quarter end processing?
• How much downtime is ok?
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