HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Configuring WLM
Defining SLOs
Chapter 5208
weekday Is Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, or Sun.
mm/dd/ccyy Takes mm values 1-12, dd values 1-31, and ccyy values
as four-digit years. Use an asterisk (*) for a component
to indicate that all valid values are accepted.
hh:mm Is hours and minutes on a 24-hour clock. Use an
asterisk (*) for hh and/ or mm to indicate that all valid
values are accepted.
Using the components just explained, specify a date range according to
one of the following formats:
• mm/dd/ccyy - mm/dd/ccyy
• hh:mm - hh:mm
• weekday - weekday
• mm/dd/ccyy hh:mm - mm/dd/ccyy hh:mm
• weekday hh:mm - weekday hh:mm
• mm/dd/* - mm/dd/*
• */dd/* - */dd/*
• *:mm - *:mm
• mm/dd/* hh:mm - mm/dd/* hh:mm
• */dd/* hh:mm - */dd/* hh:mm
For formats that do not specify the hh:mm component, the start-time
defaults to 00:00, and the end-time defaults to 23:59.
Here are some examples showing various condition and exception
statements. In the examples, consecutive statements are not used
together unless explicitly stated.
exception = Sat - Sun; # SLO is active during the week
condition = 20:00 - 22:59; # Combining these two lines,
exception = Fri - Sun; # the SLO is active from 8pm
# to 11pm every night except Friday, Saturday, and
# Sunday
condition = metric resp_time > 2; # SLO is active only
# when resp_time is greater than 2
condition = metric num_users > 5; # SLO is active only
# when the number of users logged in is greater than 5