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Description
This is a compound function that is designed to calculate the number of Cores x iMaxAllowed. Then the number of OSEs are compared to make sure there are not too many. It will return a true/false/or else. But this function is really intended as a compliance check, not a LUR calculation. Various tests could result in warning and error messages, but in the end it will set a return code of OK.
Processing Notes
•The function first determines the if the asset being processed is a virtual machine.
•If so, the 'Parent' asset is read from the asset record to determine the physical asset.
•Next, a SQL statement is executed to determine the number of OSEs that are running the current MSLno.
•Next, logic is performed to determine the number of cores for the physical machine.
•Finally, the number of OSEs is compared to the number of cores x the max allowed. If the number of OSEs <= max allowed, then a value of true is returned. Otherwise, false is returned.
Inputs
Parameter |
Explanation |
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Max allowed OSEs per core |
Max number of allowed OSEs per processor. |
Outputs
Result |
Result Explanation |
Confidence Adjustment |
Return Value |
|---|---|---|---|
True |
OSEs <= max allowed. |
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-1 |
False |
OSEs > max allowed. |
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0 |
Else |
Parameter is blank. Could not determine the number of OSEs. Could not determine the number of physical cores. If a runtime error is encountered. |
Y |
0 |