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| Date | 2013-10-16 21:42 -0700 |
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| Message-ID | <b8af0481-4409-4bfc-a06c-99bd3c5fd306@googlegroups.com> (permalink) |
| Subject | Re: graph from the string/numeric column. |
| From | thesunshine99@gmail.com |
On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 11:59:10 AM UTC-5, Karl wrote:
> Am 14.10.2013 19:07, schrieb thesunshine99@gmail.com:
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> > On Monday, October 14, 2013 7:39:25 AM UTC-5, Karl wrote:
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> >> Am 11.10.2013 17:12, schrieb thesunshine99@gmail.com:
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> >>
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> >>> cat /tmp/_pp
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> >>
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> >>> server1 35000 105 09-26-13
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> >>
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> >>> server1 35000 105 09-27-13
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> >>
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> >>> server1 35000 280 09-28-13
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> >>
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> >>> server1 35000 280 10-01-13
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> >>
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> >>> server1 35000 280 10-02-13
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> >>
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> >>> server1 35000 420 10-05-13
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> >>
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> >>> server1 35000 420 10-06-13
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> >>
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> >>>
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> >>
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> >>> server2 49000 0 09-26-13
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> >>
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> >>> server2 49000 0 09-27-13
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> >>
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> >>> server2 49000 0 09-28-13
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> >>
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> >>> server2 49000 0 09-29-13
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> >>
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> >>> server2 49000 0 09-30-13
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> >>
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> >>> server2 49000 0 10-01-13
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> >>
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> >>> server2 49000 0 10-02-13
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> >>
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> >>>
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> >>
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> >>>
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> >>
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> >>>
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> >>
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> >>>
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> >>
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> >>> for server_name in `awk ' { print $1 }' /tmp/_pp | sort | uniq| sed '/^$/d'`
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> >>
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> >>> do
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> >>
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> >>> cat << EOF | /usr/local/bin/gnuplot
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> >>
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> >>
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> >>
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> >> Just print two empty lines between each block, and you can address each
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> >>
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> >> with "index". Then you can give an individual linecolour to each server,
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> >>
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> >> etc.
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> >>
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> >> plot "" index 1 using 4:3 with lc 1, \
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> >> "" index 2 using 4:3 with lc 2, \
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> >>
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> >> ...
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> >>
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> >>
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> >>
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> >> or
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> >>
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> >> plot for [i=1:4] "" using 4:3 index i with lc i
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> >>
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> >> P.S. Can you switch your emailer to pure text mode for newsgroups? It
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> >>
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> >> looks very ugly otherwise.
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> >
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> > I apologize the mail text mode. I am just replying from the existing mail. Not sure where to change it.
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> >
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> > With this set of data which has two blank lines between the block.
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> >
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> > server1 35000 105 09-26-13
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> > server1 35000 105 09-27-13
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> > server1 35000 280 09-28-13
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> > server1 35000 280 09-29-13
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> > server1 35000 280 09-30-13
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> >
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> >
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> > server2 49000 0 09-26-13
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> > server2 49000 0 09-27-13
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> > server2 49000 0 09-28-13
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> > server2 49000 0 09-29-13
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> > server2 49000 0 09-30-13
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> >
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> > And the code is
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> >
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> > emptylines=`grep "^$" /tmp/_pp| wc -l`
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> > emptylines=`expr $emptylines / 2`
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> >
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> > for server_name in `awk ' { print $1 }' /tmp/_pp | sort | uniq| sed '/^$/d'`
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> > do
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> > cat << EOF | /usr/local/bin/gnuplot
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> > set terminal postscript eps enhanced color
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> > set output "/tmp/abc.ps"
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> > set autoscale
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> > set grid
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> > set title "Usage"
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> > set xlabel "Server Name"
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> > set ylabel "GB"
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> > set yr [0:$maxsize]
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> > set xr [-1:]
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> > set xtics nomirror rotate by -90 font ",16"
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> > set xdata time
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> > set timefmt "%m-%d-%y"
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> > set format x "%m/%d"
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> > plot for [i=1:$emptylines] '/tmp/_pp' index i using 4:3 with lines lc i title '$server_name'
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> > EOF
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> > done
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> >
>
> > i still have no charm to fix it.
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> >
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>
> I�ve copied your example dataset to "test.txt" and did
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>
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> set yrange [-10:] # just that the points at zero are visible
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> set xdata time
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> set timefmt "%m-%d-%y"
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> set format x "%m/%d"
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>
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> plot for [i=0:1] 'test.txt' index i using 4:3 \
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> with lines lc i title sprintf("%.f",i)
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>
> an i get a graph "0" from 105 up to 280, and a graph "1" at zero, over
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> september dates.
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>
> Note that the first dataset has index zero, not one. I do not understand
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> your maxsize and emptylines variables, and why do you set xrange [-1:] ?
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>
>
> Karl
Thx Karl. I have appreciate all your help. the maxsize is mazsize from the col2 to be use for the y-axis. The emptlines is for count the number of two blank lines between the blocks and divide by two.
Server1
Server1 35000 105 09-26-13
Server1 35000 105 09-27-13
Server1 35000 280 09-28-13
Server1 35000 280 09-29-13
Server1 35000 280 09-30-13
Server1 35000 280 10-01-13
Server1 35000 280 10-02-13
Server1 35000 280 10-03-13
Server1 35000 280 10-04-13
Server2
Server2 49000 0 09-26-13
Server2 49000 0 09-27-13
Server2 49000 0 09-28-13
Server2 49000 0 09-29-13
Server2 49000 0 09-30-13
Server2 49000 0 10-01-13
Server2 49000 0 10-02-13
Server2 49000 0 10-03-13
Server2 49000 0 10-04-13
Server3
Server3 49000 1372 09-26-13
Server3 49000 1372 09-27-13
Server3 49000 1372 09-28-13
Server3 49000 1372 09-29-13
Server3 49000 1372 09-30-13
Server3 49000 1372 10-01-13
Server3 49000 1372 10-02-13
Server3 49000 1372 10-03-13
Server3 49000 1372 10-04-13
Server4
Server4 49000 0 09-26-13
Server4 49000 0 09-27-13
Server4 49000 0 09-28-13
Server4 49000 0 09-29-13
Server4 49000 0 09-30-13
Server4 49000 0 10-01-13
Server4 49000 0 10-02-13
Server4 49000 0 10-03-13
Server4 49000 0 10-04-13
maxsize=`awk ' { print $2 }' /tmp/_pp| sort -n | uniq| tail -1`
emptylines=`grep "^ " /tmp/_pp| wc -l`
emptylines=`expr $emptylines / 2`
cat << EOF | /usr/local/bin/gnuplot
set terminal postscript eps enhanced color
set output "/tmp/pp.ps"
set autoscale
set grid
set title "TSM Usage"
set xlabel " Name"
set ylabel "GB"
set yr [0:$maxsize]
set key outside;
set xtics nomirror rotate by -90 font ",16"
set xdata time
set timefmt "%m-%d-%y"
set format x "%m-%d-%y"
plot for [i=0:$emptylines] '/tmp/_pp' index i using 4:3 with lines lc i lt 1 lw 2 title columnheader(1)
EOF
The lines color is repeating after few server. I am not sure why each server is not getting its own color. I have atleast 14+ server in the list.
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