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On this page you can define how the size of segments of the pie is computed.
•Segment size
If Number of records is selected the the segment size corresponds to the number of records with the same value in the segmentation field.
If you click Sum of field values then the segment size corresponds to the sum of values in the selected field of all records with the same value in the segmentation field.
•Segmentation
Select the field for segmentation. Each unique value in this field can result in a new segment.
If you select automatic assignment then the program creates a new segment for every unique value in the selected field.
In case of manual assignment you can choose what values of the selected field create segments (see Segment definition) and you can define your own labels for each segment.
Example 1: Return codes of steps
Shows the pie chart where each segment corresponds to an unique return code.
The size of segments is determined by the number of steps with particular return codes.
Display |
SMF - Step Information |
Field |
Return code |
Assignment |
Automatic |
Segment size |
Number of records |
Example 2: Run time of steps with all possible return codes
Shows the pie chart where each segment corresponds to a unique return code.
The size of segments is determined by the sum of time consumed by all steps with particular return codes.
Display |
SMF - Step Information |
Field |
Return code |
Assignment |
Automatic |
Segment size |
Sum of field values (Duration) |