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To expand on what you've said for those coming later... you can define a large number of additional Historic Algorithms on a per-server basis (NOTE: it's best to keep servers consistent in this fashion, but it is per-server, not per-system)
It's possible to create both Accumulative (i.e. Runtime / Starts / 'Total type' things) as well as Moving (min, max, average, std deviation etc).
There is dedicated help available for these items.
System Administration > Server Administration > Historic and Archive Data > Historic Algorithms (Custom)
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To expand on what you've said for those coming later... you can define a large number of additional Historic Algorithms on a per-server basis (NOTE: it's best to keep servers consistent in this fashion, but it is per-server, not per-system)
It's possible to create both Accumulative (i.e. Runtime / Starts / 'Total type' things) as well as Moving (min, max, average, std deviation etc).
There is dedicated help available for these items.
System Administration > Server Administration > Historic and Archive Data > Historic Algorithms (Custom)
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