
OUTPUT/check_databases.txt
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    If this is user created it contains the list of databases checked. If it is script created, it contains the list of
    the databases created minus template1, template0 and postgres. THIS FILE CAN BE DELETED.


OUTPUT/cpuinfo.txt
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	Contains the following data in it:
		sysctl -a | grep machdep.cpu(if osx)
		cat /proc/cpuinfo(if linux/unix)


OUTPUT/datacollection.sar & OUTPUT/project/sar/datacollection.sar.txt
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    Contains the sar data we collected from your system and a readable version made from the .sar file.


OUTPUT/data_for_settings.txt
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	Contains the sar device name and it's more useful name, it will have one line that looks like: brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 0 Jan  3 15:24 /dev/sda -- While this does work most of the time, it does not cover all cases so it is best to spot check this. For convenience it is also printed out at the end of the data collection.
    Also has the date data to have the timezone on hand.

OUTPUT/gen_device_info.txt
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	Contains the following data in it:
		diskutil list(if osx)
		diskutil info disk0s2(if osx)
		ls -lh /private/var/vm/swapfile*(if osx)
		cat /etc/fstab(if linux/unix)
		swapon -s(if linux/unix)
		ec2metadata(if ec2 machine)
		find /dev -type b -exec ls -l {} \;
		df -h
		mount
		cat /etc/sysctl.conf


OUTPUT/project/monitor/
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	Contains all the database data - one can simply copy this entire directory over to Tuneup's project directory.


OUTPUT/uname.txt
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	Contains system, node, release, version, machine and processor and cat /proc/cmdline(if linux)


