Which function would you use to view system performance data?

• A. SYSTEM TEST
• B. LOGS
• C. MANAGEMENT
• D. SAMMs LIST

Answer: (B)

Tracking system performance data is about understanding how the system behaves over time by looking at recorded events and measurements. The function you’d use to view that information is the logs feature, because logs capture each action and performance-related detail with timestamps, how long things take, and resource usage. By reviewing log entries, you can see process start and end times, CPU and memory load, disk I/O, and any errors or warnings that point to performance problems. This makes it possible to spot slow operations, bottlenecks, or unusual activity and to verify how the system is performing during a given period.

Running a system test checks components at a specific moment to verify they work, not to provide ongoing performance data. Management handles configuration and administrative tasks rather than showing performance trends. SAMMs LIST isn’t a standard tool for viewing performance data and wouldn’t give you the day-to-day performance history you need.