Here is sample directory.

 *.cmd file: DBS Command File 

    TCP2.cmd:      transfer 2 TCP streams.
    TCPvsMPEG.cmd: transfer a TCP and a UDP.

 data directory: measurement results by DBS

    TCP2.cmd:
        HOST1-HOST2.c     measurement results (connection)
        HOST1-HOST2.r_th  a dbs_view temporary file (throughput)
        HOST1-HOST2.t     measurement results (data transmission)
        HOST3-HOST4.c     measurement results (connection)
        HOST3-HOST4.r_th  a dbs_view temporary file (throughput)
        HOST3-HOST4.t     measurement results (data transmission)

    TCPvsMPEG.cmd: 
        TCP.r_th          a dbs_view temporary file (throughput)
        TCP.t             measurement results (data transmission)
        UDP.r_th          a dbs_view temporary file (throughput)
        UDP.t             measurement results (data transmission)
        UDP.u_lost        a dbs_view temporary file (UDP lost datagrams)

 ps directory: including PostScript files made by following ways

     dbs_view -f TCPvsMPEG.cmd -sq srU -ulost -p -title 2 -ps -color \
             -a "[0:25]" > ps/TCPvsMPEG-sequence.ps
     dbs_view -f TCPvsMPEG.cmd -th r -t 0.1 -p -title 2 -a "[0:25][0:10]" \
             -ps -color > ps/TCPvsMPEG-throughput.ps
     dbs_view -f TCP2.cmd -sq sr -title 2 -a "[0:30]" -ps -color \
              > ps/TCP2-sequence.ps
     dbs_view -f TCP2.cmd -th r -t 0.3 -p -title 2 -ps -color \ 
              > ps/TCP2-throughtput.ps

   you can see graphs on the X11 easily by following ways

     dbs_view -f TCPvsMPEG.cmd -sq srU -ulost -th r -t 0.1 -p -title 2
     dbs_view -f TCP2.cmd -sq sr -th r -t 0.3 -title 2