| ABALLOC |
The number of bytes of attached buffer
space currently used. An attached buffer is an internal buffer used for
interregion communication.
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| ABDATE |
The date (in YYYY-MM-DD format) when the
attached buffer high-water mark was reached.
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| ABENT |
The current number of attached buffer
entries.
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| ABPCT |
The maximum percentage of attached buffer
space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| ABSIZE |
The total amount (in bytes) of attached
buffer space allocated at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| ABTIME |
The time (in HH:MM:SS format) that the
attached buffer high-water mark was reached.
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| ABUSED |
The maximum number (in bytes) of attached
buffer space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| BUFFEFF |
Buffer efficiency. Contains the ratio of
the number of calls to the Adabas buffer pool manager to the number of Adabas
physical read requests made to the Associator and the Data Storage devices. For
example, if the number of read I/Os is 100 and the number of calls to the
buffer pool manager is 500, the buffer efficiency is 500/100 or 5. The higher
the buffer efficiency number, the more efficient is the use of buffer space. If
the buffer efficiency number is low, it is recommended that you increase the
LBP (length of buffer pool) ADARUN parameter.
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| BUFFLUSH |
The number of times that the Adabas
buffer pool (LBP) was flushed during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| BUFFWAIT |
The number of times that Adabas Review
had to wait for a buffer.
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| CMPRECL |
Contains the compressed record length of
the record returned by a READ or a
FIND command.
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| CQALLOC |
The number of bytes of command queue
space currently used.
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| CQDATE |
The date (in YYYY-MM-DD format) when the
command queue high-water mark was reached.
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| CQENT |
The current number of command queue
entries.
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| CQJOB |
The job or started task name for the user
obtained from the user's command queue element.
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| CQMAXENT |
The maximum number of entries that have
been in the command queue for the Adabas nucleus session.
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| CQPCT |
The maximum percentage of command queue
space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| CQSIZE |
The total number of bytes of command
queue space allocated at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| CQTIME |
The time (in HH:MM:SS format) when the
command queue high-water mark was reached.
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| CQUQADDR |
The address of the User Queue Element
found in the CQE.
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| CQUSED |
The maximum number of bytes of command
queue space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| DBNAME |
The 16-character name assigned to the
database when it was created.
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| FILENAME |
Contains the 16-character name assigned
to the Adabas file, and is obtained from the Adabas file control block (FCB).
If the file name is not available, the field contains "FCB-UNAVAILABLE".
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| FILETYPE |
Contains the 6-character type assigned to
the Adabas file. This field contains the string
"USER" if the file is a user file or
"SYSTEM" if the Adabas Checkpoint file was read or
updated.
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| FORMATOW |
The total number of Adabas internal
format overwrites that have occurred during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| FORMATTR |
The total number of Adabas internal
format translations that have occurred during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| GLOBFMID |
Contains the global internal format
buffer ID for the Adabas call within a sequence of Adabas calls.
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| HQDATE |
The date (in YYYY-MM-DD format) that the
hold queue high-water mark was reached.
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| HQENT |
The current number of hold queue entries.
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| HQPCT |
The maximum percentage of hold queue
space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| HQSIZE |
The total number of bytes allocated to
the hold queue at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| HQTIME |
The time (in HH:MM:SS format) that the
hold queue high-water mark was reached.
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| HQUSED |
The maximum number of bytes of hold queue
space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| HQUSRENT |
The number of hold queue user entries.
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| LBP |
The total number of bytes allocated to
the Adabas buffer pool at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| LFPALLOC |
The number of bytes currently used in the
format pool.
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| LFPENT |
The current number of entries in the
format pool.
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| LFPMAX |
The maximum number of bytes of format
pool space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| LFPMXENT |
The maximum number of format pool entries
used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| LFPPCT |
The maximum percentage of format pool
space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| LFPSIZE |
The total number of bytes allocated to
the format pool at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| LFPUSED |
The maximum number of bytes of format
pool space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| LWPALLOC |
The number of bytes of the work pool
currently in use.
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| LWPENT |
The current number of work pool entries.
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| LWPMAX |
The maximum number of bytes of work pool
space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| LWPMXENT |
The maximum number of work pool entries
used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| LWPPCT |
The maximum percentage of work pool space
used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| LWPSIZE |
The number of bytes that were allocated
to the work pool at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| LWPUSED |
The maximum number of bytes of work pool
space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| NUCID |
The ID of an Adabas nucleus in an Adabas
Parallel Services or Adabas Cluster Services environment.
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| SVC |
The Adabas SVC (supervisor call) number
used for interregion communication between the user's address space and the
Adabas nucleus address space.
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| SYSCMD |
The number of Adabas system commands that
have been executed. Adabas system commands execute in Adabas threads 0 and -1.
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| THDNUM |
The number of 8K Adabas threads in the
nucleus. The number includes the two Adabas system threads (threads 0 and -1).
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| THREADSW |
The number of thread switches that have
occurred during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| THROWBKS |
The number of command throwbacks that
have occurred during the Adabas nucleus session. Throwbacks occur when the
record you wish to retrieve has been placed on hold by another user. The
command you issued is placed on the command queue ("thrown back") for
reprocessing.
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| TIALLOC |
The number of bytes of LI (ISN list
table) space currently used.
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| TIDATE |
The date (in YYYY-MM-DD format) when the
LI (ISN list table) high-water mark was reached.
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| TIENT |
The current number of entries used in the
LI (ISN list table).
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| TIPCT |
The maximum percentage of LI (ISN list
table) space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| TISIZE |
The number of bytes allocated to the LI
(ISN list table) at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| TITIME |
The time (in HH:MM:SS format) that the LI
(ISN list table) high-water mark was reached.
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| TIUSED |
The maximum number of bytes of LI (ISN
list table) space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| TOTALCMD |
The total number of Adabas system and
user commands that have been processed during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| TSALLOC |
The number of bytes in the LQ (table of
sequential commands) currently being used.
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| TSDATE |
The date (in YYYY-MM-DD format) when the
LQ (table of sequential commands) high-water mark was reached.
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| TSENT |
The current number of entries in the LQ
(table of sequential commands).
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| TSPCT |
The maximum percentage of LQ (table of
sequential commands) space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| TSSIZE |
The number of bytes allocated to the LQ
(table of sequential commands) at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| TSTIME |
The time (in HH:MM:SS format) when the LQ
(table of sequential commands) high-water mark was reached.
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| TSUSED |
The maximum number of bytes used in the
LQ (table of sequential commands) during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| UCMPRECL |
Uncompressed record length. The
uncompressed length of the Adabas format or search buffer field.
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| UQALLOC |
The number of bytes of user queue space
currently in use.
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| UQDATE |
The date (in YYYY-MM-DD) format when the
user queue high-water mark was reached.
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| UQENT |
The current number of user queue entries.
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| UQPCT |
The maximum percentage of user queue
space used during the Adabas nucleus session.
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| UQSIZE |
The number of bytes allocated to the user
queue at Adabas nucleus startup.
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| UQTIME |
The time (in HH:MM:SS format) when the
user queue high-water mark was reached.
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| UQUSED |
The maximum number of bytes of user queue
space ever used.
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| USERCMD |
The total number of Adabas commands
issued by users and processed during the Adabas nucleus session.
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