This document describes Adabas Online System troubleshooting options you can use to display diagnostic information.
To display database status information for a specific database, select option on the (with the database ID specified) or enter the following direct command:
DISPLAY ADAINFO
The Database Status Info drop-down report appears:
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Cluster - Main Menu - PMAIN02
+------------------------------------+ther Services
| --- Database Status Info --- |--------------------
| |dabas Cache Facility
| DBID ........ 1955 1021 |elta Save Facility
| DB Name ..... WIS1955 |rigger Maintenance
| Version ..... 8.2.1 |OS Security
| Start Date .. 2009-08-24 |ransaction Manager
| Start Time .. 07:13:21 |dabas Statistics
| DSF Status .. Active |ista
| SPT Status .. Inactive |astpath
| CSH Status .. Inactive |AF Security
| |--------------------
| |
Code ....... i +------------------------------------+
Database ... 1955 (WIS1955)
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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Status information includes:
the database number and name
the version of the Adabas software
the date and time the database was started
whether the Adabas Delta Save Facility, the Triggers and Stored Procedures Facility, and/or Adabas Caching Facility are active or inactive on the database.
From the main menu, the following direct command displays active targets for a specified database.
DISPLAY IDT
The Display Active Targets screen appears.
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- Display Active Targets -
CPU ......... 0009A10E20980000 Entries for SVC No. .. 249
Default-DB .. 1955 (WIS1955) Max. No. Of Entries .. 10
Max. Active Entries .. 3
M I Tgt-ID I Target Flag I Target Mode I CQH Flag I
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I 1954 I Isolated-DB I I 10 I
I 1021 I Isolated-DB I Local service I 11 I
I 1958 I Isolated-DB I I 10 I
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Mark a DB-entry with 'X' to Select for processing
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The Target Flag column may have the following values:
| Target Flag Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Communicator | Entire Net-Work node |
| Non-DB target | Entire System Server, XDCOM, or Entire Net-Work node |
| Isolated-DB | ADARUN parameter ISO=YES is used for the database |
The Target Mode column may have the following values:
| Target Mode Value | Description |
|---|---|
| AB required | attached buffers are required |
| IDTE forced | ADARUN parameter FORCE=YES is used during initialization |
| Anchor service | no command queue; anchor target only; e.g., buffer pool manager |
| Local service | ADARUN parameter LOCAL=YES; no remote calls |
The direct command, CATCH RSP-CODE forces an abend of the specified database. The syntax of the command is:
CATCH RSP-CODE
Option on the displays a window for stopping a batch utility job and resetting the DIB.
The equivalent direct command is:
RESET UTILITY-ABEND
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Cluster - Main Menu - PMAIN02
Code Basic Services Code Other Services
---- ---------------------- ---- ---------------------
A Session monitoring 1 Adabas Cache Facility
C Checkpoint maintenance 2 Delta Save Facility
F File maintenance
M Database maintenance +----------------------------------+
O Session opercoms | Enter JOBNAME of Utility to |
R Database report | reset DIB and to Stop the user. |
S Space calculation | |
? Help | Jobname ... ________ |
. Exit | Confirm ... _ (Y or N) |
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| -PF1-------PF3-------PF12------ |
Code ....... q | Exit Menu |
Database ... 1955 (WIS1955) +----------------------------------+
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit |
