Software AG Products 10.7 | Administering CentraSite | Configuring CentraSite | Maintaining the CentraSite Internal Database | Repository Monitoring | Displaying the Database Space
 
Displaying the Database Space
To display the database space information through the CentraSite Command Line (.cmd) Interface, you must have the CentraSite Administrator role.
You can display information about the physical disk requirements of CentraSite's internal database. The database consists of several components called spaces, and each database space is stored in its own physical file. There are several kinds of database space:
Database space
Description
Data
Contains the data of the CentraSite Registry or Repository.
The file type of a data space is 2D0. An example of a file name is AAB00001.2D0.
Index
Contains the indexes that CentraSite maintains for retrieving stored data.
The file type of an index space is 2I0. An example of a file name is AAB00001.2I0.
Journal
Contains information required for rolling back transactions.
The file type of a journal space is 2J0. An example of a file name is AAB00001.2J0.
Log
Contains a log of all database modifications that have occurred in the current CentraSite session.
The file type of a log space is 2L0. An example of a file name is AAB000010000000052.2L0. The name is composed of the filename of the database's data and index spaces (for example, AAB00001), followed by a sequence number. The sequence number is incremented by 1 for each new log space.
Backup
Contains a backup of the CentraSite Registry Repository. There is an initial backup
The file type of a backup space is 2B0. An example of a file name is AAB00001001334723430.2B0. The name is composed of the filename of the database's data and index spaces (for example, AAB00001), followed by an integer that represents the date and time when the backup was created.
CentraSite provides a command tool named listdbspaces for this purpose.
The tool displays the following information for each of the database space:
*The type of database space, for example, Data, Index, Journal, Log or Backup. There can be several spaces of the same type.
*The amount of disk storage that this database space uses.
*The location of the database space in the file system and the name of the physical file that contains the database space.
*To display the database space information
*Run the command listdbspaces.
The syntax is of the format: inoadmin listdbspaces <server>
Example (all in one line):
inoadmin listdbspaces CentraSite