HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions
Consumer Command Descriptions
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%RECV MWAIT shows the percentage of time that the CONS is waiting on an
AWAITIO to complete and a read is posted on $receive (RECV MWAIT
time divided by total time in the statistics interval).
BYTES RCVD shows the total number of bytes received from the collector.
BPS RCVD shows the average number of bytes per second received from the
collector.
SCHEMA INFO – This section shows information related to the schema.
HITS shows how often the Consumer found the schema it needed in
memory.
MISSES shows how many times it had to get the schema.
%HITS is the percentage of the time it hit.
INMEM shows how many schema are stored in memory.
RESERVED shows the amount of memory reserved for schema.
ALLOC shows how much of that space is currently allocated.
USED shows how much of the allocated space is in use.
FREE shows how much schema space is free.
SQL STATMENT INFO – This section shows information related to SQL
statement caching.
HITS show how many times an SQL statement was used from memory.
MISSES shows how often it had to formulate an SQL statement.
%HITS shows the percentage of the time it hit a SQL statement in memory.
INMEM indicates the number of SQL statements currently in memory.
AVG SRCH shows the average number of searches needed to find an SQL
statement.
%FR columns indicate the percentage of the needed SQL statements that
were found in the frequency range associated with the column (i.e.,i.e.,
%FR1 = 1
st
through 20
th
stored statements, %FR2 = 21
st
through 100
th
, %FR3 =
101
st
through 300
th,
%FR4 = more than 301
st
).
PREPARES shows the number of SQL statement compiles prepared by the
CONS. If this number is increasing, it may mean that statement cache
size is too small.
PREPARE TIME shows the amount of time the CONS has spent doing SQL
compiles.
%PREP shows the percentage of time the CONS has spent doing SQL
compiles during this statistics interval (normally will be very small).
AVG PREP shows the average SQL statement compile time computed by
dividing PREPARES into the PREPARE TIME.
TARG I/O shows the number of SQL I/O operations executed against the
target tables (i.e.,i.e., inserts, updates, and deletes).
I/O TIME shows the amount of time the CONS has spent executing SQL
statements against the target tables (for inserts, updates, and deletes).
This includes the time the Consumer is blocked, waiting for these I/O
operations to complete. If high, this could indicate that the file system is
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