The onstat -g rss command displays RSS server information. There are a number of command line options.
Option | Description |
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onstat -g rss | Displays brief RS secondary server information |
onstat -g rss verbose | Displays detailed RS secondary server information |
onstat -g rss log | Displays log information. This command is only applicable when run on the primary server. |
onstat -g rss server_name | Displays information about a specific RS secondary server. This command is only applicable when run on the primary server. |
onstat -g rss Local server type: Standard Index page logging status: Enabled Index page logging was enabled at: 2010/05/11 14:33:06 Number of RSS servers: 2 RSS Server information: RSS Srv RSS Srv Connection Next LPG to send name status status (log id,page) theoden Active Connected 20714,29007 gimli Active Connected 20718,48667
onstat -g rss verbose [Run on primary server] Local server type: Standard Index page logging status: Enabled Index page logging was enabled at: 2010/05/11 14:33:06 Number of RSS servers: 2 RSS Server information: RSS Server control block: 0x3142c2738 RSS server name: london RSS server status: Active RSS connection status: Connected Log transmission status: Blocked Next log page to send(log id,page): 20714,29107 Last log page acked(log id,page): 20714,29002 Time of Last Acknowledgment: 2010/05/11 15:32:06 Pending Log Pages to be ACKed: 105 Approximate Log Page Backlog:97104 Sequence number of next buffer to send: 2469 Sequence number of last buffer acked: 2454 Supports Proxy Writes: Y
onstat -g rss log Log Pages Snooped: RSS Srv From From Tossed name Cache Disk (LBC full) london 1139 1134 0 berlin 1138 1128 0
Not all fields are in all the above examples
Option | Description |
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Local server type | Primary or RSS (remote standalone secondary) server type |
Index page logging status | Displays whether index page logging is enabled or disabled between primary server and secondary server |
Index page logging was enabled at | Date and time that index page logging was enabled |
Number of RSS servers | Number of RS secondary servers connected to the primary server |
RSS Server control block | RS secondary server control block |
RSS Server name | Name of RS secondary server |
RSS Server status | Displays whether RS secondary server is active or not |
RSS Connection status | Connection status of RS secondary server |
Log transmission status | Displays whether log transmission is active or inactive |
Next log page to send (log id, page) | The log ID and page number of the next log page that will be sent |
Last log page acked (log id, page) | The log ID and page number of the last acknowledged log |
Time of Last Acknowledgment | The time at which the last log was acknowledged |
Pending Log pages to be ACKed | The number of logs sent but not yet acknowledged |
Approximate Log Page Backlog | The difference between the number of logs that were sent and the end of the logical log |
Sequence number of next buffer to send | The sequence number of the next buffer to be sent |
Sequence number of last buffer acked | The sequence number of the last acknowledged buffer |
Supports Proxy Writes | Displays whether the server is currently configured to
allow updates to secondary servers.
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Local server type | Primary or RSS (remote standalone secondary) server type |
Server Status | Displays whether RS secondary server is active |
Source server name | Name of the primary server |
Connection status | Connection status of RS secondary server |
Last log page received (log id,page) | Most recent log ID and page received |
Log Pages Snooped | Statistics for each RS secondary server |
RSS Srv name | RS secondary server name |
From Cache | From cache number |
From Disk | Log from disk |
Tossed (LBC full) | Number of log pages discarded as a result of the LBC becoming full |
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