The onstat -g smx command displays the multiplexer group information for servers using SMX, and can be filtered by session-id
SMX connection statistics: SMX control block: 0x47d5e028 Peer server name: lx1 SMX connection address: 0x47d60d10 Encryption status: Disabled Total bytes sent: 27055 Total bytes received: 2006989 Total buffers sent: 782 Total buffers received: 7090 Total write calls: 782 Total read calls: 7090 Total retries for write call: 0 Data compression level: 1 Data sent: compressed 40760 bytes by 33% Data received: compressed 12579324 bytes by 84%
Not all fields are in the above example
Option | Description |
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SMX control block | SMX control block |
Peer server name | Displays the name of the peer server |
SMX connection address | Displays the address of the SMX connection |
Encryption status | Displays whether encryption is enabled or disabled |
Total bytes sent | Displays the total number of bytes sent |
Total bytes received | Displays the total number of bytes received |
Total buffers sent | Displays the total number of buffers sent |
Total buffers received | Displays the total number of buffers received |
Total write calls | Displays the total number of write calls |
Total read calls | Displays the total number of read calls |
Total retries for write call | Displays the total number of retries for write call |
Data compression level | Displays the SMX compression level as set by the SMX_COMPRESS configuration parameter |
Data sent: compressed x bytes by y% | Displays the uncompressed number of bytes and the compression ratio of the data sent |
Data received: compressed x bytes by y% | Displays the uncompressed number of bytes and the compression ratio of the data received |
Peer name | Displays the name of the peer server |
SMX session address | SMX session address |
Client type | Displays type of secondary server |
reads | Displays the total number of session reads |
writes | Displays the total number of session writes |
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