9.2 sbspaces, extspaces - otherwise known as How did I get here

Hi All, We just started playing around with 9.2 Informix Dynamic Server 2000 and find myself at a loss. Previous versions: If I created dbspaces, added chunks, turned on mirroring etc, I was able to reproduce my actions by looking at the output from 'onstat -d'. All the necessary information was there to "regen" the appropriate 'onspaces' commands. IDS 2000: It appears 'onstat -d' does not display any information about external spaces. It also doesn't seem to display Metadata and default list (-Df) information such that I can re-create the appropriate 'onspaces' command. Taking the example out of the book: onspaces -c -S eg_sbsp -p /dev/raw_dev1 -o 500 -s 20000 -m /dev/raw_dev2 500 -Ms 150 -Mo 200 -Df "AVG_LO_SIZE=32,LOGGING=ON" onstat -d doesn't seem to show me info for '-Ms 150', '-Mo 200', '-Df "AVG_LO ..."' Since I need this information to help prepare for an emergency, what command(s) will tell me everything I need? Thanks for any help! * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet's Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet - Free!

Rick wrote: > > Hi All, > > We just started playing around with 9.2 Informix Dynamic Server > 2000 and find myself at a loss. > > Previous versions: > If I created dbspaces, added chunks, turned on mirroring > etc, I was able to reproduce my actions by looking at the output > from 'onstat -d'. All the necessary information was there to > "regen" the appropriate 'onspaces' commands. > > IDS 2000: > It appears 'onstat -d' does not display any information > about external spaces. It also doesn't seem to display Metadata > and default list (-Df) information such that I can re-create the > appropriate 'onspaces' command. > > Taking the example out of the book: > onspaces -c -S eg_sbsp -p /dev/raw_dev1 -o 500 -s 20000 -m > /dev/raw_dev2 500 -Ms 150 -Mo 200 -Df "AVG_LO_SIZE=32,LOGGING=ON"> > onstat -d doesn't seem to show me info for '-Ms 150', '-Mo 200', > '-Df "AVG_LO ..."'> > Since I need this information to help prepare for an emergency, > what command(s) will tell me everything I need? Thanks for any > help! > > * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet's Discussion Network * > The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet - Free! Does that info exist in SMI? -- John Carlson Informix DBA WHSmith USA #include std_disclaimer.h /* These are my opinions, not my company's opinion */

The only thing I was able to find was external space info. * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet's Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet - Free!