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Shivvers, CC — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
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I need a simple way to monitor flow of data through all of my tables. Is
there a command to tell me how many records are in all tables or do I have
to specify each table? Right now I have approx. 750 tables. onstat -d tells
my chunk size but not the table names that have grown to large.
CC Shivvers
Hy-vee, inc.
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to monitor flow of data through all of my tables. Is there a command to
tell me how many records are in all tables or do I have to specify each table?
Right now I have approx. 750 tables. onstat -d tells my chunk size but not
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