Tablespace Allocation versus Storage Needs (More Scripting
Okay team, here's one for you:
I have written a script that is supposed to report space allocation for=
table and table-fragment tablespaces. I am receiving some erroneous res=
ults
and I have not been able to pinpoint the error in my logic. Please take=
a
look and see what you can see?I know I am receiving flawed results for =
52
of 2071 tables, but we all know what that means?
The eventual goal is to report tables that are allocated beyond their
needs. Such tables would be marked for analysis as candidates for rebui=
ld
to free space within a dbspace. If you know a better way, I am open to
suggestion (but likely to continue trudging the path to my destiny with=
in
the SMI tables...).
Note that this is a first run through and I am aware that there are oth=
er
considerations when it comes to storage so feel free to mention what yo=
u
know. You can leave out the varchar part though; rowsize is the max
possible size for a row (as far as I can determine) and that will err i=
n my
favor...
The logic I am using to calculate the space needed to hold the rows tha=
t
exist within a table is:
the number of rows that fit on a page is calculated with this formula:=
('pagesize less overhead' / rowsize)
The pages required to store those rows is calculated with this formula=
:
('number of rows in the table' / 'number of rows that fit on a page')
The KB required to store those rows is calculated with this formula:
('number of pages to store rows * 'O/S page size')
(See attached file: 4iiug.tar)
Regards,
Bill Roberts
AAIS Core Production Support, Informix DBA
Verizon Data Services
Office : (813) 978-2340
Pager: (888) 423-6604
e-mail:bill.roberts@verizon.com
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#!/bin/ksh
#set -x
#######################################################################=
#########
# Place your very own environmental script here...
#######################################################################=
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. /opt/informix/dba.env.sh
#######################################################################=
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# Calculate the pagesize less overhead for my O/S.
#######################################################################=
#########
PAGE_SIZE=3D$(onstat -b | grep buffer | awk {'print $10'})
PAGE_SIZE_LO=3D$(expr $(onstat -b | grep buffer | awk {'print $10'}) - =
24)
#######################################################################=
#########
# Create a list of databases in an instance.
#######################################################################=
#########
for DB in $(printf "output to pipe cat without headings select name fro=
m \\\\
sysdatabases where name not in
('onpload','sysmaster','sysutils');" \\\\
| dbaccess 2>/dev/null sysmaster);do
#######################################################################=
#########
# Check for connect permission.
#######################################################################=
#########
echo | dbaccess > /dev/null 2>&1 ${DB}
RC=3D$?
if [ ${RC} -ne 0 ];then
echo "No connect permission to ${DB}"
else
#######################################################################=
#########
# Check for logging and set isolation level if it is on.
#######################################################################=
#########
IS_LOGGED=3D$(printf "output to pipe cat without headings \\\\
select is_logging from \\\\sysdatabases where name =3D \\\\"${DB}\\\\";" \\\\
| dbaccess 2>/dev/null sysmaster | tr -d [:space:])
if [ ${IS_LOGGED} -eq 0 ];then
SET_ISOLATION_LEVEL=3D
else
SET_ISOLATION_LEVEL=3D'set isolation dirty read;'
fi
#######################################################################=
#########
# Create a cross-reference for tables/dbspaces. Remove a lot of junk fr=
om
the
# select once the bugs are fixed...
# Oh, and by the way:
#
# the number of rows that fit on a page is calculated with this formula=
:
# ('pagesize less overhead' / rowsize)
#
# The pages required to store those rows is calculated with this formul=
a:
# ('number of rows in the table' / 'number of rows that fit on a page')=
#
# The KB required to store those rows is calculated with this formula:
# ('number of pages to store rows * 'O/S page size'
#
# Note that this is a first run through and I am aware that there are o=
ther
# considerations when it comes to storage (varchar overhead comes to mi=
nd),
but
# I'll work these issues out later (feel free to mention it though...)
#######################################################################=
#########
UNL_FILE=3D${DB}_t2d.unl
TXT_FILE=3D${DB}_t2d.txt
printf "${SET_ISOLATION_LEVEL}
UNLOAD TO ${UNL_FILE} delimiter \\\\" \\\\"
SELECT UNIQUE partnum,
name,
tabname,
tabtype,
rowsize,
nrows,
(ROUND((nrows*rowsize)/1024)) ROWS_KB,
(ROUND(nrows/(${PAGE_SIZE_LO}/rowsize))
*${PAGE_SIZE}) KB_4_ROWS,
(SUM(te_size)*${PAGE_SIZE}) EXTENTS_KB,
(ROUND((nrows*rowsize)/1024)/(SUM(te_size)*${PAGE_SIZE})*100) PERCENT_ROWS
FROM systables t, sysmaster:sysdbspaces s,
sysmaster:systabextents e
WHERE t.tabid > 99
and t.tabtype =3D \\\\"T\\\\"
and t.partnum !=3D 0
and s.dbsnum =3D trunc(t.partnum / 1048576)
and t.partnum =3D e.te_partnum
GROUP BY 1,2,3,4,5,6
UNION
SELECT UNIQUE partn,
name,
tabname,
fragtype,
t.rowsize,
f.nrows,
(ROUND(f.nrows*(t.rowsize+4)/1024)) USED_KB,
(ROUND((f.nrows/${PAGE_SIZE_LO}/(t.rowsize+4))=
*${PAGE_SIZE})) KB_4_ROWS,
(SUM(te_size)*${PAGE_SIZE}) ALLOCATED_KB,
(ROUND((f.nrows*(t.rowsize+4)/1024)/(SUM(te_si=
ze)
*${PAGE_SIZE}))*100) PERCENT_ROWS
FROM systables t, sysfragments f, sysmaster:sysdbspaces s,
sysmaster:systabextents e
WHERE t.tabid =3D f.tabid
and f.fragtype =3D \\\\"T\\\\"
and s.dbsnum =3D trunc(f.partn / 1048576)
and f.partn =3D e.te_partnum
GROUP BY 1,2,3,4,5,6
ORDER BY 3,2;" | dbaccess 2>/dev/null ${DB}
#######################################################################=
#########
# Create a few integer variables...
#######################################################################=
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typeset -i PARTN=3D0
typeset -i NROWS=3D0
typeset -i ROWSIZE=3D0
typeset -i USED_KB=3D0
typeset -i KB_4_ROWS=3D0
typeset -i ALLOC_KB=3D0
typeset -i PERCENT_ROWS=3D0
#######################################################################=
#########
# Print a heading.
#######################################################################=
#########
printf "%-9s %-18s %-18s %4s %9s %9s %7s s s %5s\\
" \\\\
PARTN DBS TAB TYPE ROWSIZE NROWS USED_KB KB_4_ROWS ALLOC_KB PERCENT_R=
OWS
> ${TXT_FILE} > ${TXT_FILE}
#######################################################################=
#########
# Just an echo so that when I hit an error, I know for which file the e=
rror
# occurred. Take it out later...
#######################################################################=
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