onstat -g afr Allocated Pool Fragments
The onstat -g afr command displays all allocated pool fragments for the specified session ID. A pool name or session ID are required as a parameter.
Allocations for pool name 103: addr size memid 14d94000 1648 overhead 14d94670 48 scb 14d946a0 48 scb 14d946d0 40 ostcb 14e7f000 4992 sqscb 14e80380 40 sqscb 14e803a8 48 sapi 14e803d8 48 sapi 14e80408 48 fragman 14e80438 48 sqscb 14e80468 56 sqscb 14e804a0 40 sqscb 14e804c8 536 sqscb Allocations for pool name resident: addr size memid a001069 1234 overhead a002069 945672 resident </div>
Output Description
| Heading | Description | Format |
|---|---|---|
| addr | The in-memory address of the pool fragment. | Hex |
| size | The size in bytes of the particular fragment. | Dec |
| usage | The type of information stored within the particular fragment. | Str |
Notes
The number of fragments for a session can become quite large.
All fragments for a specific functional area will generally have the same usage name. For example, there will be multiple scb fragments, all being used to monitor and control the session's control block.
All fragments for a specific functional area will generally have the same usage name. For example, there will be multiple scb fragments, all being used to monitor and control the session's control block.