onstat -g nss Net Shared Memory Status
The onstat -g nss command displays the status of shared memory network connections. The command takes an optional session ID as a parameter. If no session ID is provided, a one-line summary for each shared memory connection is listed.
clientid clientPID state #serverbufs #clientbufs #rdwrts
0 18949 Connected 4 4 453315
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Output Description
| Heading | Description | Format |
|---|---|---|
| clientid | A server assigned value for lookups. | Dec |
| clientPID | The client process ID. | Dec |
| state | The current state of the connection. Valid Options
Connected Con1 Waiting Reject Badvers Bedcover Closed Not connected Unknown </div> |
Str |
| #serverbufs | The number of database server buffers currently allocated. | Dec |
| #clientbufs | The number of client buffers currently allocated. | Dec |
| #rdwrts | The total number of buffers in use. | Dec |
Notes
The clientid is a key that the server uses to look up information in the network shared memory status table.