onstat -g ppd Partition Compression Dictionary Information
The onstat -g ppd command displays information about the active compression dictionaries.
Partition Compression Dictionary Info partnum Version DbsNum CrTS CrLogID CrLogPos DrTS DrLogID DrLogPos 0x200002 1 2 1229018150 3 577560 0 0 0 0x200003 1 2 1229018150 3 606232 0 0 0 0x300002 1 3 1229018150 3 630808 0 0 0 0x400002 1 4 1229018150 3 655384 0 0 0 0x500002 1 5 1229018150 3 679960 0 0 0 </div>
Output Description
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| partnum | Partition number to which the compression dictionary applies |
| Version | Version of the code that is creating the compression dictionary |
| DbsNum | Number of the dbspace that the dictionary resides in |
| CrTS | Timestamp that shows when the dictionary was created |
| CrLogID | Unique ID for the logical log that was created when the dictionary was created |
| CrLogPos | Position within the logical log when the dictionary was created |
| DrTS | Timestamp that shows when the dictionary was purged |
| DrLogID | Unique ID for the logical log that was created when the dictionary was purged |
| DrLogPos | Position within the logical log when the dictionary was purged |
Notes
- The onstat -g ppd only show active dictionaries, to see all dictionaries use the syscompdicts_full table and the syscompdicts view