onstat -g ufr Pool usage breakdown
The onstat -g ufr command displays a list of the fragments for the specified pool that are
curently in use. Memory pools are broken into fragments for various uses. With the onstat -g ufr command
it is possible to see a list of these fragments, the type of information they contain and
their respective sizes in bytes.
Use the
onstat -g mem command to identify the pool name and the
onstat -g ses command to identify the session ID.
Memory usage for pool name 1458: size memid 423272 ralloc 2520 ostcb 1256 gentcb 25952 sqscb 9400 sqtcb 10528 filetable 224 ru 39792 fragman 1512 osenv 1888 sapi 5584 udr </div>
Output Description
| Heading | Description | Format | See Also |
|---|---|---|---|
| memid | The fragment number within the specified pool. | Dec | onstat -g mem |
| name | The name assigned to this fragment. | Str | |
| size | The size of the fragment in bytes. | Bytes |
Notes
The first used fragment will generally be overhead and have a memid of 0.
The information provided is generally used by Informix Technical Support personnel to assist in the analysis of a reported problem.
The information provided is generally used by Informix Technical Support personnel to assist in the analysis of a reported problem.