The onstat -g ntt command displays the global network information plus user thread access times. The
output is sorted in reverse order by session ID.
The global network information description can be found at
onstat -g imc
global network information: #netscb connects read write q-free q-limits q-exceed alloc/max slow_DNS 22/ 27 4431 656504 670705 2/ 2 240/ 10 0/ 0 0 / 0 12 Individual thread network information (times): netscb thread name sid open read write address 14e2a8c0 sqlexec 4448 15:56:35 15:56:36 15:56:36 04/15/2001 14d6eb18 sqlexec 1458 18:11:16 11:27:30 11:27:30 04/15/2001 14e2aaf8 sqlexec 125 02:02:30 10:32:43 10:32:43 04/15/2001 14ee9db0 sqlexec 124 22:10:26 10:31:40 10:31:40 142876c0 tlitcplst 8 13:24:37 12:02:03 theoden|1529|tlitcp 04/14/2001 14287160 sm_discon 7 13:24:36 04/14/2001 14278c28 sm_listen 5 13:24:36 04/14/2001 14267b30 tlitcppoll 4 13:24:36 04/14/2001 14258018 tlitcppoll 3 13:24:37 04/14/2001 1412b490 sm_poll 2 13:24:36 04/14/2001
Heading | Description | Format |
---|---|---|
netscb | The in-memory address of the network session control block. | Hex |
thread name | The name of the thread that is currently using this type of connection. | Str |
sid | The session ID associated with this connection. | |
open | The time this connection was opened. | |
read | The last time a read operation occurred. | |
write | The last time a write operation occurred. | |
address | For network listener threads, the host, socket number and protocol being used. |
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