The onstat -g rah command displays the read-ahead request statistics. For more details about the Read Ahead changes read this PDF
Read Ahead
# threads 4
# Requests 34679
# Continued 2048
# Memory Failures 0
Q depth 0
Last Thread Add 05/17/2013.14:50
Partition ReadAhead Statistics
Buffer Disk Hit Data Index Idx/Dat
Partnum Reads Reads Ratio # Reqs Eff # Reqs Eff # Reqs Eff
0x200003 2412176 587381 75 0 0 150499 67 0 0
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| # threads | Number of read-ahead threads |
| # Requests | Number of read-ahead requests |
| # Continued | Number of times a read-ahead request continued to occur |
| # Memory Failures | Number of failed requests because of insufficient memory |
| Q Depth | Depth of request queue |
| Last Thread Add | Date and time when the last read-ahead thread was added |
| Partnum | Partition number |
| Buffer reads | Number of bufferpool and disk pages that were read |
| Disk Reads | Number of pages that were read from disk |
| Hit Ratio | Cache hit ratio for the partition |
| # Reqs | Number of data page read ahead requests. |
| Eff | Efficiency of the read-ahead requests. This is the ratio been the number of pages requested by read-ahead operations to the number of pages that were already cached and for which a read-ahead operations was not needed. Values are between 0 and 100. A higher number means that read ahead is beneficial. |
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