The oncheck -ce and oncheck -pe options
Run oncheck -ce to display the size
of each sbspace chunk, the total amount of used space, and the amount
of free space in the user-data area. The oncheck -pe option
displays the same information as oncheck -ce plus
a detailed listing of chunk use. First the dbspaces are listed and
then the sbspaces. The -pe output provides the following information
about sbspace use:
- Names of the tables that store smart-large-object data, by chunk
- Number of disk pages (not sbpages) used, by table
- Number of free user-data pages that remain, by chunk
- Number of metadata pages used, by chunk
The output provides the following totals:
- Total number of used pages for the user-data area, metadata area,
and reserved area
The system adds 53 extra pages for the reserved area to the totals for the user-data area and metadata area.
- Number of free pages that remain in the metadata area
- Number of free pages that remain in the user-data area
Tip: The oncheck -pe option
provides information about sbspace use in terms of database server
pages, not sbpages.
The following example shows sample output.
In this example, the sbspace s9_sbspc has a total of 214 used
pages, 60 free pages in the metadata area, and 726 free pages in the
user-data area.
Chunk Pathname Size Used Free
2 /ix/ids9.2/./s9_sbspc 1000 940 60
Description Offset Size
-------------------------------------------------- -------- --------
RESERVED PAGES 0 2
CHUNK FREELIST PAGE 2 1
s9_sbspc:'informix'.TBLSpace 3 50
SBLOBSpace LO [2,2,1] 53 8
SBLOBSpace LO [2,2,2] 61 1
...
SBLOBSpace LO [2,2,79] 168 1
SBLOBSpace FREE USER DATA 169 305
s9_sbspc:'informix'.sbspace_desc 474 4
s9_sbspc:'informix'.chunk_adjunc 478 4
s9_sbspc:'informix'.LO_hdr_partn 482 8
s9_sbspc:'informix'.LO_ud_free 490 5
s9_sbspc:'informix'.LO_hdr_partn 495 24
FREE 519 60
SBLOBSpace FREE USER DATA 579 421
Total Used: 214
Total SBLOBSpace FREE META DATA: 60
Total SBLOBSpace FREE USER DATA: 726You can use CHECK EXTENTS as the SQL administration API command equivalent to oncheck -ce. For information about using SQL API commands, see Remote administration with the SQL administration API and the HCL OneDB™ Administrator's Reference.