onstat -g sds command: Print SD secondary server information
Use the onstat -g sds command to display information about shared-disk secondary servers.
The output of the onstat -g sds command differs slightly depending on whether the command is issued on the primary server or on the SD secondary server.
Invocation | Explanation |
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onstat -g sds | Displays brief SD secondary server information |
onstat -g sds verbose | Displays detailed SD secondary server information |
onstat -g sds server_name | Displays information about a specific SD secondary server. When server_name is specified, the command must be issued from the primary server. |
Example output (primary server)
Output description (primary server)
- Local server type
- Primary or SDS (shared disk secondary) server type
- Number of SDS servers
- Number of SD secondary servers connected to the primary server
- SDS Srv name
- Name of SD secondary server
- SDS Srv status
- Displays whether SD secondary server is active
- Connection status
- Displays whether SD secondary server is connected
- Last LPG sent (log id, page)
- Most recent LPG log ID and page
- Supports Proxy Writes
- Displays whether the server is currently configured to allow updates to secondary servers. Y = supports updates to secondary servers, N = does not support updates to secondary servers.
Example output with verbose option (primary server)
Output description with verbose option (primary server)
- Number of SDS servers
- The number of SD secondary servers that share disk space with the primary server
- Updater node alias name
- The name of the primary server
- SDS server control block
- SD secondary server control block
- server name
- The name of the server
- server type
- The type of server
- server status
- Displays whether the server is active or inactive
- connection status
- Status of connection between primary and secondary server
- Last log page sent (log id, page)
- Log ID and page of most recent log page sent
- Last log page flushed (log id, page)
- Log ID and page of the most recent log page flushed
- Last log page acked (log id, pos))
- Most recent log page acknowledged
- Last LSN acked (log id, pos)
- Most recent log sequence number that was acknowledged
- Last log page applied(log id,page)
- The log ID and page number of the last applied log
- Approximate Log Page Backlog
- The number of logs waiting to be sent
- Current® SDS Cycle
- Used internally by the support to monitor coordination of the primary server with the SDS server
- Acked SDS Cycle
- Used internally by the support to monitor coordination of the primary server with the SDS server
- Sequence number of next buffer to send
- Sequence number of next buffer to send
- Sequence number of last buffer acked
- Sequence number of next buffer acknowledged
- Time of last ack
- Date and time of last log acknowledgment
- Supports Proxy Writes
- Displays whether the server is currently configured to allow updates to secondary servers. Y = supports updates to secondary servers, N = does not support updates to secondary servers.
- Time of last received message:
- The timestamp of the current server's most recently received from another server.
- Time of last alternate write
- The timestamp of the current server's most recent write to the blobspace specified by the SDS_ALTERNATE configuration parameter.
- Time of last alternate read
- The timestamp of the current server's most recent read from the blobspace specified by the SDS_ALTERNATE configuration parameter.
- Total number of delay(s)
- The total number of times the flow delay occurred.
- Time of last delay
- The time of last delay in flow control.
Example output with verbose option (SD secondary server)
Output description with verbose option (SD secondary server)
- SDS server control block
- SD secondary server control block
- Local server type
- Primary or SDS (shared disk secondary) server type
- Server status
- Displays whether SD secondary server is active
- Source server name
- Displays name of primary server
- Connection status
- Displays whether SD secondary server is connected
- Last log page received (log id, page)
- Most recent log page received
- Next log page to read (log id,page)
- Next log page in sequence to read
- Last LSN acked (log id,pos)
- Most recent LSN acknowledged
- Sequence number of last buffer received
- Sequence number of last buffer received
- Sequence number of last buffer acked
- Sequence number of last buffer acknowledged
- Current paging file
- Name of current paging file
- Current paging file size
- Size of current paging file
- Old paging file
- Name of previous paging file
- Old paging file size
- Size of previous paging file