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Paul - 26 Mar 2008 16:40 GMT
Hello,

I need to see what disk informix uses and how is it memory usage..

df -k dont list because are Raw devices, so how can i see it?

tks
scottishpoet - 26 Mar 2008 17:11 GMT
> Hello,
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> tks

onstat?
Art S. Kagel (Oninit) - 26 Mar 2008 18:45 GMT
> Hello,
>
> I need to see what disk informix uses and how is it memory usage..
>
> df -k dont list because are Raw devices, so how can i see it?
>  
As user informix:

onstat -d to list the disk chunks being used by the engine.
onstat -D to see IO's by chunk
onstat -? to see what other information is available

Art S. Kagel

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Gerardo Santana - 26 Mar 2008 18:49 GMT
> Hello,
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> tks

onstat -d
Paul - 27 Mar 2008 11:09 GMT
> > Hello,
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> onstat -d

hello,

this dont help me. i need to know how many physically disks are being
used by informix, what disks are they,  and how is the disk usage
( total and disponible GBytes ).

Thanks!
Art S. Kagel (Oninit) - 27 Mar 2008 11:41 GMT
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> ( total and disponible GBytes ).
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Well, onstat -d will tell you what raw or cooked devices or files
Informix is using, how much of the partition or file it is configured to
use and beginning at what offset within the device or file.  If these
are RAW devices, you then have to use whatever tool was used to create
the device partitions to query the underlying structures from which they
were made.  We do NOT know whether these devices are partitions from
singleton drives partitioned with fdisk or something like that or if
they are stripes made from multiple drives, or partitions taken from a
larger RAID structure using some vendor specific partitioning tool.  Ask
your System Administrator we are not mind readers and we don't have
access to your systems.

Art S. Kagel
Oninit

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