The tlqdisplay command allows you to display the transactions within the transaction queue used by both the D3 Transaction Logger and Hot Backup components. The start location in the transaction queue can be specified.
tlqdisplay (options)
| options | c | Performs a linkage check on the transaction log queue to verify
the integrity of the queue. Warning: Because this option
locks the transaction queue during processing, special care must be
taken when using this option if you suspect the size of the queue
is considerable.
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| d | When used with the m option, displays a portion of the transaction data. | |
| e | Copies the first transaction into the dm,hb.log file. | |
| mn | Modifies the start position of the transaction queue where n is the logical transaction number to start the queue
at. Warning: The Hot Backup master server must be stopped
before using this option.
Warning: Whenever modifying
the transaction log queue, use great care to ensure that the master
and slave servers remain in sync.
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| s | When used with the m option, suppresses the display of transactions until the desired transaction number is reached. | |
| v | Displays the tlqdisplay program version. | |
| u | Recalculates the queue frame count. Warning: Because
this option locks the transaction queue during processing, special
care must be taken when using this option if you suspect the size
of the queue is considerable.
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If no options are specified, the transaction log queue displays, listing this information:
| TNo | Logical transaction number. |
| Frame | Frame ID in hex where transaction starts. |
| Oset | Offset in hex within the frame where the transaction starts. |
| T | Transaction type. |
| FOF# | File-of-files number relating to the transaction. |
| Data | First part of the optional data (depending upon the transaction type). |
Displays the current transactions in the transaction log queue.
tlqdisplay
Modifies the start of the transaction queue to start at logical transaction number 6 in the queue.
tlqdisplay (dm6