The TLOG-BUFFERS command displays the amount of overflow in use by transaction buffers.
Format
TLOG-BUFFERS {*} {(x{-y})} |
Parameter(s)
* |
Displays the number of transaction buffer frames in use for each process along with a grand total of frames in use. Processes that have no transaction buffer frames are not displayed. |
(x{-y}) |
Displays the number of transaction buffer frames in use for the processes in the defined range. Processes that have no transaction buffer frames are not displayed. |
Description
If no parameters are specified, TLOG-BUFFERS displays the number of transaction buffer frames in use for the current process.
Examples
The example below displays the number of transaction buffer frames in use for the current process.
>TLOG-BUFFERS
Process Frames In Use 1 100 0
100 FRAMES IN USE. |
The example below displays the number of transaction buffer frames in use for each process along with a grand total of frames in use.
>TLOG-BUFFERS *
Process Frames In Use 0 100 0 1 100 0 1001 100 0 1002 100 0 1003 100 0 1004 100 0 1005 100 0 1006 100 0 1007 100 0 1008 100 0 1009 100 0 1010 100 0 1011 100 0 1012 100 0 1013 100 0 1014 100 0
1600 FRAMES IN USE. |
The example below displays the number of transaction buffer frames in use for the processes in the range of 1010-1014.
>TLOG-BUFFERS (1010-1014)
Process Frames In Use 1010 100 0 1011 100 0 1012 100 0 1013 100 0 1014 100 0
500 FRAMES IN USE. |