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Description |
This program lists all the segments of a database, the objects on the segments, |
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Syntax |
psListSegments -Sserver -Uusername -Ppassword -Ddatabase |
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-S |
Sybase Server Name |
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-U |
Sybase User Name |
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-P |
Sybase User's Password |
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-D |
Sybase Database |
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-E |
E-mail address to where psListSegments sends notification when |
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-T |
Threshold. Threshold = (pages used)/(total pages available to segment) |
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-Y |
Priority ('high', 'medium' or 'low') |
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-F |
Name of output file [standard output] |
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-O |
Options |
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s |
Do NOT report segment total summary. |
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f |
Do NOT report the disk fragments where the segments reside. |
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t |
Do NOT report the names of the tables and indices on the disk fragments. |
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d |
Report the distribution of individual objects on the disk fragments. |
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o |
Report the OAM structures. |
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DSQUERY |
When -S is not specified |
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SYB_USER |
When -U is not specified |
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SYB_PASS |
When -P is not specified |
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SYB_DATABASE |
When -D is not specified |
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PS_SYSMSG_FILE |
Name of the tool's messages file |
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Notes |
A disk fragment equates to a row in the master.dbo.sysusages table. Each time you |
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The White Lie |
* Sybase says, 'When you move a clustered index, the entire table moves with it.' |
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Updated: Thu Jun 18 21:12:26 2009