Use these commands to obtain information about the Replication Server. Any user can execute these commands.
admin disk_space – displays the usage statistics of each disk partition accessed by the Replication Server.
admin echo – returns the text you enter to verify that the Replication Server is running.
admin get_generation – retrieves the generation number for a primary database.
admin health – displays the overall status of the Replication Server.
admin log_name – displays the path to the current log file.
admin logical_status – displays status information for a logical connection in a warm standby application.
admin pid – displays the process ID of the Replication Server.
admin quiesce_check – determines if the queues in the Replication Server have been quiesced.
admin quiesce_force_rsi – determines whether a Replication Server is quiesced and forces it to deliver outbound messages.
admin rssd_name – displays the names of the data server and database for the Replication Server System Database (RSSD).
admin security_property – displays network-based security mechanisms and features supported by Replication Server.
admin security_setting – displays the status of network-based security features supported by Replication Server.
admin set_log_name – closes the existing Replication Server log file and opens a new log file.
admin show_connections – displays information about all connections from the Replication Server.
admin show_function_classes – displays the names of existing function-string classes and their parent classes, and indicates the number of levels of inheritance.
admin show_route_versions – displays the version number of routes that originate and terminate at the Replication Server.
admin show_site_version – displays the site version of the Replication Server.
admin sqm_readers – displays the read point and delete point for each Replication Server thread that is reading an inbound queue.
admin stats – displays information and statistics about Replication Server counters.
admin stats, backlog – reports the current transaction backlog in the stable queues.
admin stats, {md | mem | mem_in_use} – reports information about memory usage.
admin stats, status – displays the flushing status for all counters.
admin stats, reset – resets all counters that can be reset.
admin stats, {tps | cps | bps} – reports the number of transactions, commands, or bytes of throughput per second.
admin time – displays the current time of Replication Server.
admin translate – performs a datatype translation on a specific data value, displaying the results in literal format with delimiters.
admin version – displays the Replication Server software version.
admin who – displays information about threads running in the Replication Server.
admin who_is_down – displays a subset of information about Replication Server threads that are not running.
admin who_is_up – displays a subset of information about Replication Server threads that are running.
