Replication Server 15.5 lets you specify connection identifiers when you execute admin who on any thread module. Instead of seeing information for all the connections of a thread module, you can display only the admin who execution results of a specific connection by specifying connection identifiers for these thread modules:
DIST – Distributor
DSI – Data Server Interface
RSI – Replication Server Interface
SQM – Stable Queue Manager
SQT – Stable Queue Transaction
See “admin who,” in Chapter 3, “Replication Server Commands” in the Replication Server Reference Manual for the full syntax and examples.
You cannot use the no_trunc option
if you specify connection identifiers.
If you specify connection identifiers and Replication Server cannot find information that fulfills the criteria, the output does not display any record.
The output for the DIST and DSI thread modules includes additional columns:
Thread |
Column name |
Description |
Value |
---|---|---|---|
DIST |
RSTicket |
The number of rs_ticket subcommands that have been processed by a DIST thread, if the Replication Server stats_sampling parameter is on. |
Minimum: 0Maximum: 263-1Default: 0 |
DIST |
SqtMaxCache |
Maximum SQT cache memory for the database connection, in bytes. |
The default, 0, means that the current setting of sqt_max_cache_size is used as the maximum cache size for the connection.Default: 0 |
DSI |
RSTicket |
The number of rs_ticket subcommands that have been processed by a DSI queue manager, if the Replication Server stats_sampling parameter is on. |
Minimum: 0Maximum: 263-1Default: 0 |
DSI |
dsi_rs_ticket_report |
Determines whether to call function string rs_ticket_report. rs_ticket_report is invoked when dsi_rs_ticket_report is set to on. |
on or offDefault: off |