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       db_stat - display DB statistics

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       ddbb__ssttaatt [--ccllmmNNtt]
            [--CC AAccffhhllmmoo] [--dd ffiillee] [--hh hhoommee] [--MM AAhhllmm]

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       The  _d_b___s_t_a_t  utility  displays statistics for DB environ-
       ments.

       The options are as follows:

       --CC   Display internal information about the  lock  region.
            (The output from this option is often both voluminous
            and meaningless, and is intended only for debugging.)

            --AA   Display all information.
            --cc   Display lock conflict matrix.
            --ff   Display lock and object free lists.
            --ll   Display lockers within hash chains.
            --mm   Display region memory information.
            --oo   Display objects within hash chains.

       --cc   Display   lock  region  statistics  as  described  in
            _d_b___l_o_c_k(3).

       --dd   Display  database  statistics   for   the   specified
            database, as described in _d_b___o_p_e_n(3).

       --hh   Specify a home directory for the database.

       --ll   Display   log   region  statistics  as  described  in
            _d_b___l_o_g(3).

       --MM   Display internal information about the shared  memory
            buffer  pool.   (The output from this option is often
            both voluminous and meaningless, and is intended only
            for debugging.)

            --AA   Display all information.
            --hh   Display buffers within hash chains.
            --ll   Display buffers within LRU chains.
            --mm   Display region memory information.

       --mm   Display  shared  memory  buffer  pool  statistics  as
            described in _d_b___m_p_o_o_l(3).

       --NN   Don't acquire locks while displaying the  statistics.
            This  option  is  intended only for debugging corrupt
            regions and should not be used under any  other  cir-
            cumstances.

       --tt   Display transaction region statistics as described in
            _d_b___t_x_n(3).

       The _d_b___s_t_a_t utility attaches to DB shared memory  regions.
       In  order  to avoid region corruption, it should always be
       given the chance to detach and exit gracefully.  To  cause
       _d_b___s_t_a_t  to  clean  up  after  itself and exit, send it an
       interrupt signal (SIGINT).

       Values smaller than 10  million  are  generally  displayed
       without  any special notation.  Values larger than 10 mil-
       lion are normally displayed as ``<number>M''.

       The _d_b___s_t_a_t utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error
       occurs.

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       The  following  environment variables affect the execution
       of _d_b___s_t_a_t:

       DB_HOME
            If the --hh option is not specified and the environment
            variable  _D_B___H_O_M_E  is  set, it is used as the path of
            the database home, as described in _d_b___a_p_p_i_n_i_t(3).

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       The DB library is a family of  groups  of  functions  that
       provides  a  modular programming interface to transactions
       and record-oriented file  access.   The  library  includes
       support  for  transactions, locking, logging and file page
       caching, as well as various indexed access methods.   Many
       of  the  functional  groups  (e.g.,  the file page caching
       functions) are useful independent of the  other  DB  func-
       tions,  although  some  functional  groups  are explicitly
       based on other functional groups (e.g.,  transactions  and
       logging).   For  a  general description of the DB package,
       see _d_b___i_n_t_r_o(3).

       _d_b___a_r_c_h_i_v_e(1), _d_b___c_h_e_c_k_p_o_i_n_t(1), _d_b___d_e_a_d_l_o_c_k(1), _d_b___d_u_m_p(1),
       _d_b___l_o_a_d(1), _d_b___r_e_c_o_v_e_r(1), _d_b___s_t_a_t(1), _d_b___i_n_t_r_o(3),
       _d_b___a_p_p_i_n_i_t(3), _d_b___c_u_r_s_o_r(3), _d_b___d_b_m(3), _d_b___i_n_t_e_r_n_a_l(3),
       _d_b___l_o_c_k(3), _d_b___l_o_g(3), _d_b___m_p_o_o_l(3), _d_b___o_p_e_n(3), _d_b___t_h_r_e_a_d(3),
       _d_b___t_x_n(3)