SQL/MX 3.x Installation and Management Guide (H06.22+, J06.11+)

Measuring Performance
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SET STATISTICS and DISPLAY STATISTICS
Commands
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Secondary Extent Size: 64 Pages
Max Extents: 160
Extents Allocated: 1
EOF: 12288
Index Levels: 1
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Security Label Length: 120
Key Encode Length: 2
Key Columns: 0 ASC
Partitioning Scheme: RP
Partition Array - 1 partition[s]
IndexMap Array - 2 index[es]
Index[0]: \DMR15.$SYSTEM.ZSDG5WVN.W3LB7T00
Index columns: 2 ASC , 1 ASC , 0 ASC
Index[1]: \DMR15.$SYSTEM.ZSDG5WVN.LVK37T00
Index columns: 3 ASC , 0 ASC
Trigger Status Array - 0 trigger[s]
Rcb version: 3000
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For more information about SHOWLABEL, see Section 8, Querying SQL/MX Metadata
or the SQL/MX Reference Manual.
SET STATISTICS and DISPLAY STATISTICS Commands
MXCI provides the SET STATISTICS ON command, which displays statistics after
each statement executed in the session. You can also use the DISPLAY STATISTICS
command to get statistics on a single statement. The DISPLAY STATISTICS command
displays statistics for the immediately preceding statement.