Measure Reference Manual

* new counter value items for D10:
02 requests type binary 32 unsigned.
02 lockwait-time type binary 64.
02 max-lockwait-time type binary 64.
02 lock-timeouts type binary 32 unsigned.
02 lock-bounces type binary 32 unsigned.
02 cache-write-cleans type binary 32 unsigned.
* SMS changes:
02 device-name type character 8.
02 storage-pool type character 8.
02 dbio-input-calls type binary 32 unsigned.
02 dbio-output-calls type binary 32 unsigned.
* New counters for G08:
02 SQL-operation-time type binary 64.
* New identifiers for OSS file pathname support:
02 file-name-mid.
03 pathid type character 24.
03 crvsn type character 6.
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Common ID Field DDL Definitions for DISCOPEN Entities
These ID fields are used in both styles of DDL records.
Fields are listed alphabetically; subfields are listed in the order they occur in the field.
DEVICE-NAME
Disk device on which the measured file is located. For SMF files, this field provides the physical
location that corresponds to the logical file name. For NonStop files, this field is the same as the
FILE-NAME VOLUME subfield.
FILE-NAME
Name of the measured file. The name can apply to either a NonStop file or an SMF file. FILE-NAME
has three subfields:
For NonStop files, is the device location of the physical file.
For SMF files, is the device location of the physical file that corresponds to
the logical file name is stored in the DEVICE-NAME field.
VOLUME
For NonStop files, is the device name of the physical volume on which the
disk file is located.
SUBVOLUME
For NonStop files, represents the physical file name that was specified when
the disk file was opened.
FILENAME
For SMF files, represents a location-independent logical file name that was
used when the disk file was opened.
FILE-NAME-MID
Internal format representation of an OSS file or SQL/MX file. FILE-NAME-MID has two subfields:
is an internal format representation of an OSS file or SQL/MX file. For other
files, the field contains zeros.
PATHID
is a creation version serial number that identifies a unique instance of an
OSS or SQL/MX file. For other files, the field contains zeros.
CRVSN
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