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General Information
The General Information section displays properties of the file being analyzed. The
information is derived from the FUP INFO filename, DETAIL command format for
NonStop SQL/MP and NonStop SQL/MX objects and key-sequenced Enscribe files.
Example 2-3 shows the format of the General Information section.
Example 2-3. General Information Format
Object type Block block length
Type file type IBlock length
Code file code Rec record length
Ext pri-num PAGES, sec-num PAGES Extents Allocated: num-ext
Maxextents maextents Buffered
Owner group-id,owner-id Audited
EOF eof Security (RWEP) : rwep
Headers and variables that appear this output section include:
object type
indicates whether the file is a NonStop SQL/MP or NonStop
SQLM/X table or index, or Enscribe file.
Block
indicates the length of a block.
Type
indicates the file organization. The only identifier is K for
key-sequenced because Reload Analyzer only runs against
key-sequenced files.
IBlock
is the length of an index block for an Enscribe file.
Code
is the file code. The default file code of 0 is not displayed.
File codes 100 through 999 refer to specific types of files and
are reserved by the system. For information about these
codes, see the File Utility Program (FUP) Reference Manual.
[Packed] Rec
indicates the maximum exploded record length for the file, or
the packed record length for a NonStop SQL/MX table.
Ext, PAGES
lists the sizes of the primary (pri-num) and secondary
(sec-num) extents that can be allocated.
Extents
Allocated
is the number of extents currently allocated for the file.
Maxextents
lists the maximum number of extents set for the file.
Buffered
writes to the file are buffered.
Owner
is the user ID of the file’s owner, given as: group-num,
user-num