SET DBEFILESET [ ALLBASE/SQL Performance and Monitoring Guidelines ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
ALLBASE/SQL Performance and Monitoring Guidelines
SET DBEFILESET
Determines which DBEFileSets are included on a screen
Scope
SQLMON Only
SQLMON Syntax
SET DBEF[ILESET] [DBEFileSetName]
[OFF ]
Parameters
DBEFileSetName Displays information only on DBEFileSetName.
OFF Displays information on all DBEFileSets.
Description
* SET DBEFILESET affects the following screens:
* SampleIO
* SampleIO Indexes
* SampleIO Objects
* SampleIO Tables
* Static Cluster
* Static DBEFile
* Static Hash
* Static Indirect
* Static Size
* When you are interested in a single DBEFileSet, you can use the
SET DBEFILESET command to remove unwanted information and make the
screens easier to read.
* You can use the SET DBEFILESET command in the Static subsystem to
improve SQLMON's performance. When you access a screen in the
Static subsystem, SQLMON performs multiple serial scans on each
DBEFileSet, which can be very time-consuming. However, when you
specify a DBEFileSet with SET DBEFILESET, SQLMON scans only the
DBEFileSet you name.
Examples
In the following example, the information displayed is limited to the
OrderFS fileset:
SQLMONITOR STATIC => SET DBEF OrderFS
If you omit the DBEFileSetName, SQLMON prompts for it, as follows:
SQLMONITOR STATIC => SET DBEFILESET
DBEFILESET NAME <or OFF>: OrderFS
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