Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Data Management:
Database Administration

Shared Resources

Displays status information about shared database resources. Figure 19–28 shows a sample Shared Resources Status display.

09/25/03          Status: Shared Resources 16:24 Active transactions:                       1 Lock table entries in use:                 8 of 8192 Lock table high water mark:                9 Number of servers:                         0 (5 allocated) Total users:                               1 (20 allocated)    Self service:                           1    Remote:                                 0    Batch:                                  0 Watchdog status:                           *** Not executing *** BIW status:                                Executing AIW status:                                *** Not executing *** Number of page writers:                    1 Number of monitors:                        1 Number of semaphores allocated:            29 Shared memory allocated:                   1408 K (1 segments. The last segment was not locked in memory)

Figure 19–28: PROMON Shared Resources Status display

The display contains the following fields:

Active transactions — The number of currently active transactions.
Lock table entries in use — The number of lock table entries that are currently being used, and the total number of entries available.
Lock table high water mark — The maximum number of lock table entries that were in use simultaneously.
Number of servers — The number of servers running.
Total users — The number of users, broken down by the following types: Self service, Remote, and Batch.
Watchdog status — Executing, if the Watchdog process is executing; Not executing, if the Watchdog is not executing.
BIW status — Executing, if the BIW is executing; Not executing, if the BIW is not executing.
AIW status — Executing, if the AIW is executing; Not executing, if the AIW is not executing.
Number of page writers — The number of APWs running.
Number of monitors — The number of Monitor processes running.
Number of semaphores allocated — The number of UNIX semaphores allocated.
Shared memory allocated — The amount of shared memory allocated, in kilobytes and in segments. For more information an shared-memory allocation, see Chapter 13, " Managing Performance."