In addition to admin who, Replication Server offers other admin commands to assist you in monitoring Replication Server.
These commands are listed in Table 1-2. Refer to Chapter 3, “Replication Server Commands,” in the Replication Server Reference Manual for details on each command.
In Sybase Central, you can find additional information about monitoring your replication system in “Monitoring a Replication System” in Replication Server’s plug-in help.
Command |
Description |
|---|---|
admin disk_space |
Displays utilization of disk partitions accessed by the Replication Server. |
admin echo |
Determines if the local Replication Server is running. |
admin get_generation |
Retrieves the generation number for a primary database, used in recovery operations. |
admin health |
Displays the overall status of the Replication Server. |
admin log_name |
Displays the path to the current log file. |
admin logical_status |
Displays the status of logical database connections, used in warm standby applications. |
admin pid |
Displays the process ID of the Replication Server. |
admin quiesce_check |
Determines if the queues in the Replication Server have been quiesced. |
admin quiesce_force_rsi |
Determines whether a Replication Server is quiescent. Also forces Replication Server to deliver outbound messages. |
admin rssd_name |
Displays the names of the data server and database for the RSSD. |
admin security_property |
Displays security features of network-based security systems supported by Replication Server. |
admin security_setting |
Displays network-based security settings of a particular target server. |
admin set_log_name |
Closes the existing Replication Server log file and opens a new log file. |
admin show_connections |
Displays information about all connections and routes to and from Replication Server. |
admin show_function_classes |
Displays the names of existing function-string classes and their parent classes and indicates the number of levels of inheritance. |
admin show_route_version |
Displays the version number of routes that originate at Replication Server and routes that terminate at Replication Server. |
admin show_site_version |
Displays the site version of Replication Server. |
admin sqm_readers |
Displays information about threads that are reading the inbound queue. |
admin statistics, flush_status |
Displays flushing status for all counters. |
admin statistics, md |
Displays statistics about message delivery and counters. |
admin statistics, mem |
Displays statistics about memory utilization. |
admin statistics, reset |
Resets the message delivery statistics. |
admin stats_config_connection |
Controls flushing of metrics to the RSSD for connections. |
admin stats_config_module |
Enables or disables flushing of metrics to the RSSD for one or all modules. |
admin stats_config_route |
Controls flushing of metrics to the RSSD for routes. |
admin stats_intrusive_counter |
Enables or disables sampling for intrusive counters. |
admin version |
Displays which version of the Replication Server you are running, representing the software version. |
admin who |
Displays information about all threads in the Replication Server. |
admin who, dsi |
Displays information about DSI threads that connect to a data server. |
admin who, rsi |
Displays information about RSI threads that connect to other Replication Servers. |
admin who, sqm |
Displays information about all queues managed by the SQM. |
admin who, sqt |
Displays information about all queues managed by the SQT. |
admin who_is_down |
Displays the same information as admin who, but only about threads that are down. |
admin who_is_up |
Displays the same information as admin who, but only about threads that are running. |
