The server status table stores a snapshot of performance information on a server's operating status at a given point in time. An instance is created for each unit or server.

Notes on collecting performance information

Set the performance information collection interval to no less than 60 seconds so that HiRDB performance is not affected adversely.

The following table shows the configuration of the server status table.

Table 27-3 Configuration of the server status table

ID	Object	Explanation	Type	Privilege	Data source
1.	hirServerStatusTable	Server status table	SEQUENCE	not-access	--
1.1	hirServerStatusEntry	Server operating status entry	SEQUENCE	not-access	--
1.1.1	hirServerStatusSysIndex	HiRDB system identifier index	INTEGER	read-only	MIB command
1.1.2	hirServerStatusHostIndex	HiRDB host identifier index	INTEGER	read-only	MIB command
1.1.3	hirServerStatusUnitIndex	HiRDB unit identifier index	INTEGER	read-only	MIB command
1.1.4	hirServerStatusServerIndex	HiRDB server identifier index	INTEGER	read-only	MIB command
1.1.5	hirServerStatusInstance	Instance name HiRDB-identifier:host-name:unit-identifier:server-name	Display String	read-only	MIB command
1.1.6	hirServerStatusHirID	HiRDB identifier	Display String	read-only	MIB command
1.1.7	hirServerStatusHost	Host name	Display String	read-only	pdls -d svr
1.1.8	hirServerStatusServerName	Server name ******** is displayed for a unit.	Display String	read-only	pdls -d svr
1.1.9	hirServerStatusStartTime	Start time of server or unit 999999 is displayed if the server or unit is stopped.	Display String	read-only	pdls -d svr
1.1.10	hirServerStatusStatus	Server or unit status One of the following: 1: ACTIVE 2: STOP 3: STOP (N) 4: STOP (F) 5: STOP (A) 6: START (I) 7: SUSPEND 8: STARTING 9: STOPPING 10:TRNPAUSE	INTEGER	read-only	pdls -d svr
1.1.11	hirServerStatusUnitID	Unit identifier	Display String	read-only	pdls -d svr
1.1.12	hirServerStatusDummy	Cannot be referenced.	INTEGER	read-only	MIB command

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