A.3 DB directory configuration

The following table shows the configuration of the DB directory that is created when the adbinit command is used to initialize the database.

Table A‒3: DB directory configuration
No.	Directory name and file name	Description	Timing of creation	Timing of deletion
1	`$DBDIR/ADBMST`	Master directory DB area file	When `adbinit` command is executed	When `adbinit` command is executed (with existing file present)
2	`$DBDIR/ADBDIC`	Dictionary DB area file
3	`$DBDIR/ADBSTBL`	System-table DB area file
4	`$DBDIR/ADBWRK`	Work table DB area file
5	`$DBDIR/DBAREA`^#1	Data DB area file	When `adbinit` command is executed When `adbmodarea` command is executed (to add a data DB area) When `adbmodarea` command is executed (to expand a data DB area)	When `adbinit` command is executed (with existing file present) When `adbmodarea` command is executed (to delete a data DB area)
6	`$DBDIR/ADBSYS`	System directory	When `adbinit` command is executed	When `adbinit` command is executed (with existing directory present)
7	`$DBDIR/ADBSYS/ADBSLG`	System log file directory
8	`$DBDIR/ADBSYS/ADBSTS`	Status file directory
9	`$DBDIR/ADBSYS/ADBUTL`	Command status file directory
10	`$DBDIR/ADBWORK`	Work directory
11	`$DBDIR/SPOOL`	Error information (core files) output destination directory^#2
12	`$DBDIR/SPOOL/core.server-process-process-ID`	Error information (core files)	When HADB server is terminated abnormally	When `adbinfosweep` command is executed

#1: The name specified by the user in the adbinit or adbmodarea command
#2: If the adb_core_path operand in the server definition is specified, error information (core files) is output to the directory specified in the adb_core_path operand instead of to the $DBDIR/SPOOL directory.