27.3.1 Displaying the usage status of the process common memory and real thread private memory (-a option not specified)
The adbls -d mem command is executed to display the usage status of the process common memory and real thread private memory out of the shared memory allocated by the server process.
adbls -d mem THREAD-NO LIMIT USE FREE MAX 0 1073741824 105840224 162660848 105840224 1 1073741824 901024 267600048 901056 2 1073741824 900512 267600560 900512 3 1073741824 900512 267600560 900512 4 1073741824 900512 267600560 900512 5 1073741824 900512 267600560 900512 : : : : :
Explanation of the output items
- THREAD-NO
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Row 0 displays information about the process common memory.
Each row starting with row 1 displays information about real thread private memory.
- LIMIT
-
Displays the maximum amount of memory (in bytes) that is available for use by the HADB server.
If the adb_sys_memory_limit operand in the server definition is specified, an asterisk (*) is displayed.
- USE
-
Displays the amount of memory (in bytes) the HADB server is currently using.
- FREE
-
Displays the amount of available memory that is not being used (in bytes).
- MAX
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Displays the maximum amount of memory (in bytes) the HADB server has used until now.