The pdls command displays the status of the HiRDB system for a specified display object.

HiRDB administrator

 
 pdls [-d display-object-type [display-object-type-options]]
 

Note

The specifiable options depend on the display object type.

(a) -d display-object ~<<svr>>

Specifies the type of object whose status is to be displayed:

act

User status

aud

Status of audit trail files

ha

System status when system switching facility is used

lck

Server lock status

mem

Information about common server memory

prc

Server processing status

rpc

Displays server communication control information

rpl

HiRDB Datareplicator linkage status

scd

Server scheduling status

stj

Displays whether types of statistical information output by unit and server are specified

sts

Status file status

svr

Unit and server status

trn

Server transaction status

1. When aud, ha, rpl, or ust is specified in the -d option, you can execute the pdls command whether or not HiRDB is active. The pdls command with any other option specified can be executed only when HiRDB is running.
2. You can execute the pdls command with -d ha, lck, svr, trn, or ust specified from any server machine. Otherwise, this command must be executed at the server machine that contains the single server or where the system manager is located.
3. An option that can be specified for any other display object type is ignored if it is specified as the display object type option.

1. If you specify in the system definition only the TMP environment variable without specifying the pd_tmp_directory operand and you cancel the pdls command or other HiRDB command during execution, a file whose name begins with pdcmd might remain in the directory set by the TMP environment variable. In this case, use a program such as Explorer to delete such a file.
2. When the standby-less system switchover (effects distributed) facility is used, the server switched over to another unit is treated as the target unit's server.
3. You might not be able to check the operating status of a unit correctly if you execute the command at the following times:
   
   • While system switchover is underway
   • Before the unit's status is detected (during the period specified in the pd_host_watch_interval option in the system definition)