RECOVINFO — User Commands

NAME

recovinfo − Print out statistics about the potential state of recovery

SYNOPSIS

recovinfo -[options]

OPTIONS

−verbosePrint out all available information.

−fileIDInclude the unique file ID’s in the printed information.

−streamInfoInclude information about streams along with the I/O handle information.

−filesPrint information only about objects of type local or remote file.

−allInclude information about I/O handles that wouldn’t be recovered.

−namesPrint the names, reference counts and cache information of the objects.

−server serverName
Only include information about recovery for objects on this server.

INTRODUCTION

This command prints out information about what I/O and stream handles would need to be recovered if access to servers were interrupted. Without any arguments, it just prints a summary of information, including the number of file I/O handles that would need to be recovered, the number of files with no associated stream, the number of files with no stream and no cache blocks, the number of files with no stream and no dirty blocks, the number of files with dirty blocks, and the total number of handles that would need to be recovered at this time. This summary information is useful for determining where we can discard work in our recovery system.

KEYWORDS

recovery, handles