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by **Robert Whit** » Fri, 24 Jan 2003 23:04:13

Hi

I have found the formula for doing this in the docs.

I was wondering if there was a sysmaster table that had the info such as
number of columns, no. of indexed columns etc, and if someone could
point me to a resource.

I guess that it would be something that oncheck -pc used, am I on the
right lines here?

Thanks

Rob White

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by **Jack Parke** » Fri, 24 Jan 2003 23:26:43

ext_warn.sh:
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echo "
select {+ORDERED,INDEX(a,syspaghdridx)}
trunc(pg_frcnt/8) frext, partaddr( dbsnum, pg_pagenum ) partnum from
sysdbspaces b, syspaghdr a
where a.pg_partnum = partaddr( dbsnum, 1 )
and pg_flags = 2
and pg_frcnt < (8*$1)
into temp ggg with no log;

select dbsname[1.25], tabname[1,25], frext
from systabnames a, ggg b
where a.partnum = b.partnum
order by frext; " | dbaccess sysmaster -

--------
usage: ext_warn.sh <n> where <n> is the number of remaining extents at
which you wish to be warned. (i.e. 10 extents left)

(Thanks to Stefan for the corrections)

cheers
j.

----- Original Message -----

Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 9:04 AM
Subject: Calculating max extent

> Hi

> I have found the formula for doing this in the docs.

> I was wondering if there was a sysmaster table that had the info such as
> number of columns, no. of indexed columns etc, and if someone could
> point me to a resource.

> I guess that it would be something that oncheck -pc used, am I on the
> right lines here?

> Thanks

> Rob White

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by **Malcolm Weallan** » Sat, 25 Jan 2003 00:18:40

Robert,
there is a sysmaster table called systabinfo. Another table is
sysptnhdr.

I suggest you should start from those two tables. If you are running
with later versions indexes are treated as separate tablespaces by
sysmaster.

Regards

malcolm

-----Original Message-----

Sent: 23 January 2003 14:04

Subject: Calculating max extent

Hi

I have found the formula for doing this in the docs.

I was wondering if there was a sysmaster table that had the info such as
number of columns, no. of indexed columns etc, and if someone could
point me to a resource.

I guess that it would be something that oncheck -pc used, am I on the
right lines here?

Thanks

Rob White

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