jlogstatus

The jlogstatus command is used to display the status of the jBASE Transaction Journal. In it’s simplest form the jlogstatus command shows a summary of the current Transaction Journal activities. Additional command line options are available for more verbose output.

SYNTAX

jlogstatus -options

SYNTAX ELEMENTS

Option	Description
-a	display all available information
-c	display current log information
-d	display jlogdup process information
-g	display general information
-h	display help
-l	display all Log files information in summary mode
-r nn	set display to repeat every nn seconds
-v	verbose mode

EXAMPLE

:jlogstatus -a

`Journal status:`	`active`
`Configuration file created:`	`10:39:00 08 APR 1998 , by root from port 9`
`Configuration file modified:`	`10:47:55 08 APR 1998 , by root from port 9`
`Journal file sets switched:`	`10:41:21 08 APR 1998 , by root from port 9`
`Full log warning threshold:`	`70 percent , thereafter every 1 percent or 300 secs`
`Journal files synced every:`	`10 seconds , last sync 10:49:59 08 APR 1998`
`Background sync demon:`	`(inactive)`
`Extended record:`	`OFF`
`Admin log file:`	`10 entries , in file /usr/jbc/config/jediLoggerAdminLog`
`Admin log notify program:`	`(undefined)`
`Current log file set:`	`1, date range 10:41:21 08 APR 1998 to 10:49:59 08 APR 1998`
`/home/jbasedev/fb1:`	`76.92% capacity`
`/home/jbasedev/fb2:`	`76.92% capacity`
`Total record count:`	`97.66k , 0 records/second`
`Total byte count:`	`19.47M , 0 bytes/second`
`jlogdup program status:`	`NONE active`
`Status log set 1 (current):`	`2 files, 100000 records , 20415568 bytes used`
	`Date range 10:41:21 08 APR 1998 to 10:49:59 08 APR 1998`
`Status log set 2:`	`No files defined`
`Status log set 3:`	`No files defined`
`Status log set 4:`	`No files defined`
`Status log totals:`	`2 files, 100000 records, 20415568 bytes used`
	`Date range 10:41:21 08 APR 1998 to 10:49:59 08 APR 1998`

Transaction Journaling