info

With this command you can display information about a database. Specify the information to be displayed using the info ID.

The most important info IDs are described below. You can display a list of available info IDs by entering the info ID INFOS.

Prerequisites

You have the server permission DBInfoRead.
You have opened a database session (see: db_connect).

Structure

info <info_ID>

Option	Description
`<info_ID>`	ID of the information to be displayed The most important info IDs are: `CACHES \| DATA \| LOG \| STATE \| VERSIONS \| INFOS` `CACHES`: Accesses to the cashes and hit rates `DATA`: Path, size, and load of the data volumes `LOG`: Comprehensive information about the log area `STATE`: Information about the current state of the database `VERSIONS`: Database software version `INFOS`: All available info IDs

Option

Description

<info_ID>

ID of the information to be displayed

CACHES: Accesses to the cashes and hit rates

DATA: Path, size, and load of the data volumes

LOG: Comprehensive information about the log area

STATE: Information about the current state of the database

VERSIONS: Database software version

INFOS: All available info IDs

Result

OK

END|CONTINUE

<description_record> <info_record> <info_record>

Values for the Reply Fields
Value	Description
`END`	The complete result set was output.
`CONTINUE`	More results data is available.
`<description_record>`	Name of the fields of the subsequent information lines
`<info_record>`	Information

Example

Call Database Manager CLI, log on as the operator OLEG with the password MONDAY, connect to the database DEMODB, and display the version of the database software:

>dbmcli -u OLEG,MONDAY -d DEMODB info VERSIONS

OK

END

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