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vxfsstat(1M)							  vxfsstat(1M)

NAME
       vxfsstat - display VxFS file system statistics

SYNOPSIS
       columns] sample_count] seconds] mount_point

       sample_count] seconds] mount_point

       outfile] sample_count] seconds] mount_point

       columns]

DESCRIPTION
       is  a statistical reporter to aid in performance tuning and determining
       performance anomalies.  gathers buffer cache, inode cache, DNLC (direc‐
       tory name lookup cache), per-CPU statistics, per-file system statistics
       for local and cluster mounted file system, and global cluster file sys‐
       tem counters.

       The   mount_point   specifies   any   VxFS  file	 system	 mount	point.
       mount_point is used as an ioctl entry point to  access  the  statistics
       maintained by the VxFS kernel.

   Options
       recognizes the following options:

       Displays absolute values.

       Displays buffer cache statistics.

       Specifies the number of samples to take.

       Displays per-CPU statistics.

       Selects the number of column entries to display per line of output.
		    The	 default  is  two columns.  does not affect all output
		    formats.

       Displays cluster file system global statistics.
		    Not valid on non-cluster (local) mounted file systems.

       Displays inode cache and DNLC statistics.
		    is the default output format.

       Replays output from the specified file
		    infile.  You can create output files using the option.

       Displays per-file system statistics for cluster file systems.
		    Not valid on non-cluster (local) mounted file systems.

       Specifies the duration of the sampling interval in seconds.

       Displays VxFS shared counters and statistics.

       Appends output to the specified file
		    outfile.  can be invoked multiple times with the same file
		    to	collect multiple samples.  The option can only be used
		    with the and options.

       Displays per-file system VxFS statistics.

       Displays only non-zero values.

   Operands
       recognizes the following operand:

       mount_point  Name of any VxFS file system mount point.  mount_point  is
		    used  as  an  ioctl	 entry	point to access the statistics
		    maintained by the VxFS kernel.

   Notes
       The command was introduced to provide a diagnostic and tuning tool  for
       knowledgeable  VxFS  file  system  users.   The	command is still under
       development and may undergo significant additions and  changes.	 There
       is  a  strong possibility that functionality introduced and modified in
       future versions will not be completely backward compatible.  Take  this
       into  account  when  you	 begin using this command and incorporating it
       into scripts.  As an alternative, consider using the static  interfaces
       and These APIs are in the header file.

EXAMPLES
       The following examples show the output of using various options.

       To display buffer cache statistics:

	      vxfsstat -b -c 5 /mount_point

	      0:43:44.091  Mon Apr 15 2002 -- absolute sample

	      buffer cache statistics
		  36992 Kbyte current	   377456 maximum
	      688187425 lookups		   99.98% hit rate
		  37165 sec reuse age [not limited by maximum]

	      10:43:54.121  Mon Apr 15 2002 -- delta (10.029 sec sample)

	      buffer cache statistics
		  36992 Kbyte current	   377456 maximum
		  29793 lookups		   99.10% hit rate
		  37175 sec reuse age [not limited by maximum]

	      10:44:04.131  Mon Apr 15 2002 -- delta (10.010 sec sample)

	      buffer cache statistics
		  36992 Kbyte current	   377456 maximum
		  29199 lookups		   99.15% hit rate
		  37185 sec reuse age [not limited by maximum]

       To display shared counters and statistics kept by VxFS:

	      vxfsstat -v  /mount_point

	      10:49:10.791  Mon Apr 15 2002 -- absolute sample

	      vxi_alloc_emap	      127699050	 vxi_alloc_expand_retry	  891125
	      vxi_alloc_find_retry	 153857	 vxi_alloc_findfail    225394263
	      vxi_alloc_findfix		 889319	 vxi_alloc_mapflush	       2
	      vxi_alloc_prev	       14581575	 vxi_alloc_search	59147260
	      vxi_alloc_smap		      0	 vxi_alloc_sumclean	       0
		  .
		  .
		  .
	      vxi_cbuf_cache_hit	      0	 vxi_cbuf_cache_miss	       0
	      vxi_cgetblk_pbhit		      0	 vxi_cgetblk_pbmiss	       0
	      vxi_cbuf_initlock		      0	 vxi_send_vrtinit	       0
	      vxi_send_vrtmnt		      0	 vxi_send_vrtunmnt	       0
	      vxi_send_vrtremnt		      0

       To display the inode cache and DNLC statistics:

	      vxfsstat -i /mount_point

	      10:52:54.051  Mon Apr 15 2002 -- absolute sample

	      Lookup & DNLC Statistics
		 174944 maximum entries in dnlc
	       22798260 total lookups		 88.02% fast lookup
	       24065082 total dnlc lookup	 83.39% dnlc hit rate
		2649796 total enters		  7.57	hit per enter

	      inode cache statistics
		 127577 inodes current	   127577 peak		     174931
	      maximum
		3764456 lookups		   43.72% hit rate
		 127757 inodes alloced
		    921 sec recycle age [not limited by maximum]
	      4294967295 sec free age

       To display all shared counters that are non-zero:

	      vxfsstat -vz  /mount_point

	      10:53:56.471  Mon Apr 15 2002 -- absolute sample

	      vxi_alloc_emap	   127970901 vxi_alloc_expand_retry  891135
	      vxi_alloc_find_retry    153918 vxi_alloc_findfail	   25474427
	      vxi_alloc_findfix	      889319 vxi_alloc_mapflush		  2
	      vxi_alloc_prev	    14598090 vxi_alloc_search	   59282134
	      vxi_alloc_sumsum	    31483425 vxi_alloc_try	   73892402
		   .
		   .
		   .
	      vxi_write_dio	     4030035 vxi_write_donetran	     645551
	      vxi_write_logged	     5708641 vxi_write_only	      75826
	      vxi_write_rand	   145197162 vxi_write_seq	    9729784
	      vxi_clone_create		  73 vxi_clone_remove		120
	      vxi_clone_convnodata	  33 vxi_clone_dispose		 32

       To  save two samples of the per-file system counters taken at 10-second
       intervals to a file named then display only the	non-zero  values,  one
       per line:

	      vxfsstat -w /tmp/statfile -t 10 -c 2 /mount_point
	      vxfsstat -vz -e 1 -r /tmp/statfile

	      11:01:42.481  Mon Apr 15 2002 -- absolute sample

	      vxi_bawrite			4
	      vxi_bcache_curkbyte	      128
	      vxi_bcache_maxkbyte	    37898
	      vxi_bcache_recycleage	     3569
	      vxi_bc_hits		       41
	      vxi_bc_lookups		       74
	      vxi_bc_reuse		       29
	      vxi_bc_waits			2
	      vxi_bdwrite			3
	      vxi_bmap			      438
	      vxi_bmap_cache		      407
	      vxi_bread			       29
	      vxi_brelse			5
	      vxi_bwrite			3
	      vxi_dnlc_size		    19940
	      vxi_eau_unexpand			1
	      vxi_iaccess			9
	      vxi_icache_allocedino	       27
	      vxi_icache_curino		       27
	      vxi_icache_inuseino	       27
	      vxi_icache_maxino		    19937
	      vxi_icache_peakino	       27
	      vxi_ifree_timelag		      600
	      vxi_iget			       28
	      vxi_iget_loop		       55
	      vxi_inopage			1
	      vxi_log				1
	      vxi_log_blks			6
	      vxi_log_flush			1
	      vxi_log_idle			1
	      vxi_log_write			3
	      vxi_lread			       57
	      vxi_lwrite			6
	      vxi_physmem_mbyte		      511
	      vxi_superwrite			3
	      vxi_tran_commit			1
	      vxi_tran_low			1
	      vxi_tran_space			5
	      vxi_tran_subfuncs			2
	      vxi_tranlogflush			2

	      04:09:48.804  Sun Apr 14 2002 -- delta (10.010 sec sample)

	      vxi_bcache_curkbyte	      128
	      vxi_bcache_maxkbyte	    37898
	      vxi_bcache_recycleage	     3569
	      vxi_dnlc_size		    19940
	      vxi_icache_curino		       27
	      vxi_icache_maxino		    19937
	      vxi_icache_peakino	       27
	      vxi_ifree_timelag		      600

SEE ALSO
       iostat(1), vmstat(1), sar(1M).

								  vxfsstat(1M)
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