admin auto_part_path

Displays information on automatically resizable Replication Server partitions.

Syntax

admin auto_part_path

Examples

Example 1

Display information about the dynamically resizable partitions available on the Replication Server where you execute the command:

admin auto_part_path

You see:

Part Path           Logical  Auto   Max       State
                             Expand Size
                             Size
------------------  -------  ------ --------  -------
/dev/autoprt/auto1  auto_1   50     1048576   ON-LINE
/dev/autoprt/auto2  auto_2   70     1048576   DROP-PENDING
/dev/autoprt/auto3  auto_3   40     1048576   HAS-PARTITION
/dev/autoprt/auto4  auto_4   80     1048576   FULL

Usage

Table 1: Column Descriptions for admin auto_part_path Output
Column	Description
Part Path	The physical location in the operating systme for the dynamically resizable partition.
Logical	The logical name you assign to the dynamically resizable partition.
Auto Expand Size	Size in megabytes that you have set for each partition file that Replication Server creates automatically.
Max Size	The maximum total size, in megabytes, that you have allocated for all the partition files of the dynamically resizable partition assigned to the logical partition path.
State	Dynamically resizable partition state: ON-LINE – the partition is useable DROP-PENDING – Replication Server is dropping the partition HAS-PARTITION – partitions exist under the partition path FULL – the partition path is full and Replication Server cannot add new partition files to the partition. If there is available disk space you can use alter auto partition path to increase the value of `<max_size>`. Otherwise use create auto partition path to create a new automatically resizable partition in another location that has sufficient disk space.

Permissions

Any user may execute this command.