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The ? STAT command lists statistics for the most recently executed command.
Each statistic applies only to a certain command. If another command is executed, the statistic is either 0 or does not appear in the list at all. When you execute commands in stored procedures, these statistics are automatically stored in Dialogue Manager statistical variables. See your Dialogue Manager documentation for details.
To display command statistics, issue the command:
? STAT
Issuing the command
? STAT
produces information similar to the following:
STATISTICS OF LAST COMMAND RECORDS = 0 SEGS DELTD = 0 LINES = 0 NOMATCH = 0 BASEIO = 0 DUPLICATES = 0 SORTIO = 47 FORMAT ERRORS = 0 SORT PAGES = 0 INVALID CONDTS = 0 READS = 0 OTHER REJECTS = 0 TRANSACTIONS = 0 CACHE READS = 0 ACCEPTED = 0 MERGES = 0 SEGS INPUT = 0 SORT STRINGS = 0 SEGS CHNGD = 0 INDEXIO = 0 INTERNAL MATRIX CREATED: YES AUTOINDEX USED: NO SORT USED: FOCUS AUTOPATH USED: NO AGGREGATION BY EXT.SORT: NO HOLD FROM EXTERNAL SORT: NO
The following information displays:
Is for TABLE, TABLEF, and MATCH commands. It indicates the number of data source records used in the report. The meaning of a record depends on the type of data source used.
Is for TABLE and TABLEF commands. It indicates the number of lines displayed in a report.
Is for TABLE, TABLEF, GRAPH, MODIFY, and FSCAN command. It indicates the number of I/O operations performed on the data source.
Is for TABLE, TABLEF, GRAPH, and MATCH commands. It indicates the number of I/O operations performed on the FOCSORT file, which is a work file invisible to the end user.
Is for TABLE and TABLEF commands. It indicates the number of physical records in the FOCSORT file.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of fixed format records read in external files by the FIXFORM command.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of transactions processed.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of transactions accepted.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of segment instances accepted in the data source.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of segment instances updated in the data source.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of segment instances deleted from the data source.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of transactions rejected for lack of matching values in the data source. This occurs on an ON NOMATCH REJECT condition.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of transactions rejected because the matching field values already exist in the data source. This occurs on an ON MATCH REJECT condition.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of transactions rejected because field values for data fields do not conform to the field formats defined in the Master File.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of transactions rejected because field values for data fields do not conform to the field formats defined in the Master File.
Is for the Developer Studio MODIFY command.Is for the MODIFY and FSCAN commands. It indicates the number of transactions rejected for reasons other than those listed above.
Is the number of cache reads performed. For details, see CACHE in Customizing Your Environment.
Is the number of times that merge routines were invoked.
Is the number of times that the sort capacity was exceeded.
Indicates how report sorting was handled. If an external sort handled it entirely, the value is NO. If both the application and an external sort handled it, the value is Y.
Is the type of sort facility used. It can have a value of FOCUS, EXTERNAL, SQL, or NONE. NONE means that the report did not require sorting.
Uses external sorts to perform aggregation.
Automatically takes advantage of indexed fields to speed data retrieval.
Selects an optimal retrieval path for accessing a data source.
Creates hold files with an external sort.
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