


NSRLS(8)                                                 NSRLS(8)


NNAAMMEE
       nsrls - list statistics of NetWorker index files

SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
       nnssrrllss [ _c_l_i_e_n_t_n_a_m_e ...  ] [ -f _f_i_l_e_n_a_m_e ...  ]

DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
       When nnssrrllss is used without any options being specified the
       number of files in an online index, the  number  of  kilo-
       bytes  that  the  online index currently requires, and the
       usage of the online index with respect to  the  number  of
       kilobytes allocated to its UNIX file is printed.  Adminis-
       trators can use this command to establish how  many  files
       have been saved by a client.

OOPPTTIIOONNSS
       When  invoked  with  the  --ff option, nnssrrllss takes a list of
       UNIX file names rather than a  list  of  NetWorker  client
       names.  For each legitimate index file named, nnssrrllss prints
       an internal "volume id" number and the file name,  then  a
       statistics  banner  followed by statistics associated with
       each internal file in the index.

       Each internal file has the following four statistics asso-
       ciated with it: an internal file id (FFiidd), the size of the
       file (SSiizzee), the number of logical  records  in  the  file
       (CCoouunntt),  and  a  descriptive  name  for the internal file
       (NNaammee).

       The internal files are interpreted as follows:

       rreeccoorrdd ffiilleess
              These are the internal record files which store the
              actual data (for example, sr).

       iinnddeexx ffiilleess
              These  internal  b-tree  index files hold the index
              records used for optimizing database queries.   The
              names  of  these  files contain the extension "_i*"
              (for example, sr_i0).

       tteemmppoorraarryy ffiilleess
              These files (with the file  name  extension  "_t*")
              contain  temporary  records  used  during  sorting.
              Temporary files are present only while  a  database
              is currently being modified.

       ttrraannssaaccttiioonn lloogg ffiilleess
              These  files  (with  the  extension  "_x*") contain
              lists of records to be deleted  if  a  saveset  has
              been interrupted (for example, sr_x0).

       The  number,  name,  function  and  interpretation  of the
       internal files can change at any time.



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NSRLS(8)                                                 NSRLS(8)


       An empty argument list prints the statistics for all known
       clients.

EEXXAAMMPPLLEE
              % nsrls monsoon

              monsoon: 318497 records requiring 78 MB
              /nsr/index/monsoon/db is currently 91% utilized

              % nsrls -f /nsr/index/monsoon/db

              Database id 0: /nsr/index/monsoon/db
               Fid |      Size |     Count | Name
              ------------------------------------------
                 0 |     60 MB |    318497 | sr
                 1 |    5.8 MB |    318497 | sr_i0
                 2 |    4.4 MB |    315102 | sr_i1



SSEEEE AALLSSOO
       nnssrr__llaayyoouutt(5), nnssrriinnddeexxdd(8)

DDIIAAGGNNOOSSTTIICCSS
       bbaadd vvoolluummee hheeaaddeerr

       bbaadd vvoolluummee vveerrssiioonn
              These  messages indicate that nnssrrllss was run against
              a file that  is  not  a  legitimate  database  file
              (often a database file created by a different hard-
              ware architecture).

       NNoo ssuucchh ffiillee oorr ddiirreeccttoorryy
              The command was used without the --ff option.























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