Logical_Area
    Nological_Area

    Specifies that you want the RMU Show Statistics command to
    acquire the needed amounts of virtual memory to display logical
    area statistics information. The Logical_Area qualifier is the
    default.

    By default, the RMU Show Statistics command consumes
    approximately 13,000 bytes of virtual memory per logical area.
    (The number of logical areas is determined by the largest logical
    area identifier - not by the actual number of areas.) This can
    result in the RMU Show Statistics command consuming large amounts
    of virtual memory, even if you do not want to review logical area
    statistics information.

    Use the NoLogical_Area qualifier to indicate that you do not want
    to display logical area statistics information. When you specify
    the NoLogical_Area qualifier, the virtual memory for logical area
    statistics information presentation is not acquired.

    When you specify the NoLogical_Area qualifier, do not also
    specify the Nolog qualifier, as this causes logical area
    statistics information to still be collected.

    The "Logical Area" statistics are not written to the binary
    output file. Conversely, the "Logical Area" statistics screens
    are not available during binary input file replay.

    There is no corresponding configuration variable. This qualifier
    cannot be modified at run time. See the RMU Show Statistic DBA
    Handbook (available in MetaLink if you have a service contract)
    for more information about interpreting logical area screens.