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1  –  RUJ file writes field

    This field gives the number of write-I/Os (queued I/O requests)
    issued to the database recovery-unit journal (.ruj) files. This
    operation writes before-image records to the .ruj file in case
    a verb or transaction must be rolled back. Before-images must be
    written to the RUJ file before the corresponding database page
    can be written back to the database.

2  –  ____data_field_

    This field displays the total number of synchronous write I/O
    operations containing modified database data.

3  –  ____control_field_

    This field displays the total number of synchronous write I/O
    operations containing control (header) information.

4  –  ____file_extend_field_

    This field displays the total number of times the recovery-unit
    journal files have been extended.

5  –  records_written_field

    This field displays the number of journal records written to the
    recovery-unit journal (.ruj) file.

6  –  RUJ file reads field

    This field gives the number of read-I/Os (queued I/O requests)
    issued to the database recovery-unit journal (.ruj) files. This
    operation reads before-image records from the .ruj file to roll
    back a verb or a transaction.

7  –  blocks_written_field

    This field gives the number of disk blocks written to the
    recovery-unit journal file. Because many disk blocks may be
    written with a single write-I/O, this number may be larger than
    the number of .ruj file writes. In addition, the same disk block
    can be written more than once, because it might not have been
    completely full the first time it was written.

8  –  _______read_field_

    This field displays the total number of 512-byte blocks that have
    been read from the .ruj files on this node.

9  –  cache_overflows_field

    This field displays the number of times the recovery-unit data
    cache has overflowed, causing a premature synchronous write I/O
    operation. Overflowing the data cache indicates update-intensive
    transactions.

10  –  DBKEY cache hits field

    This field gives the number of times the same DBKEY (row) was
    modified within the same transaction and found in the DBKEY
    cache.

11  –  ______overflows_field_

    This field gives the number of times the DBKEY cache ran out of
    space and new space had to be allocated.
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