Example 1

    The following example displays page 94 of area 1:

    RdbALTER> AREA 1
    RdbALTER> DISPLAY 94
                       0001 0000005E  0000  page 94, physical area 1
                            7B429FB0  0006  checksum = 7B429FB0
                   0093249F 9EBDB820  000A  time stamp = 14-FEB-1990 10:42:35.81
                           0000 0004  0012  4 free bytes, 0 locked

                            FFFFFFFF  0016  next area bit map page -1
                            00000000  001A  max set bit index 0
                            00000000  001E  MBZ '....'
                            00001E60  0022  bitvector count 7776

    00000000000000000000000000000000  0026  bitvector '................'
                                      ::::  (59 duplicate lines)
            000000000000000000000000  03E6  bitvector '............'

                            00000000  03F2  MBZ '....'

                                801F  03F6  bitmap page for logical area 31
                    0000000000000000  03F8  MBZ '........'

    Example 2

    The following example displays the number of the current storage
    area:

    RdbALTER> DISPLAY STORAGE_AREA
                                0001  0000  area 1

    Example 3

    This example displays the number of AIP entries on area 1,
    page 2 of the mf_personnel database, and the value of the highest
    snapshot-enabled TSN of AIP entry 14. This example also displays
    the number of the next AIP in the current storage area.

    RdbALTER> AREA 1 PAGE 2
    RdbALTER> DISPLAY AIP_ENTRIES
                                0010  0022  16 logical area entries
    RdbALTER> DISPLAY ENTRY 14 TSN

                                            entry #14
                            00000001  0386  snaps enabled TSN 1
    RdbALTER> DISPLAY NEXT_AIP
                            00000003  0016  next area inventory page 3

    See the Oracle Rdb Guide to Database Maintenance for more
    examples of how to use the DISPLAY command.