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    Example 1

    This example uses the name of a known database table to display
    details for this single logical area.

    $ RMU/SHOW AIP SQL$DATABASE JOBS

    Logical area name JOBS
    Type: TABLE
    Logical area 85 in mixed physical area 7
    Physical area name JOBS
    Record length 41
    Thesholds are (0, 0, 0)
    AIP page number: 151
    ABM page number: 0
    Snapshot Enabled TSN: 64

    Example 2

    The wildcard string "*EMPLOYEE* matches both indices and table
    logical areas, so here we use /TYPE to limit the display to just
    table logical areas. The table EMPLOYEES in the MF_PERSONNEL
    database is partitioned across three storage areas and hence
    there exists three logical areas.

    $ RMU/SHOW AIP SQL$DATABASE *EMPLOYEE*/TYPE=TABLE

    Logical area name EMPLOYEES
    Type: TABLE
    Logical area 80 in mixed physical area 3
    Physical area name EMPIDS_LOW
    Record length 126
    Thesholds are (0, 0, 0)
    AIP page number: 150
    ABM page number: 0
    Snapshot Enabled TSN: 4800

    Logical area name EMPLOYEES
    Type: TABLE
    Logical area 81 in mixed physical area 4
    Physical area name EMPIDS_MID
    Record length 126
    Thesholds are (0, 0, 0)
    AIP page number: 151
    ABM page number: 0
    Snapshot Enabled TSN: 1504

    Logical area name EMPLOYEES
    Type: TABLE
    Logical area 82 in mixed physical area 5
    Physical area name EMPIDS_OVER
    Record length 126
    Thesholds are (0, 0, 0)
    AIP page number: 151
    ABM page number: 0
    Snapshot Enabled TSN: 1504

    Example 3

    This example shows the REBUILD_SPAMS option used to locate
    logical areas that require SPAM rebuilds. This may occur because
    the stored row length changed size or THRESHOLDS were modified
    for the index or storage map.

    $ RMU/SHOW AIP/OPTION=REBUILD_SPAMS
    _Root: SQL$DATABASE
    _Logical area name:

    Logical area name ACCOUNT_AUDIT
    Type: TABLE
    Logical area 86 in uniform physical area 1
    Physical area name RDB$SYSTEM
    Record length 12
    Thesholds are (10, 100, 100)
    Flags:
        SPAM pages should be rebuilt
    AIP page number: 151
    ABM page number: 1004
    Snapshot Enabled TSN: 5824

    Logical area name DEPARTMENTS_INDEX
    Type: SORTED INDEX
    Logical area 94 in uniform physical area 10
    Physical area name DEPARTMENT_INFO
    Record length 430
    Thesholds are (30, 65, 72)
    Flags:
        SPAM pages should be rebuilt
    AIP page number: 151
    ABM page number: 2
    Snapshot Enabled TSN: 7585

    Example 4

    The /BRIEF qualifier specifies that a condensed tabular output
    format be used. The /PAREA qualifier is used here to specify that
    only logical areas stored in physical areas 4 and 5 are to be
    displayed.

    $ RMU /SHOW AIP /BRIEF MF_PERSONNEL /PAREA=(4,5)
    *------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    * Logical Area Name             LArea PArea   Len Type
    *------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    RDB$SYSTEM_RECORD                  60     4   215 SYSTEM RECORD
    RDB$SYSTEM_RECORD                  61     5   215 SYSTEM RECORD
    EMPLOYEES_HASH                     79     4   215 HASH INDEX
    EMPLOYEES                          82     4   121 TABLE
    JOB_HISTORY_HASH                   85     4   215 HASH INDEX
    JOB_HISTORY                        88     4    42 TABLE
    DEPARTMENTS_INDEX                  89     5   430 SORTED INDEX
    DEPARTMENTS                        90     5    55 TABLE

    The columns displayed include:

    o  Logical Area Name - Name of the logical area stored in the AIP
       entry

    o  LArea - Logical area number stored in the AIP entry

    o  PArea - Physical area number stored in the AIP entry

    o  Len - Object length stored in the AIP entry

    o  Type - Object type stored in the AIP entry. The following
       object types may be displayed:

       o  UNKNOWN - The logical area type is unknown or has not been
          set

       o  TABLE - A data table type

       o  SORTED INDEX - A sorted index type

       o  HASH INDEX - A hashed index type

       o  SYSTEM RECORD - A system record type

       o  LARGE OBJECT - A large object (BLOB) type
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