STATUS DBS ORDERBY NODEID - Teradata Database

Database Utilities

Product
Teradata Database
Release Number
15.00
Language
English (United States)
Last Update
2018-09-25
dita:id
B035-1102
lifecycle
previous
Product Category
Teradata® Database

STATUS DBS ORDERBY NODEID

Purpose  

The STATUS DBS Orderby Nodeid command reports the status of Online and NotOnline Teradata Database vprocs ordered by node id.

Syntax  

Usage Notes  

The STATUS DBS Orderby Nodeid command is used to return the Online and NotOnline Teradata Database vprocs ordered by the node id status tables only. When applicable, a footnote will follow the Database Status Table, indicating which AMP vproc has been selected as the Control AMP.

The following table shows the columns of the ONLINE vproc status row.

 

Column

Description

Vproc-Ids Range

Uniquely identifies the Vproc-id or Vproc-ids individually or in a range across the entire system. Vproc numbers in the range of 0 through 30719 are used exclusively by the Teradata Database configuration. Vproc numbers greater than 30719 are used exclusively by PDE and are not included in the Teradata Database logical configuration.

Crash Count

Represents the number of times the vproc has crashed.

Node Ids

Identifies the Node upon which the vproc resides. The Node ID is formatted as CCC-MM, where CCC denotes the cabinet number and MM denotes the module number.

The following table shows the columns of the NOTONLINE vproc status row.

 

Column

Description

Vproc-Ids Range

Uniquely identifies the Vproc-id or Vproc-ids individually or in a range across the entire system. Vproc numbers in the range of 0 through 30719 are used exclusively by the Teradata Database configuration. Vproc numbers greater than 30719 are used exclusively by PDE and are not included in the Teradata Database logical configuration.

Crash Count

Represents the number of times the vproc has crashed.

Vproc State

Represents the current PDE system state of a vproc if the state is not online.

Config Status

Displays the Teradata Database Logical Configuration Map Status of a vproc.

Node Ids

Identifies the Node upon which the vproc resides. The Node ID is formatted as CCC-MM, where CCC denotes the cabinet number and MM denotes the module number.

Example  

Enter a command, HELP or QUIT:
 
status dbs orderby nodeid
 
SYSTEM NAME: nirvana                                       07/12/21 15:29:09
 
                          DBS LOGICAL CONFIGURATION      
 
ONLINE AMP and PE vprocs ordered by Node ID - -
Vproc-Ids           Crash     Node    Vproc-Ids           Crash     Node
Range               Count     Ids     Range               Count     Ids
----------------    ------    -----   ----------------    ------    -----
3, 7, 11, 15           0       9-00   16366                 0         9-00
2, 6, 10, 14           0       9-02   1, 5, 9, 13           0        10-00
16362-16363, 16381     0      10-00   0*, 4, 8, 12          0        10-02
.
.
.
16369                  0      17-00   16368                 0        17-02
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
NOTONLINE AMP and PE vprocs orderby Node ID - -
Vproc-Ids           Crash     Vproc    Config       Node
Range               Count     State    Status       IDs
----------------    -------   ------   -----------  -------
16367, 16383           0      NONODE   Down           9-00
16364                  0      NONODE   Down           9-02
16355                  0      NONODE   Down          11-02
17                     0      UTILITY  CATCHUP       11-02
21                     0      NEWPROC  NewReady      11-02
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.
.
.
63                     0      FATAL**   Down              15
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
*   DBS Control AMP
**  The storage associated with the AMP has an I/O error or can't be opened.
    Vproc can be brought online after fixing the I/O error and restarting
    the database.