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showfdmn(8) System Manager's Manual showfdmn(8) NAME showfdmn - displays file domain attributes SYNOPSIS /sbin/showfdmn [-k] domain Specifies the name of an existing domain. FLAGS Displays the total number of blocks and the number of free blocks in terms of 1K blocks instead of the default 512-byte blocks. DESCRIPTION The showfdmn command displays the attributes of a file domain and de- tailed information about each volume in the file domain. The command displays the following file-domain attributes: Id A unique number (in hexadecimal format) that identifies a file domain. Date Created The day, month, and time that a file domain was created. LogPgs The number of 8-kilobyte pages in the transaction log of the specified file domain. Domain Name The name of the file domain. The command also displays the following volume information: Vol The volume number within the file domain. An L next to the number indicates that the volume contains the transaction log. 512-Blks The size of the volume in 512-byte blocks. 1K-Blks The size of the volume in 1K blocks. Free The number of blocks in a volume that are available for use. % Used The percent of volume space that is currently allocated to files or metadata. Cmode The I/O consolidation mode. The default mode is on. Rblks The maximum number of 512-byte blocks read from the vol- ume at one time. Wblks The maximum number of 512-byte blocks written to the volume at one time. Vol Name The name of the special device file for the volume. For multi-volume file domains, the showfdmn command also displays the total volume size, total number of free blocks, and the total percent of volume space currently allocated. Note that in order to create multi-volume file domains, you must purchase the POLYCENTER Advanced File System Utilities layered product. RESTRICTIONS A file domain must be active before the showfdmn command can display volume information. A file domain is active when at least one fileset in the file domain is mounted. EXAMPLES The following example displays domain information for the /usr file do- main: % showfdmn usr Id Date Created LogPgs Domain Name 2b5361ba.000791be Tue Jan 12 16:26:34 1993 256 usr Vol 512-Blks Free % Used Cmode Rblks Wblks Vol Name 1L 820164 351580 57% on 256 256 /dev/rz0d To display information on all file domains on a system, enter the fol- lowing sequence of commands: % cd /etc/fdmns % showfdmn * RELATED INFORMATION Commands: advfs(4), chvol(8), mkfdmn(8). delim off showfdmn(8)