SYSTAT

Function

The SYSTAT command gives system status information about the current project.

Description

The SYSTAT command lists all users who are accessing the project, the modules and databases which they are using, and whether they are examining (Read-only status) or modifying (Read/Write status) the database. It also gives the unique identifier, login id and host name for each user.

You list the system status of a given user, module, MDB or host using the commands shown in the syntax graph.

Examples

PROJECT SAM

=============

User SYSTEM (Xd0-PC046)

Name user.name (user)

Host PC046

Entered 15:27 23 Apr

Module MONITOR

MDB /SAMPLE

DB MODE

SAMPLE/DESI R

STRUC/ASLTMPL R

STRUC/TEMPLATE R

EQUI/EQUITMPL R

PIPE/ISOD R

SAMPLE/PADD R

ADMIN/PADD R

MASTER/COMP R

MASTER/PIPECATA R

MASTER/PIPEOLD R

MASTER/STLCATA R

MASTER/HVACCATA R

MASTER/SUPPCATA R

MASTER/EQUICATA R

MASTER/ASLCATA R

MASTER/PADD R

MASTER/DICT R

MASTER/PROP R

1 user(s) listed

This shows that user SYSTEM is logged in and using the application for work on Project /SAMPLE. The user’s unique identifier is Xd0. The user is using Monitor and not accessing any databases

Command Syntax

>--- SYStat ---+--- USER _ID     ------.
               |                       |
               |--- NAME ’login_id’ ---|
               |                       |
               |--- HOST ’host_id -----|
               |                       |
               |--- MODUle module -----|
               |                       |
               |--- MDB mdb_name ------|
               |                       |
               ‘-----------------------+--->