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Thanks. I'll take a cut at it tomorrow if no crises erupt. (I noticed SYSPARTITIONSTAT, but thought it refered to LPAR info.)

Sam

On 12/19/2011 8:53 PM, CRPence wrote:


_i5/OS catalog tables and views_
The i5/OS™ catalog includes the following views and tables in the QSYS2
schema:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/db2/rbafzmstcatalogtbls.htm#catsyststat

"
SYSTABLESTAT

The SYSTABLESTAT view contains one row for every table that has at least
one partition or member...
"

The short name for that file is SYSTSTAT. I believe the standard members
are found where PARTITION_TYPE /* for PARTTYPE= '' */ is blank; i.e. The
table is not partitioned. The NUMBER_PARTITIONS for NBRPARTS gives the
number of members.


In that same page of documentation is the SYSPARTITIONSTAT [SYSPSTAT]
catalog VIEW which gives specifics about each member. These are
implemented with an external UDTF, presumably implemented using the
QDBRTVFD and QUSLMBR and\or QUSRMBRD [or equivalent OS requests] to get
the information from the database *FILE and database file members.

Some more discussion... The thread or these specific messages from the
thread with Subject: "Which of the SYSIBM tables/views show the row
count for all PF in the machine?"
http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200802/msg01218.html
http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200802/msg01242.html

Regards, Chuck

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