The rdb command lists RDB objects and database table spaces for workflow isolated regions.
RDB objects are used to specify where region queues, indexes, rosters, and logs are created (in a table space, for example). Use the administration console to specify different table spaces where the workflow data will be stored. To use isolated region recovery, configure one or more separate table spaces for that isolated region data.
Entity | Option | Description |
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o (objects) | <isolated_region_number> | Displays the RDB objects and table spaces for the specified
isolated region. You are prompted for an isolated region number if you did not enter one. Assigned table spaces or rdb objects for the isolated region are listed. |
t (table spaces) | <isolated_region_number> | Displays the table spaces used by the specified isolated region. You are prompted for an isolated region number if you did not enter one. Table spaces are listed only if table spaces exist in the isolated region. |
r (regions) | <table_space_name> | Displays the numbers of the regions that use the table space. You are prompted for a table space if you did not enter one. The regions that are used by the table space are then listed. |
table_space_name is the name of the table space in the database.
Description | Name of object | Example Location (table space) |
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Default configuration | pe_data | vwdata_fg |
Custom configurations
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