Command: sysdump

Syntax

sysdump <category>

Description

List system statistics for debugging purposes.

Parameters

• <category>
  One of the following 3-character codes indicating which system statistics are required. The code may be longer than 3 characters but only the first 3 are significant.

Category	Statistics
ata	Atable statistics
cac	Mapped disc files
dis	Graphic window display lists
dyn	User dynamic libraries
emb	Embedded windows (browser, ActiveX etc.)
env	Application names, system environment
epsg	Known EPSG projections
fil	Open disc files
gro	Entity group contents
htt	User http additions
img	Image cache contents
nod	Binary tree contents
srid	Known Oracle projections
sta	Operating system resource utilization and limits
tim	User timer procedures
xsd	Known XML schema and root-tag combinations

Switches

• -a
  Combined with the -of switch, use append mode to add to an existing text file.

• -c
  Combined with the -of switch, if <file> exists, prompt for confirmation before it is replaced.

• -ch=<channel>
  Send the output to a channel currently open for output.

• -err
  Send the output to the error log.

• -log=<panel>
  Send the output to a log sub-panel.

• -m
  Send the output to the monitor. This is the default behavior unless one of the -ch, -err, -log, -of, -os, -ow, -pr or -uof options are used.

• -of=<file>
  Send the output to a text file.

• -os=<ident>
  Send the output to a string identifier. If the identifier does not exist, a new string array is created using current scope rules, where each line of output is recorded in one array element.

• -ow=<window>
  Send the output to an alpha window.

• -pau
  When listing to the monitor window, pause on each page full.

• -pr
  Send the output to the printer.

• -uof=<string>
  Send the output to a Unix filter process.

Examples

List open disc file statistics to the monitor

sysdump fil

List display list details to a text file

sysdump dis,-of=display_list.txt