The return code listed in Table 17: PDBA Status Query Response Return Code indicates the result of the
PDBA Status Query request.
Table 17: PDBA Status Query Response Return Code
Data Section ContentsDescriptionTextReturn
Code
See description above.Status query successful.SUCCESS
0
Dump Connections
The dump_conn command requests the PDBA to dump connection information for debugging. This
command is not required to be framed inside a transaction. However, a connection must first be
opened.
Dump Connections Request
Parameters :
Which type of connection to display information for.
type
PDBI – PDBI Clients
Values:
RTDB – RTDB Clients
MAINT – Maintenance Clients
MATE – PDBA Mate
all – PDBI, RTDB, MAINT, and MATE (default)
Request syntax :
dump_conn(iid XXXXX, [type <PDBI/RTDB/MAINT/MATE/all>])
Dump Connections Responses
The data section of a successful Dump Connections request contains the following syntax. The optional
access parameter is returned only for PDBI connections.
data(connections((type <PDBI/RTDB/MAINT/MATE>, [id <connId>,]
ip <IP Addr>, port ####, [access <read/write>]), . . .
(type <PDBI/RTDB/MAINT/MATE>, [id <connId>,] ip <IP Addr>,
port ####, [access <read/write>]) ))
The return code listed in Table 18: Dump Connections Response Return Code indicates the result of the
Dump Connections request. See PDBI Message Error Codes for the recommended actions to help resolve
the error related return codes.
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