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Display per-table statistics

Vlad Khorsun

Tracker tickets (pull requests): #7218

isql can now show per-table statistics for an executed statement.

SET PER_TABle_stats [ON | OFF]

This command turns the display of per-table statistics on or off as desired.If no parameter is supplied to the command, it toggles the current state of the per-table statistics display.

When set to ON, isql shows per-table run-time statistics after query execution.It is set to OFF by default.This command is independent of the SET STATS command.The name PER_TABLE_STATS can be abbreviated up to PER_TAB.Tables in the output are sorted by their relation id’s.

Example (width reduced from original output):

-- check current value
SQL> SET;
...
Print per-table stats:   OFF
...

-- turn per-table stats on
SQL> SET PER_TABLE_STATS ON;
SQL> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM RDB$RELATIONS JOIN RDB$RELATION_FIELDS USING (RDB$RELATION_NAME);

                COUNT
=====================
534

Per table statistics:
--------------------+-------+-----+------+------+------+-------+-----+-------+
Table name          |Natural|Index|Insert|Update|Delete|Backout|Purge|Expunge|
--------------------+-------+-----+------+------+------+-------+-----+-------+
RDB$INDICES         |       |    3|      |      |      |       |     |       |
RDB$RELATION_FIELDS |       |  534|      |      |      |       |     |       |
RDB$RELATIONS       |     59|     |      |      |      |       |     |       |
RDB$SECURITY_CLASSES|       |    3|      |      |      |       |     |       |
--------------------+-------+-----+------+------+------+-------+-----+-------+

Note, some system tables are shown that were not listed in the query;the engine reads some additional metadata when preparing the query.

-- turn per-table stats off, using shortened name
SQL> SET PER_TAB OFF;

gbak

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Parallel backup/restore

Vlad Khorsun

Tracker tickets: #1783,#3374

A new command-line switch has been added to gbak: -PAR[ALLEL] <N>.

It defines how many parallel workers will be used for the requested task.

Usage examples:

gbak -b -par 4 -user <username> -pass <password> <dbname> <backupname>
gbak -r -par 4 -user <username> -pass <password> <backupname> <dbname>

gfix

Parallel sweep and ICU dependencies rebuild

Vlad Khorsun

Tracker tickets: #7447, #7550

A new command-line switch has been added to gfix: -PAR[ALLEL] <N>.

It defines how many parallel workers will be used for the requested task.

Usage example:

gfix -sweep -par 4 -user <username> -pass <password> <dbname>
gfix -icu -par 4 -user <username> -pass <password> <dbname>

The -parallel option is only valid in combination with the -sweep and -icu tasks.

ODS upgrade

Dmitry Yemanov

Tracker tickets: #7397

A new command-line switch has been added to gfix: -UP[GRADE].

It allows to upgrade ODS of the database to the latest supported minor version (within the supported major version).

Usage example(s):

gfix -upgrade <dbname> -user <username> -pass <password>