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Managing Caché 3.1.2.1 Database Integrity Checking Utility You can also use the utility routine Întegrity. The name is case-sensitive and you call it from the Caché manager’s namespace with Do Întegrity. This is the equivalent of running Integrity Check from the [Home] > [Databases] page of the System Management Portal. This routine includes the following additional entry points: • Do CheckPointerÎntegrity asks for a directory and a pointer block at which to start checking. • Do SilentÎntegrity(logfilename,dirlist) starts a background process that does an integrity check on selected or all databases and puts the output in a file specified by the logfilename parameter. The optional dirlist parameter ($LIST format) identifies selected databases to check; if dirlist is not specified, all databases are checked. This is the equivalent of doing Integrity Check from the [Home] > [Databases] page of the System Management Portal. • Do QueryÎntegrity(logfilename,outdevice) does not run an integrity check, but puts the contents of the file specified by the logfilename parameter, the results saved from a previous run, out on the current device or the device specified in the optional parameter outdevice. If not specified, outdevice is the current terminal. Examples of outdevice are a printer, another display device, or another operating system file name. The latter makes a copy of logfilename. • Do SilentGlobalCheckÎntegrity(logfilename,dirlist,gbllist) starts a background process that does an integrity check on selected globals in a selected databases and puts the output in a file specified by the logfilename parameter. The dirlist parameter identifies the database that contains the globals you want to check. The gbllist parameter ($LIST format) identifies the globals to check; if gbllist is not specified, all globals stored in the specified database are checked. This is the equivalent of choosing Select Globals when doing Integrity Check from the [Home] > [Databases] page of the System Management Portal. 3.1.3 View Integrity Log You can view the log resulting from the background process: 1. From the [Home] > [Databases] page of the System Management Portal, click Integrity Log. 2. Enter the file name used in the Integrity Check process. The default named file displays if you used that name. Otherwise click View File to display your integrity log file. 3. You can search for strings within the log file. Enter the string and click Search. Matching strings are highlighted. 40 Caché System Administration Guide
3.2 Controlling Caché Processes Controlling Caché Processes A Caché system runs a number of processes. Application code as well as Caché system code executes within these processes. There are three categories of Caché processes: • User processes, created when a user connects to Caché. • Background processes, created when a user issues a Caché ObjectScript Job command. • Caché system processes. In this chapter, the word “process” by itself refers to both user and background processes. You can manage and control processes using the System Management Portal: Caché System Administration Guide 41
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