Basically, the onstat -D shows how many pages had been written and read from that chunk since the database has been onlined. You can check the write number to see is there any increment. This way, for sure data is being updated.
I also use the onstat -Dr and using the grep command to get the only chunks I am looking at for my data performance.
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Originally posted by sengchoon
After I've created the chunk, it has been tested ok. My point is that is there any command to see where the current chunk size is same with the mirror chunk to get accurate answer for syncronizing. I tried to use 'onstat -d' and 'onstat -D' but in -d I don't understand why the free in mirror chunk is zero. In -D I don't understand the 'page Rd and pageWr'. Pls Advice. THanks
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