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shfragbf

shfragbf(8)						      System Manager's Manual						       shfragbf(8)

NAME

       shfragbf - displays frag file information

SYNOPSIS

       /sbin/advfs/shfragbf file_system /.tags/1

OPERANDS

       Specifies the fileset mount point of the file system to display.

DESCRIPTION

       Use this command to display how much space is used on the frag file.  Type

	      The frag type is 0K (not in use), 1K for 1K frags, etc.  Grps

	      Specifies the number of groups of the frag type.	bad

	      Specifies the number of bad group headers of this type.  Frags

	      Specifies the number of fragments of this type.  free

	      Specifies the number of free frags of this type.	in-use

	      Specifies the number of fragments in use.  Bytes

	      Specifies the total bytes in this frag type.  free

	      Specifies the number of bytes free in this type.	in-use

	      Specifies the number of bytes in use in this type.

RESTRICTIONS

       You must have root user privileges to access this command.

EXAMPLES

       Following is an example of the shfragbf output: # shfragbf /usr/.tags/1

       Type    Grps	bad   Frags    free  in-use   Bytes    free  in-use ----  ------  ------  ------  ------  ------  ------  ------  ------
	 0k	  0	  0	  0	  0	  0	 0k	 0k	 0k
	 1k	 10	  0    1270	130    1140   1270k    130k   1140k
	 2k	 11	  0	693	 54	639   1386k    108k   1278k
	 3k	 20	  0	840	 39	801   2520k    117k   2403k
	 4k	 19	  0	589	 22	567   2356k	88k   2268k
	 5k	 16	  0	400	  5	395   2000k	25k   1975k
	 6k	 17	  0	357	  6	351   2142k	36k   2106k
	 7k	 21	  0	378	  9	369   2646k	63k   2583k

       Percent	Free  Frags  per  Group Histogram Type	  Grps	 9%  19%  29%  39%  49%  59%  69%  79%	89%  99%  100% ----  ------  ---  ---  ---
       ---  ---  ---  ---  ---	---  ---  ---
	 0k	  0    0    0	 0    0    0	0    0	  0    0    0	 0
	 1k	 10    8    0	 1    0    0	0    0	  0    0    0	 0
	 2k	 11   10    0	 0    0    0	0    0	  0    1    0	 0
	 3k	 20   19    0	 0    0    0	0    0	  0    1    0	 0
	 4k	 19   18    0	 0    0    0	0    1	  0    0    0	 0
	 5k	 16   15    0	 1    0    0	0    0	  0    0    0	 0
	 6k	 17   16    0	 1    0    0	0    0	  0    0    0	 0
	 7k	 21   20    0	 0    0    1	0    0	  0    0    0	 0

       fragbf occupies 14592k bytes
		       13753k in-use, 567k free, 114k overhead, 158k wasted

FILES

       Specifies the command path.

SEE ALSO

       advfs(4)

																       shfragbf(8)