Data Element list used by SAP ABAP Table DB2STATDEC (DB2/390: Buffer Pool Tuning: Table Categorisation)
SAP ABAP Table DB2STATDEC (DB2/390: Buffer Pool Tuning: Table Categorisation) is using
# | Object Type | Object Name | Object Description | Note |
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1 | Data Element | DB2ACCFREQ | DB2 OS/390: Access frequency: max(executes , affected rows) | |
2 | Data Element | DB2ACCTYPE | DB2 for OS/390: Access type: random or sequential | |
3 | Data Element | DB2BPCURR | Name of the DB2 buffer pool currently used for the TS | |
4 | Data Element | DB2BPSUG | Suggested DB2 buffer pool | |
5 | Data Element | DB2CARDFD | Total number of rows in the table | |
6 | Data Element | DB2CHANGES | DB2/390: changes vs. all executions in percent | |
7 | Data Element | DB2CHAR01 | Field type char, length 1 | |
8 | Data Element | DB2DBNAME | Database name | |
9 | Data Element | DB2EXECS | Sum of execution of updates, inserts, deletes and fetches | |
10 | Data Element | DB2FETCHES | DB2 for OS/390: Number of fetches | |
11 | Data Element | DB2NPAGESD | Number of pages on which rows of the table appear | |
12 | Data Element | DB2RECLEN | Maximum length (in bytes) of any record in the table | |
13 | Data Element | DB2SIZE | DB2 for OS/390: Size category of the table (small, large) | |
14 | Data Element | DB2TABCAT | DB2 for OS/390: Table category | |
15 | Data Element | DB2TABNAME | DB2 table name | |
16 | Data Element | DB2TABSIZE | DB2 for OS/390: Table size ( pages * reclength / 1024 ) | |
17 | Data Element | DB2TSNAME | Name of the tablespace | |
18 | Data Element | DBSTATSQLT | Name of the pool or cluster | |
19 | Data Element | DELCNTD | No. of DELETE attempts | |
20 | Data Element | DIRFETCHD | Number of FETCHes for direct read commands (SELECT SINGLE) | |
21 | Data Element | INSCNTD | No. of INSERT attempts | |
22 | Data Element | SEQFETCHD | Number of FETCHes for sequential read commands | |
23 | Data Element | SEQROWD | Number of records read at sequential read operations | |
24 | Data Element | UPDCNTD | No. of UPDATE commands |