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Show Directory

Lists all database files (NSF and NTF) in the data directory on a Domino® server, and specifies whether the server contains multiple replicas of a database.

Details

When used with the argument -unread, shows detail on whether databases have replication of unread marks set.

Syntax

Show Directory

Show Directory -argument 

Note: From the Domino Administrator, click the Files tab to view a list of all database files in the data directory.

Arguments

-unread -- Shows the database name; software version; transaction log status; modification time; status of unread marks replication (off or on); and whether unread marks replicated to all servers, never replicated, replicated to clustered servers, or if the software version does not support replicating unread marks. Sample output is shown here:

DbName Version Logged ---Modified Time----

   e:\notefile\mail.box      V6:43    N/A     07/11/2008 05:10:13 PM

   e:\notefile\r63mail.ntf   V4:20    N/A     01/18/2008 01:47:54 PM

   e:\notefile\maillist.ntf  V4:20    N/A     05/29/2008 01:45:21 PM

   e:\notefile\mailxx.ntf    V4:20    N/A     07/11/2008 01:04:02 AM

   e:\notefile\mail\xx1.nsf  V6:43    N/A     07/11/2008 05:09:43 PM

   e:\notefile\mail\xx2.nsf  V6:43    N/A     07/11/2008 12:41:05 PM

   e:\notefile\mail\xx3.nsf  V6:43    N/A     07/11/2008 03:01:58 PM

   [columns continued]

Unread Marks Replicate Unread Marks

   Off           Min V6:43 required

   On            Min V6:43 required

   On            Min V6:43 required

   On            All servers

   On            All servers

   On            All servers

There are three arguments for the Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS), one that shows only enablement status for the database (daos), and an extended argument (-daos) that includes details.

The third argument, -daosonly, must be used in combination with either of the two other arguments and be the last argument on the line. It limits the databases listed to only those participating in DAOS.

daos -- Shows the database name; software version; transaction log status; status of Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS) -- Yes for enabled, No for not enabled, Read for read/write or read only; and modification time. Sample output is shown here:

DbName Version Log DAOS ---Modified Time----

   C:\Domino\data\daoscat.nsf   V8:51  Yes   No   08/22/2008 04:54:45 PM

   C:\Domino\data\daostest.nsf  V8:51  Yes   Read 08/28/2008 01:14:10 PM

   C:\Domino\data\daos3.nsf     V8:51  Yes   Yes  08/29/2008 01:02:16 AM

   C:\Domino\data\daos2.nsf     V8:51  Yes   Yes  08/29/2008 01:02:14 AM

   C:\Domino\data\daos11.nsf    V8:51  Yes   Yes  08/29/2008 01:02:12 AM

   C:\Domino\data\daos10.nsf    V8:51  Yes   Yes  08/29/2008 01:02:09 AM

   Total files: 6

-daos -- Shows the database name; software version; transaction log status; modification time; and status of Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS). If the status is Read Only, shows number of objects stored in the DAOS repository; total number of bytes stored in DAOS; and last time DAOS resynchronized references for the database. Sample output is shown here:

DbName Version Logged ---Modified Time----

   C:\Domino\data\daoscat.nsf  V8:51   Yes    08/22/2008 04:54:45 PM

   C:\Domino\data\daostest.nsf V8:51   Yes   08/28/2008 01:14:10 PM

   C:\Domino\data\daos3.nsf    V8:51   Yes   08/29/2008 01:02:16 AM

   C:\Domino\data\daos2.nsf    V8:51   Yes   08/29/2008 01:02:14 AM

   C:\Domino\data\daos11.nsf   V8:51   Yes   08/29/2008 01:02:12 AM

   C:\Domino\data\daos10.nsf   V8:51   Yes   08/29/2008 01:02:09 AM

[columns continued]

State Objects Total Bytes ---Last Synchronized---

   Not Enabled

   Read Only       3          674152         08/27/2008 08:32:06 AM

   Read/Write      0          0

   Read/Write      0          0

   Read/Write      0          0

   Read/Write      0          0

   Total files: 6

You can also use the Show Directory command to check which databases have transactional logging enabled.

To see only logged databases, enter this command at the console:

show dir *log

To see only unlogged databases, enter this command at the console:

show dir *nolog

Parent topic: List of server commands and syntax

Related concepts
Using a console to send commands to a server
Transaction logging