Viewing Database Information

You can easily view information in the database, including information about the database copies, the disk entries within the database, and the network entries within the database.

To View Information About Database Copies

1. Use apconfig -D as follows:

   # apconfig -D path: /dev/rdsk/c0t1d0s4 major: 32 minor: 12 timestamp: Thu Jul 27 16:24:27 1995 checksum: 687681819 corrupt: No inaccessible: No

In this example, there is only one AP database. The command shows the path to this database, along with its major number, minor number, timestamp, and checksum. The corrupt field indicates whether the database is corrupt. (If corrupt is set to Yes, the data did not validate properly against the checksum.) The inaccessible field indicates whether the device that holds the database can be accessed.