PRIMECLUSTER Global File Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.2 (Solaris(TM) Operating Environment)

B.3.3 sfxgetext(1) - Displays extent attribute information

[SYNOPSIS]

sfxgetext [-iH] file1 file2 ...

[DESCRIPTION]

The sfxgetext command displays extent attribute information about a specified file on the GFS Local File System.

The details of the extent attribute information are listed below. Note, however, that this information is not displayed when the specified file is not on the GFS Local File System or its file attribute is not ordinary file.

• File system block size
• Initial number of blocks
• Incremental number of blocks
• Allocation flag
• File name

For information about the initial number of blocks, increment number of blocks, and allocation flag, see sfxsetext(1).

[OPTIONS]

-i

This option disables display when no extent attribute information is defined for a specified file and lists only files that have extent attribute information.

-H

Displays normal data after a column header.

[EXAMPLES]

% sfxgetext /mnt/file1 /mnt/file2 /mnt/file3 /mnt/file4 /mnt/file5
           8             1024        512      contig           /mnt/file1
           8             2048          0      noextend         /mnt/file2
           8              512          0      contig,noextend /mnt/file3
           8              512          0      -                  /mnt/file4
           8                -          -      -                  /mnt/file5

% sfxgetext -i /mnt/file1 /mnt/file2 /mnt/file3 /mnt/file4 /mnt/file5
           8             1024         512     contig           /mnt/file1
           8             2048           0     noextend         /mnt/file2
           8              512           0     contig,noextend /mnt/file3
           8              512           0     -                  /mnt/file4

% sfxgetext -iH /mnt/file1 /mnt/file2 /mnt/file3 /mnt/file4 /mnt/file5
Blocksize(KB) init-blocks inc-blocks    flags             filename
           8             1024         512     contig           /mnt/file1
           8             2048           0     noextend         /mnt/file2
           8              512           0     contig,noextend /mnt/file3
           8              512           0     -                  /mnt/file4

[SEE ALSO]

sfxsetext(1), sfxcp(1), sfxcpio(1), sfxmv(1)

statvfs(2).