# Command SrvStats

### **Syntax**

*Tell DSAK SrvStats {Enable|Disable}*

### Function

Shows some key statistic and performance values obtained from the HCL Domino server statistic table.

### Parameters

* *No parameter*: Show the current statistic and performance values
* *Enable:* Show the values at every full hour. This output will also be written to the database log nsf
* *Disable*: Disable the hourly output to the HCL Domino console (default)

### Example

```
> Tell DSAK SrvStats
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK:    Uptime       CPU       RAM       RAM    Paging   Network      Mail      Mail     Users     Users     Avail
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK:      Days      Busy     Total     Avail  Rate/sec  Data/sec   Waiting      Dead   Current      Peak     Index
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK: --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ---------
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK:        21        2%    6144MB    2081MB         0       9KB         0         0         0         4       100 
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK: 
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK:  Transact  Transact NSFBuffer NSFBuffer     Tasks     Tasks      HTTP      HTTP  UpdQueue  UpdQueue
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK:  Curr/min  Peak/min      Size   HitRate   Current   Waiting   Current      Peak   Current      Peak
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK: --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ---------
07.03.2024 02:00:13   DSAK:         0      1191    1024MB       96%         0         0         0        15         0         1 
```

* The command output is best viewed with a monospaced font.
* The current state of SrvStats (enabled or disabled) is preserved in the notes.ini variable *$DSAK-SrvStats.*
* To obtain the statistics from the server, DSAK issues several *Show Statistics* commands to the server. These commands may show up in your log.nsf database.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you want to include other statistic data, please send an email to <andy.brunner@k43.ch>.
{% endhint %}


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