Show Directory

Show Directory -argument

Description: Lists all database files (for example, NSF and NTF) in the data directory and specifies whether the data directory contains multiple replicas of a database. This command works only for the data directory; you can't specify another directory.

Tip From the IBM® Lotus® 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; 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---- Unread Marks Replicate Unread Marks

e:\notefile\r63mail.ntf V4:20 N/A 01/18/2003 01:47:54 PM On Min V6:43 required

e:\notefile\maillist.ntf V4:20 N/A 05/29/2003 01:45:21 PM On Min V6:43 required

e:\notefile\mailxx.ntf V4:20 N/A 07/11/2003 01:04:02 AM On Min V6:43 required

e:\notefile\mail\xx1.nsf V6:43 N/A 07/11/2003 05:09:43 PM On All servers

e:\notefile\mail\xx2.nsf V6:43 N/A 07/11/2003 12:41:05 PM On All servers

e:\notefile\mail\xx3.nsf V6:43 N/A 07/11/2003 03:01:58 PM On All servers

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

show dir *nolog

See also

Using a console to send commands to a server
Domino server commands
Transaction logging

Glossary