dump(long from) Dumps the content of the recovery log table as a TabularData from a given
starting index.
The number of entries retrieved by a call to this method is given by
getEntriesPerPage().
Dumps the content of the recovery log table as a TabularData from a given
starting index.
The number of entries retrieved by a call to this method is given by
getEntriesPerPage(). It can not be more than that (but it
can be less).
To retrieve the whole content of the recovery log from its start, the
client has to call this method with from = 0 and
subsenquentely with the index value of the last feteched entry until the
tabular data returned by the method is empty.
The returned type is TabularData for 2 reasons: 1/ it makes it compatible
with generic JMX clients 2/ it shields the JMX clients (including ours)
from the internal representation of the recovery log table
Parameters: from - starting index of the entries to dump (0 todump from the beginning of the recovery log) a TabularData representing the content of the recovery log tablestarting from the from index See Also:RecoveryLogControlMBean.getEntriesPerDump()
Returns a Map<String, String> where the keys are the
checkpoint names and the values are the corresponding IDs in the recovery
log. The returned Map is ordered by log ID (newest first).
an ordered Map<String, String> where the keysare the checkpoint names and the values are the log IDs
Returns the number of entries currently contained in the recovery log.
an long representing the number of entries currently contained inthe recovery log or -1 if the number of entries isunknown
Returns the max number of entries which can be returned by the
dump(int) method.
the max number of entries which can be returned by thedump(int) method See Also:RecoveryLogControlMBean.dump(int)
Returns an array of String representing the column names of the recovery
log table. This array can be used as an hint to order the content of the recovery log retrieved
as a TabularData.
an array of String representing the column names of the recoverylgo table