Dell Acceleration Appliances for Databases - Manual (Page 44)

–-node
or
-n
<address(es)>
Issue this command to one or more nodes in the cluster.
--cluster
Issue this command to all instances in the cluster.
--sort
<property> Sort the output, using the specified Property name to sort on.
--no-sort
or
-ns
Do not sort the output.
--order-with <
function
>
Sort the output, extracting key with this function.
Example:
{$1 method}
--where
or
-w
<function>
Filter by a function, if the function is true.
--where-not
or
-wn
<function>
Filter by a function, if the function is false.
--used
Show only objects that are in use.
--not-used
or
-nu
Show only objects that are not in use.
(See
help –-all
for details on all other options.)
Example
This lists all available CPUs in the host, separated by spaces:
> cpus –s
0 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 20 21 22 23 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
cpu:get
Gets information about a CPU, including core ID, vendor, family, model, Uarch, Mhz, thread
siblings, and NUMA node.
Syntax
cpu:get [options] id
Options
–-node
or
-n
<address(es)>
Issue this command to one or more nodes in the cluster.
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