Frontier.hashStats
| Syntax |
Frontier.hashStats ()
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| Params |
None.
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| Action |
Gets information about the current in-memory table structure.
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| Returns |
A string.
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| Examples |
Frontier.hashStats () » "453, 2792, 13, 0, 0\r3\t3\tchar\r2\t2\tint\r..."
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| Notes |
The first line of the returned string contains five number delimited by commas, indicating the maximum count of table items in a hash bucket, the total number of tables loaded into memory, and the maximum depth of the table hierarchy. The two remaining numbers are not currently used. The rest of the string lists all Frontier datatypes. For each datatype, it indicates how many objects are currently loaded into memory or contained in tables that are loaded into memory. The first number is neccessarily less than or equal to the second number. For datatypes that are saved in their own database nodes (except for tables), you can usually see the first number decrease when you save all databases. This verb was new in Frontier 6.2.
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| See Also |
thread.getStats
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