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onLogicalLogTable

onLogicalLogTable

The following list summarizes this table:

Contents:: Information about logical logs
Index:: applIndex, onLogicalLogIndex
Scope of a row:: One logical log

The table has the following MIB objects.

Table 1. MIB objects for onLogicalLogTable
MIB Object	Description
applIndex	See applTable.
onLogicalLogIndex	Index for the logical-log file
onLogicalLogID	Unique integer identification number for the logical-log file
onLogicalLogDbspace	Dbspace name where the log file was created
onLogicalLogStatus	Status of the logical-log file: newlyAdded (1) free (2) current (3) used (4) backedUpButNeeded (5)
onLogicalLogContainsLastCheckpoint	Checkpoint status: yes (1): The logical-log file contains the last checkpoint. no (2): The logical-log file does not contain the last checkpoint.
onLogicalLogIsTemporary	Temporary status: yes (1): The logical-log file is temporary. no (2): The logical-log file is not temporary.
onLogicalLogPagesAllocated	Size of the logical-log file, in pages
onLogicalLogPagesUsed	Number of pages used in the logical-log file
onLogicalLogFillTime	Date and time when the logical-log file last filled up If the log file has never been full, this value is noSuchInstance (SNMPv2) or noSuchName (SNMPv1).
onLogicalLogTimeUniqueIDChanged	Time stamp when a new unique ID was assigned to this logical-log entry
onLogicalLogTimeLastBackupDate	Date and time of the last backup for this logical-log entry

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