Meaning of Dirty in NSF-Files

What means in NSD-Files “Dirty = Y” or “Dirty = N”.

E:\Lotus\Notes7\Data\Cache.NDK

Version    = 43.0

SizeLimit  = 0, WarningThreshold = 0

ReplicaID  = 0xc12574ad:0x00476d8d

bContQueue = NSFPool [  00003a45]

Offline = No

DeleteInProgress = No

FDGHandle = 0xf024008f, RefCnt = 5, Dirty = Y

DB Sem     =  (FRWSEM:0x0244) state=0, waiters=0, refcnt=0, nlrdrs=0 Writer=[        :  0000]

SemContQueue ( RWSEM:#0:0x029d) rdcnt=-1, refcnt=0 Writer=[        :  0000], n=0, wcnt=-1, Users=-1,  Owner=[        :  0000]

By: [ nlnotes:  0e90:  0002] DBH=     2, User=

By: [ nlnotes:  0e90:  0002] DBH=     3, User=

By: [ nlnotes:  0e90:  0002] DBH=    17, User=

By: [ nlnotes:  0e90:  0004] DBH=    18, User=

By: [ nlnotes:  0e90:  0004] DBH=    22, User=

E:\Lotus\Notes7\Data\Kontakte\xxxxxxxxxxxx.nsf

Version    = 43.0

SizeLimit  = 0, WarningThreshold = 0

ReplicaID  = 0x802568e7:0x0072a2bd

bContQueue = NSFPool [  00005625]

Offline = No

DeleteInProgress = No

FDGHandle = 0xf0240063, RefCnt = 5, Dirty = N

M. Leonhardt

Subject: Meaning of Dirty in NSF-Files

If you run Fixup on a database it should clear the Dirty flag ( Dirty=0). When a consistency check scans the database, it shouldn’t run Fixup on that database again.

Additional information:

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21085584

HTH.

Subject: RE: Meaning of Dirty in NSF-Files

Thank You for this informations.

M. Leonhardt