The database server assigns a unique integer,
called the VP-class identifier, to each VP class, including system
VP classes (such as CPU and AIO) and user-defined VP classes (which
the VPCLASS configuration parameter defines).
You can obtain a VP-class identifier with either of following
DataBlade
API functions.
| DataBlade
API function |
VP-class identifier returned |
|---|
| mi_vpinfo_classid() |
The VP-class identifier for the VP class of the
current VP (the VP on which the current UDR is running) |
| mi_class_id() |
The VP-class identifier for a specified VP class |
After you have a VP-class identifier for an active VP, you can
obtain the following information about the associated VP class.
| VP-class information |
DataBlade
API function |
|---|
| VP-class name |
mi_class_name() |
| Maximum number of VPs in the VP class |
mi_class_maxvps() |
| Number of active VPs in the VP class |
mi_class_numvp() |