Not bad, so far. I ran it, and it worked just fine after I hit CPAN for Number::Format.

I did see some odd things, but I am running ASE 12.0, and you seem to be running ASE 11.9.2. In any event, I know my log is not 100% full.

I appreciate seeing how you set up your query to the database and deal with the results. Everyone I see has done it just a little differently, which is one of the reasons I like Perl.

One thing I use in nearly all my databases is threshholds. For example, I created a threshhold to dump the log at about 80% full, thereby eliminating a great deal of "pooper scooping" when people write poorly-framed queries.

Following is the output from my first try with your script: 

9:14am % ./view_log_size.pl -U xxxxxx -P xxxxxxxxxxxxxx -D xxxx
Argument "buffer manager" isn't numeric in addition (+) at ./view_log_size.pl line 94.
Argument "not applicable" isn't numeric in multiplication (*) at ./view_log_size.pl line 91.
Argument "not applicable" isn't numeric in multiplication (*) at ./view_log_size.pl line 91.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) at ./view_log_size.pl line 122.
   Warning! Resources are getting low in Sybase database!
   Threshold used: 
      Log or Data Empty Percent greater than 30.00%

       Host: xxxx
   Database: xxxxx
     Server: 
      Owner: xxxxx
    Created: Apr 01, 1999

   Total Size: 1,144.41 MB

    Data Size: 953.67 MB
    Data Used: 399.99 MB
    Data Free: 553.69 MB
        Empty: 58.06%

     Log Size: 190.73 MB
     Log Used: 190.73 MB
     Log Free: 0
        Empty:  0.00%

   Please fix the situation ASAP!

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In reply to RE: Check Sybase data/log sizes by cadfael
in thread Check Sybase data/log sizes by lachoy

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