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> # Suffixes Status

> This screen displays the status and statistics for all local suffixes and subsuffixes in the directory tree.

> Refresh. Click this button to refresh the information displayed for a local suffix.

> Continuous refresh. Select this checkbox to automatically update the information continuously.

> Entry cache usage. This table shows the entry cache statistics for each of the suffixes. The hits, tries, and hit ratio indicate how well the cache is performing, and the sizes in megabytes and number of entries indicate how full the caches are.

> If your entry caches are full or nearly full and you have a low hit ratio, you should consider making them larger if your resources allow it.

> Index access in database cache. This table shows the usage of the database cache by each of the indexes.

> Entry access. This table shows the usage of the database cache for entry caching.

> TOTAL. This table shows the overall performance of the database cache, including all indexes and entries cached.

> Read-write page evicts. This value represents the number of pages that were modified in the cache when evicted and thus needed to write information to disk.

> Read-only page evicts. This value represents the number of pages that had not been modified in the cache when evicted and thus did not require a disk operation.

> Display suffixes. Click this button to choose the suffixes that are displayed on this screen. Use the checkboxes to select the suffixes for which to display all statistics. For example, you may want to ignore access statistics about the o=NetscapeRoot configuration suffix.

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