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fileplace - how to display the placement of file blocks within logical or physical volumes in IBM AIX
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To display the placement of file blocks within logical or physical volumes in IBM AIX:

# fileplace [ {-l | -p } [-i ] [-v ] ] File

where:

-i : displays the indirect blocks for the file, if any.

-l : displays file placement in terms of logical volume fragments, for the logical volume containing the file.

-p : displays file placement in terms of underlying physical volume, for the physical volumes that contain the file. If the logical volume containing the file is mirrored, the physical placement is displayed for each mirror copy.

-v : displays more information about the file and its placement, including statistics on how widely the file is spread across the volume and the degree of fragmentation in the volume.

Example to display the placement of a file in its logical volume, enter:

# fileplace data1

Example to display the indirect blocks for a file, enter:

# fileplace -i data1

Example to display more placement information for a file, enter:

# fileplace -v data1

Example to display all information about the placement of a file on its physical volumes, enter:

# fileplace -piv data1
Example

fileplace data1

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