SQL Server中的dbcc ind命令用法

DBCC IND has three parameters. The first parameter is the database name or the database ID. The second parameter is the object name or object ID within the database. The third parameter is a specific index ID or one of the values 0, -1, or −2.

Here's the syntax:

DBCC IND ({'dbname' | dbid }, { 
'objname' | objid }, { indid | 0 | -1 | -2 })

The columns mean:

• PageFID - the file ID of the page
• PagePID - the page number in the file
• IAMFID - the file ID of the IAM page that maps this page (this will be NULL for IAM pages themselves as they're not self-referential)
• IAMPID - the page number in the file of the IAM page that maps this page
• ObjectID - the ID of the object this page is part of
• IndexID - the ID of the index this page is part of
• PartitionNumber - the partition number (as defined by the partitioning scheme for the index) of the partition this page is part of
• PartitionID - the internal ID of the partition this page is part of
• iam_chain_type - see IAM chains and allocation units in SQL Server 2005
• PageType - the page type. Some common ones are:
  • 1 - data page
  • 2 - index page
  • 3 and 4 - text pages
  • 8 - GAM page
  • 9 - SGAM page
  • 10 - IAM page
  • 11 - PFS page
• IndexLevel - what level the page is at in the index (if at all). Remember that index levels go from 0 at the leaf to N at the root page (except in clustered indexes in SQL Server 2000 and 7.0 - where there's a 0 at the leaf level (data pages) and a 0 at the next level up (first level of index pages))
• NextPageFID and NextPagePID - the page ID of the next page in the doubly-linked list of pages at this level of the index
• PrevPageFID and PrevPagePID - the page ID of the previous page in the doubly-linked list of pages at this level of the index