E-mail tool is the utility that allows to send e-mails from the router. Tool can be used to send regular configuration backups and exports to network administrator.
Email tool uses only plain authentication and tls encryption. Other methods are not supported.

All data that you need is here:

Server:   74.125.136.108 [smtp.gmail.com] <- you can't use hostname
Port:     587
From:     <your name> <- nice name
User:     <gmail username> <- without @gmail.com
Password: <gmail password>

Configuring this tool is very simple, all you need to do is fill your data as shown in the picture

or you can do this in one step from the terminal:

/tool e-mail set address=74.125.136.108 from="<your name>" password=<gmail password> port=587 start-tls=yes user=<gmail username>

This is all you need to do… next time I will write some usage example. If you have some your example, you can leave it in a comment ;)

I find a partial solution here.

My first choice was this stored procedure, which needs to be called from command line:

db2 'call get_dbsize_info(?,?,?,1)'

Output:

[db2inst1@gina64 ~]$ db2 "call get_dbsize_info(?,?,?,-1)"

Value of output parameters
--------------------------
Parameter Name : SNAPSHOTTIMESTAMP
Parameter Value : 2013-07-04-13.00.05.476704

Parameter Name : DATABASESIZE
Parameter Value : 6993657856

Parameter Name : DATABASECAPACITY
Parameter Value : 5311283195

Return Status = 0

Later I realized that if I would like to use this data in a script, I will need to parse this data. Before doing that I tried the second option:

db2 "select (SUM(total_pages)*4)/1024.0/1024 TOTAL_ALLOCATED_SPACE_IN_GB from table (snapshot_tbs_cfg('dbname',-1)) TBS_SPCE"

Output:

TOTAL_ALLOCATED_SPACE_IN_GB
---------------------------------
                    6.99011230468

This query is more easy to use in a script, but being a lazy person I corrected this query to work without any “customization” for each database…

As you can see, the original query calculate database size assuming that page size is 4K:

... (SUM(total_pages)*4)/1024.0/1024 ...

I changed to this:

... (SUM(total_pages*page_size))/1024.0/1024/1024 ...

The second thing to change is the dbname value:

From:

... table (snapshot_tbs_cfg('dbname',-1)) ...

to:

... table (snapshot_tbs_cfg(CURRENT SERVER,-1)) ...

The final query looks like this:

select (SUM(total_pages*page_size))/1024.0/1024/1024 TOTAL_ALLOCATED_SPACE_IN_GB from table (snapshot_tbs_cfg(CURRENT SERVER,-1)) TBS_SPCE