Shows the schemas for the tables you selected.
Shows the tables you selected.
Shows the name of the schema for the selected tables for which you want to collect statistics.
Specifies that you want to collect statistics for the table using a statistics profile that is already registered in the table catalogs.
Select to remove an existing statistics profile.
You can run statistics on multiple tables in a database, you can run statistics on all of the tables in a schema, or on a selected group of tables.
Specifies that column statistics will not be collected.
Specifies that basic statistics be collected on all columns in all of the tables in your selected list.
Specifies that basic statistics be collected on all of the columns that make up all of the indexes defined on the tables.
Specifies that basic and distribution statistics be collected on all eligible columns in the tables. When selected, the Collect statistics on all columns with distribution and the Collect statistics on key columns with distribution buttons are enabled.
Specifies that statistics be collected on all of the columns with distribution in the tables. This is the default when you select Collect statistics on columns with distribution.
Specifies that statistics be collected on all of the columns with distribution that make up the indexes defined in the tables.
Specifies that you do NOT want to collect statistics for indexes. When selected, Collect statistics for indexes with extended detailed statistics and Collect sample statistics for indexes are disabled. This is the default.
Specifies that statistics be collected for all of the indexes in the tables. When selected, Collect statistics for indexes with extended detailed statistics is enabled.
Select to calculate extended index statistics. When selected, Collect sample statistics for indexes is enabled.
Select to compile the extended index statistics using a CPU sampling technique. To use this sampling technique, you must first select Collect statistics for indexes with extended detailed statistics.
Type the maximum number of frequency values to collect for the tables. This must be an integer.
Type the maximum number of distribution quantile values to collect for the tables. RUNSTATS will collect statistics on all of the columns in the tables. This must be an integer.
Specifies that users get read and write access to the tables while the statistics are collected. This is the default.
Specifies that users get read-only access to the tables while the statistics are collected.
Specifies the run statistics task will be run sequentially. In a sequential task, there is one initial connection to the database and then all of the commands are run sequentially as one task. A sequential task uses less resources but takes longer to run. If you save the task to the Task Center, it is saved as one task. If you want to reuse the task, when you select the task in the Task Center, it is reconstituted in the Runstats notebook as one task.
Specifies the run statistics task will be run in parallel. In a parallel task, each command in the run statistics task is processed as a separate task, therefore there is a connection to the database for each command. A parallel task uses more resources but runs more quickly. If you save the task to the Task Center, it is saved as a group task containing the smaller tasks. If you want to reuse the task, you must select a specific table task from the group task in the Task Center. It is then reconstituted in the Run Statistics notebook as a task for a single table.
Specifies that you do not want to collect statistics for the table using a statistics profile.
Specifies that you want to generate and save a profile in the table catalogs with the statistics options you specified and collect statistics using those same options.
Specifies that you want to modify an existing profile in the table catalogs and collect statistics using those same options.
Select to throttle this utility.
Opens a window where you can specify a priority level for this utility.
Removes the selected table from the list of tables.
Performs the actions that you have specified in this notebook or window.
Cancels any unsaved changes that you made and closes this notebook or window.
Opens the Show Command window.