RESHARDING_EVENTS
Monitors historic and ongoing resharding operations.
Monitors historic and ongoing resharding operations.
Column Name | Data Type | Description |
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EVENT_TIME_STAMP | TIMESTAMP | Date and time of the resharding event. |
NODE_NAME | VARCHAR | Node name for which resharding information is listed. |
SESSION_ID | VARCHAR | Unique numeric ID assigned by the Vertica catalog that identifies the session for which resharding information is captured. This identifier is unique within the cluster at any point in time but can be reused when the session closes. |
USER_ID | INTEGER | Numeric ID of the user who ran the resharding operation. |
USER_NAME | VARCHAR | Name of the user who ran the resharding operation. |
TRANSACTION_ID | INTEGER | Numeric ID of the specified rehsarding transaction within the session. |
RUNNING_STATUS | VARCHAR |
Current status of the resharding operation, one of the following strings:
NoteOnly the RESHARDED and RUNNING statuses are logged for each node. All other statuses are logged only on the initiator node. |
OLD_SHARD_NAME | VARCHAR | Name of the shard to which the node was subscribed previous to the resharding operation. You can query the SHARDS system table for information about the new shard configuration. |
OLD_SHARD_OID | INTEGER | Numeric ID of the shard to which the node was subscribed previous to the resharding operation. |
OLD_SHARD_LOWER_BOUND | INTEGER | Lower bound of the shard to which the node was subscribed prior to the resharding operation. This value is set only if the resharding operation is complete for the shard specified by OLD_SHARD_OID. |
OLD_SHARD_UPPER_BOUND | INTEGER | Upper bound of the shard to which the node was subscribed prior to the resharding operation. This value is set only if the resharding operation is complete for the shard specified by OLD_SHARD_OID. |
CATALOG_SIZE | INTEGER | Catalog size (in bytes) on the node for the shard specified by OLD_SHARD_NAME. This value is provided only when the RUNNING_STATUS of the node is RUNNING or RESHARDED. |
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