SHOW DATABASE STATUS

Shows SingleStore database status.

Syntax

[USING db_name] SHOW DATABASE STATUS

Remarks

  • In case of cluster replication, the viewpoints of the primary and secondary clusters may differ. In this case, the primary cluster is unaware of the secondary cluster, whereas the secondary cluster is aware of the primary cluster. Hence, the command may return different results when run.

  • See the Permission Matrix for the required permission.

The following table provides information on the metrics displayed in the output:

Key

Description

database

Name of the database in the SingleStore instance

role

Database replication role

state

Current state of the database (See Database States for more information)

commit_count

Number of committed transactions. (This field is deprecated)

provision_file

Position (of the snapshot) from which the database has been provisioned

oldest_living_snapshot

Position of the oldest available snapshot (for the database) on the disk

newest_snapshot

Position of the most recent snapshot (for the database) on the disk

log_type

Durability type of the log, sequential or paged

commit_lsn

Position before which all pages are committed

hardened_lsn

Position before which all pages have been written

replay_lsn

Position before which all pages have been replayed. Applies only to secondary databases

tail_lsn

Highest position of all the pages

replicated_committed_lsn (primary)

Position before which all commits are replicated to the secondary databases

term

The term of the database, used to uniquely identify which node was the master of a specific database

replay_fileid

Used in combination with replay_offset to find the current replay position (This field is deprecated)

sync_offset

This field is deprecated

state_machine_stage

Provides the current stage of the replication state machine

state_machine_error

Provides the error associated with the replication state machine

state_machine_throttling

Provides the current state of the replication state machine

replay_stuck_on_low_memory

Specifies if the replay is stalling because of low memory

replay_stuck_on_low_blob_cache_space

Specifies if the replay is stalling because of low blob cache space

replay_offset (secondary)

Used in combination with replay_fileid to find the current replay position. (This field is deprecated)

network_fileid (secondary)

Used in combination with network_offset to find the position in log file that has been replicated. (This field is deprecated)

network_offset (secondary)

Used in combination with network_fileid to find the position before which the log file has been replicated. (This field is deprecated)

is_connected_to_master (secondary)

Specifies if the secondary partition is connected to the primary partition

replication_type (secondary)

Specifies the replication type (async or sync). This metric is local to the secondary database, and can be different from the distributed database’s replication state

master_host (secondary)

The host component (of the primary database) in the host:port/database_name URI format

master_port (secondary)

The port component (of the primary database) in the host:port/database_name URI format

master_user (secondary)

Name of the user

master_database (secondary)

The name of the primary database

auto_reprovision (secondary)

This field is deprecated

partitions

The number of partitions. This value is non-zero for reference databases and zero for partitions and other databases

Note: LSN stands for Log Sequence Number, and represents the position in the log file.

Examples

The following example shows the output when the command is run on the primary cluster.

USE memsql_demo;
SHOW DATABASE STATUS;
+--------------------------+--------+
| Key | Value |
+--------------------------+--------+
| database | x_db |
| role | master |
| state | online |
| commit_count | 0 |
| provision_file | 0 |
| oldest_living_snapshot | 0 |
| newest_snapshot | 0 |
| log_type | paged |
| commit_lsn | 0:2 |
| hardened_lsn | 0:2 |
| replay_lsn | 0:0 |
| tail_lsn | 0:2 |
| replicated_committed_lsn | 0:1 |
| term | 2 |
| workload_throttled | no |
| partitions | 6 |
+--------------------------+--------+

The following example displays the output from the secondary cluster’s viewpoint.

USE memsql_demo;
SHOW DATABASE STATUS;
+----------------------------+-------------+
| Key | Value |
+----------------------------+-------------+
| database | x_db |
| role | replica |
| state | replicating |
| commit_count | 0 |
| provision_file | 0 |
| oldest_living_snapshot | 0 |
| newest_snapshot | 0 |
| log_type | paged |
| commit_lsn | 0:1 |
| hardened_lsn | 0:2 |
| replay_lsn | 0:1 |
| tail_lsn | 0:2 |
| replicated_committed_lsn | 0:0 |
| term | 2 |
| is_connected_to_master | yes |
| replication_type | async |
| master_host | 127.0.0.1 |
| master_port | 10000 |
| master_user | distributed |
| master_database | x_db |
| state_machine_stage | packet wait |
| state_machine_state | x_streaming |
| state_machine_error | no |
| state_machine_throttling | no |
| replay_stuck_on_low_memory | no |
| partitions | 6 |
+----------------------------+-------------+

Last modified: January 30, 2023

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