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    V$OB_KV_CLIENT_INFO

    Last Updated:2026-04-27 03:14:13  Updated
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    This view was introduced in OceanBase Database V4.2.5. It applies to the OBKV-Table client.

    Purpose

    The V$OB_KV_CLIENT_INFO view displays the parameters of client connections in the current OBKV tenant on the current OBServer node. You can query this view from a MySQL tenant.

    Columns

    Column
    Type
    Nullable?
    Description
    client_id bigint NO The ID of the client.
    client_ip varchar:MAX_IP_ADDR_LENGTH NO The IP address of the client.
    client_port bigint NO The port number of the client.
    svr_ip varchar:MAX_IP_ADDR_LENGTH NO The IP address of the OBServer node.
    svr_port bigint NO The port number of the OBServer node.
    tenant_id bigint NO The ID of the tenant.
    user_name varchar::OB_MAX_USER_NAME_LENGTH NO The username.
    first_login_ts timestamp(6) NO The time of the first login.
    last_login_ts timestamp(6) NO The time of the last login.
    client_info varchar:2048 NO The client information in the JSON format.

    Here is an example of client_info:

    {  
      "client_id": 242153145,
      "runtime": {
        "rpc.execute.timeout": "3000",  
        "rpc.operation.timeout": "10000",  
        "runtime.max.wait": "3000",  
        "runtime.retry.interval": "1",  
        "runtime.retry.times": "1",
        "connection.max.expired.time": "8"
      },  
      "log": {  
        "slow.query.monitor.threshold": "10"  
      },  
      "route": {  
        "metadata.refresh.interval": "60000",  
        "continuous.failure.ceiling": "100",  
        "server.address.caching.timeout": "3600000",  
        "server.address.priority.timeout": "1800000",  
        "table.entry.acquire.connect.timeout": "500",  
        "table.entry.acquire.socket.timeout": "3000",  
        "table.entry.refresh.interval.base": "100",  
        "table.entry.refresh.interval.ceiling": "1600",  
        "table.entry.refresh.try.times": "3" 
      },
      "thread_pool": {
        "runtime.batch.executor": "false"
      }
    }
    

    The following table describes the parameters in the preceding client information.

    Parameter
    Default value
    Description
    metadata.refresh.interval 60000 The time interval of metadata refresh.
    rpc.execute.timeout 3000 The socket timeout period for executing the remote procedure call (RPC) request.
    rpc.operation.timeout 10000 The timeout period for executing an internal RPC request in OceanBase Database.
    runtime.continuous.failure.ceiling 100 The threshold of consecutive runtime failures before the refresh of the table address.
    runtime.max.wait 3000 The timeout period for the execution of a single request. The request execution is retried within the timeout period.
    runtime.retry.interval 1 The time interval between two consecutive retries when a runtime error occurs.
    runtime.retry.times 1 The number of retries when an error that allows retries occurs during the runtime.
    server.address.caching.timeout 3600000L The period before the server address cache expires.
    server.address.priority.timeout 1800000L The period before the server address priority expires.
    slow.query.monitor.threshold 10 The running duration threshold that triggers the recording of slow operations to monitoring logs.
    table.entry.acquire.connect.timeout 500 The timeout period after which the table address is refreshed and a request to create a connection is initiated.
    table.entry.acquire.socket.timeout 3000 The socket timeout period after which the table address is refreshed.
    table.entry.refresh.interval.base 100 The basic time interval for refreshing the table address.
    table.entry.refresh.interval.ceiling 1600 The maximum time interval for refreshing the table address.
    table.entry.refresh.try.times 3 The number of attempts allowed to refresh the table address.
    runtime.batch.executor false The resource pool for concurrent execution of batch requests.
    connection.max.expired.time 8s The maximum time interval for refreshing the client connection for a re-login.

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