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    This view is available starting with V4.0.0.

    Purpose

    This view displays the status and recovery progress of log streams in the current tenant.

    Columns

    Column
    Type
    Nullable
    Description
    LS_ID NUMBER NO The ID of the log stream.
    STATUS VARCHAR2(100) NO The status of the log stream. Valid values:
    • CREATING: The log stream is being created.
    • CREATED: The log stream is created.
    • NORMAL: The log stream is available for service.
    • DROPPING: The log stream is being dropped. You must migrate all tablets on the log stream before the log stream is dropped.
    • TENANT DROPPING: The log stream is being dropped because its tenant is being dropped.
    • WAIT OFFLINE: The data of the log stream is deleted. The log stream is waiting for garbage collection (GC).
    • CREATE ABORT: The log stream creation fails or is not required. The log stream is being dropped.
    PRIMARY_ZONE CLOB YES The priority of the log stream for leader election.
    UNIT_GROUP_ID NUMBER NO The ID of the unit group.

    Note

    • For V4.4.x, this column is available starting with V4.4.2. The value of this column is always 0.
    • For V4.2.5, this column is available starting with V4.2.5 BP5. The value of this column is always 0.
    LS_GROUP_ID NUMBER NO The ID of the log stream group. For system log streams (log stream 1) and broadcast log streams, this column displays 0, indicating that the log stream does not belong to any log stream group.
    CREATE_SCN NUMBER NO The starting point of the log stream.
    DROP_SCN NUMBER NO The point at which the log stream is dropped. This point marks the end of all user data. If the log stream is dropped, this column records the SCN at which the log stream is dropped. If the log stream is not dropped, this column is empty.
    SYNC_SCN NUMBER NO The synchronization point of the log stream. This point marks the SCN of the last transaction that is successfully synchronized.
    READABLE_SCN NUMBER NO The readable point of the log stream. This point marks the minimum SCN at which the log stream can be read.
    FLAG VARCHAR2(2048) YES The flag of the log stream:
    • NULL: normal log stream
    • DUPLICATE: broadcast log stream of a user tenant. A replicated table is created on this log stream.
    • BLOCK_TABLET_IN: indicates that a tablet cannot be created on this log stream.
    • DUPLICATE|BLOCK_TABLET_IN: indicates that a tablet cannot be created on the broadcast log stream.

    Note

    This column is available starting with V4.2.0.

    UNIT_LIST VARCHAR2(1216) NO The list of units on which the user log stream is distributed. The value of this column is empty for system log streams and broadcast log streams if no specific location is specified.

    Note

    • For V4.4.x, this column is available starting with V4.4.2.
    • For V4.2.5, this column is available starting with V4.2.5 BP5.

    Sample query

    Query the status and recovery progress of log streams in the current tenant.

    obclient(SYS@oracle001)[SYS]> SELECT * FROM SYS.DBA_OB_LS;
    

    The query result is as follows:

    +-------+--------+--------------+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------+---------------------+---------------------+------+-----------+
    | LS_ID | STATUS | PRIMARY_ZONE | UNIT_GROUP_ID | LS_GROUP_ID | CREATE_SCN          | DROP_SCN | SYNC_SCN            | READABLE_SCN        | FLAG | UNIT_LIST |
    +-------+--------+--------------+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------+---------------------+---------------------+------+-----------+
    |     1 | NORMAL | zone1        |             0 |           0 |                NULL |     NULL | 1768205378118457001 | 1768205378118457001 | NULL | NULL      |
    |  1001 | NORMAL | zone1        |             0 |        1001 | 1767769662964400002 |     NULL | 1768205378119515000 | 1768205378119515000 | NULL | 1002      |
    +-------+--------+--------------+---------------+-------------+---------------------+----------+---------------------+---------------------+------+-----------+
    2 rows in set
    

    References

    • Query the status and recovery progress of log streams in all tenants: CDB_OB_LS

    • For more information about log stream replicas, see Replica introduction.

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