SHOW_SERVER_STATUS

SHOW_SERVER_STATUS returns a list of active sessions across the cluster.

To list active statements on the current worker only, see SHOW_CONNECTIONS.

Syntax

The following is the correct syntax when showing your server status:

SELECT SHOW_SERVER_STATUS()

Parameters

The Parameters section is not relevant for the SHOW_SERVER_STATUS statement.

Returns

The SHOW_SERVER_STATUS function returns a list of active sessions. If no sessions are active across the cluster, the result set will be empty.

The following table shows the SHOW_SERVER_STATUS result columns;

Result Columns
service	Statement Service Name
`instance`	Shows the worker ID.
`connection_id`	Shows the connection ID.
`serverip`	Shows the worker end-point IP.
`serverport`	Shows the worker end-point port.
`database_name`	Shows the statement’s database name.
`user_name`	Shows the username running the statement.
`clientip`	Shows the client IP.
`statementid`	Shows the statement ID.
`statement`	Shows the statement text.
`statementstarttime`	Shows the statement start timestamp.
`statementstatus`	Shows the statement status (see table below).
`statementstatusstart`	Shows the most recently updated timestamp.

The following table shows the statement status values:

Statement Status Values
Status	Description
`Preparing`	The statement is being prepared.
`In queue`	The statement is waiting for execution.
`Initializing`	The statement has entered execution checks.
`Executing`	The statement is executing.
`Stopping`	The statement is in the process of stopping.

Notes

This utility shows the active sessions. Some sessions may be actively connected, but not running any statements.

Example

Using SHOW_SERVER_STATUS to Get Statement IDs

The following example shows how to use the SHOW_SERVER_STATUS statement to get statement IDs:

SELECT SHOW_SERVER_STATUS();
service | instanceid | connection_id | serverip      | serverport | database_name | user_name        | clientip      | statementid | statement                                                                                             | statementstarttime  | statementstatus | statementstatusstart
--------+------------+---------------+---------------+------------+---------------+------------------+---------------+-------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------------------+-----------------+---------------------
sqream  | sqream_2   |  19           | 192.168.0.111 |       5000 | master        | etl              | 192.168.0.011 |2484923      | SELECT t1.account, t1.msisd from table a t1 join table b t2 on t1.id = t2.id where t1.msid='123123';  | 2022-01-17 16:19:31 | Executing       | 2022-01-17 16:19:32
sqream  | sqream_1   |  2            | 192.168.1.112 |       5000 | master        | etl              | 192.168.1.112 |2484924      | select show_server_status();                                                                          | 2022-01-17 16:19:39 | Executing       | 2022-01-17 16:19:39
sqream  | None       |  248          | 192.168.1.112 |       5007 | master        | maintenance_user | 192.168.1.112 |2484665      | select * from  sqream_catalog.tables;                                                                 | 2022-01-17 15:55:01 | In Queue        | 2022-01-17 15:55:02

The statement ID is 128, running on worker 192.168.1.91.

Permissions

The role must have the SUPERUSER permissions.