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SHOW TRANSACTION
description
This syntax is used to view the transaction details of the specified transaction id.
Syntax:
SHOW TRANSACTION
[FROM db_name]
WHERE id = transaction_id;
Examples of returned results:
TransactionId: 4005
Label: insert_8d807d5d-bcdd-46eb-be6d-3fa87aa4952d
Coordinator: FE: 10.74.167.16
TransactionStatus: VISIBLE
LoadJobSourceType: INSERT_STREAMING
PrepareTime: 2020-01-09 14:59:07
CommitTime: 2020-01-09 14:59:09
FinishTime: 2020-01-09 14:59:09
Reason:
ErrorReplicasCount: 0
ListenerId: -1
TimeoutMs: 300000
- TransactionId: transaction id
- Label: import the label corresponding to the task
- Coordinator: the node responsible for transaction coordination
- TransactionStatus: transaction status
- PREPARE: preparation stage
- COMMITTED: the transaction succeeded, but the data is not visible
- VISIBLE: the transaction is successful and the data is visible
- ABORTED: transaction failed
- LoadJobSourceType: type of import task.
- PrepareTime: transaction start time
- CommitTime: the time when the transaction is successfully committed
- FinishTime: the time when the data is visible
- Reason: error message
- ErrorReplicasCount: number of replicas with errors
- ListenerId: id of the related import job
- TimeoutMs: transaction timeout, in milliseconds
example
To view a transaction with id 4005:
SHOW TRANSACTION WHERE ID=4005;
In the specified dB, view the transaction with id 4005:
SHOW TRANSACTION FROM db WHERE ID=4005;
keyword
SHOW, TRANSACTION
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