SHOW¶
Displays information about active connections and database objects.
Syntax¶
SHOW
{
CONNECTIONS |
FUNCTIONS |
IMPORTEDKEYS [ IN schemaName | FROM table-Name ] |
INDEXES [ IN schemaName | FROM table-Name ] |
PROCEDURES [ IN schemaName ] |
SCHEMAS |
TABLES [ IN schemaName ] |
VIEWS [ IN schemaName ] |
}
Description¶
Displays information about active connections and database objects.
**SHOW CONNECTIONS**
If there are no connections, the SHOW CONNECTIONS command returns "No connections available".
Otherwise, the command displays a list of connection names and the URLs used to connect to them. The currently active connection is marked with an * after its name.
Example
snappy> show connections;
CONNECTION0* - jdbc:snappydata:thrift://127.0.0.1[1527]
* = current connection
**SHOW FUNCTIONS**
Displays the details of the default system functions.
Currently, UDF functions are not displayed in the list. This will be available in the future releases.
Example
snappy> show functions;
FUNCTION_SCHEM |FUNCTION_NAME |REMARKS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
SNAPPY_HIVE_METASTO&|NUCLEUS_ASCII |org.datanucleus.sto&
SNAPPY_HIVE_METASTO&|NUCLEUS_MATCHES |org.datanucleus.sto&
SYS |CHECK_TABLE_EX |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYS |GET_CRITICAL_HEAP_PERCENTAGE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYS |GET_CRITICAL_OFFHEAP_PERCENTA&|com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYS |GET_EVICTION_HEAP_PERCENTAGE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYS |GET_EVICTION_OFFHEAP_PERCENTA&|com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYS |GET_IS_NATIVE_NANOTIMER |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYS |GET_NATIVE_NANOTIMER_TYPE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYS |GET_TABLE_VERSION |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYS |HDFS_LAST_MAJOR_COMPACTION |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |CHECK_TABLE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |GET_DATABASE_PROPERTY |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |GET_EXPLAIN_CONNECTION |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |GET_RUNTIMESTATISTICS |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |GET_USER_ACCESS |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |BLOBCREATELOCATOR |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |BLOBGETBYTES |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |BLOBGETLENGTH |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |BLOBGETPOSITIONFROMBYTES |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |BLOBGETPOSITIONFROMLOCATOR |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |CLOBCREATELOCATOR |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |CLOBGETLENGTH |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |CLOBGETPOSITIONFROMLOCATOR |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |CLOBGETPOSITIONFROMSTRING |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSIBM |CLOBGETSUBSTRING |com.pivotal.gemfire&
**SHOW IMPORTEDKEYS**
Displays all foreign keys in the specified schema or table. If you omit the schema and table clauses, SnappyData displays all foreign keys for all tables in the current schema.
Example
snappy> show importedkeys in app;
PKTABLE_NAME |PKCOLUMN_NAME |PK_NAME |FKTABLE_SCHEM |FKTABLE_NAME |FKCOLUMN_NAME |FK_NAME |KEY_SEQ
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CUSTOMERS |CID |SQL180328162510710 |TRADE |BUYORDERS |CID |BO_CUST_FK |1
SECURITIES |SEC_ID |SEC_PK |TRADE |BUYORDERS |SID |BO_SEC_FK |1
CUSTOMERS |CID |SQL180328162510710 |TRADE |NETWORTH |CID |CUST_NEWT_FK |1
PORTFOLIO |CID |PORTF_PK |TRADE |SELLORDERS |CID |PORTF_FK |1
PORTFOLIO |SID |PORTF_PK |TRADE |SELLORDERS |SID |PORTF_FK |2
CUSTOMERS |CID |SQL180328162510710 |TRADE |PORTFOLIO |CID |CUST_FK |1
SECURITIES |SEC_ID |SEC_PK |TRADE |PORTFOLIO |SID |SEC_FK |1
EMPLOYEES |EID |EMPLOYEES_PK |TRADE |TRADES |EID |EMP_FK |1
CUSTOMERS |CID |SQL180328162510710 |TRADE |TRADES |CID |SQL18032816254&|1
snappy> show importedkeys from app.BUYORDERS;
PKTABLE_NAME |PKCOLUMN_NAME |PK_NAME |FKTABLE_SCHEM |FKTABLE_NAME |FKCOLUMN_NAME |FK_NAME |KEY_SEQ
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CUSTOMERS |CID |SQL180328162510710 |TRADE |BUYORDERS |CID |BO_CUST_FK |1
SECURITIES |SEC_ID |SEC_PK |TRADE |BUYORDERS |SID |BO_SEC_FK |1
2 rows selected
**SHOW INDEXES**
Displays all the indexes in the database.
If IN schemaName is specified, only the indexes in the specified schema are displayed. If FROM table-Name is specified, only the indexes on the specified table are displayed.
Example
snappy> show indexes in app;
TABLE_NAME |INDEX_NAME|COLUMN_NAME |NON_U&|TYPE|ASC&|CARDINA&|PAGES
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AIRLINES |AR_IDX1 |AIRLINE |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
CITIES |CT_IDX1 |CITY_ID |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
CITIES |CT_IDX2 |COUNTRY_ISO_CODE |true |3 |A |NULL |NULL
COUNTRIES |CR_IDX1 |COUNTRY_ISO_CODE |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
COUNTRIES |CR_IDX1 |COUNTRY |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTAVAILABILITY |FA_IDX1 |FLIGHT_ID |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTAVAILABILITY |FA_IDX1 |SEGMENT_NUMBER |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTAVAILABILITY |FA_IDX1 |FLIGHT_DATE |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTAVAILABILITY |FA_IDX2 |FLIGHT_ID |true |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTAVAILABILITY |FA_IDX2 |SEGMENT_NUMBER |true |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTS |FL_IDX1 |FLIGHT_ID |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTS |FL_IDX1 |SEGMENT_NUMBER |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTS |FL_IDX2 |DEST_AIRPORT |true |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTS |FL_IDX2 |ORIG_AIRPORT |true |3 |A |NULL |NULL
MAPS |M_IDX1 |MAP_ID |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
MAPS |M_IDX2 |MAP_NAME |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
16 rows selected
snappy> show indexes from flights;
TABLE_NAME |INDEX_NAME|COLUMN_NAME |NON_U&|TYPE|ASC&|CARDINA&|PAGES
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FLIGHTS |FL_IDX1 |FLIGHT_ID |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTS |FL_IDX1 |SEGMENT_NUMBER |false |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTS |FL_IDX2 |DEST_AIRPORT |true |3 |A |NULL |NULL
FLIGHTS |FL_IDX2 |ORIG_AIRPORT |true |3 |A |NULL |NULL
4 rows selected
**SHOW PROCEDURES**
SHOW PROCEDURES displays all the procedures in the database that have been created with the CREATE PROCEDURE statement, as well as system procedures.
If IN schemaName is specified, only procedures in the specified schema are displayed.
Example
snappy> show procedures in syscs_util;
PROCEDURE_SCHEM |PROCEDURE_NAME |REMARKS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
SYSCS_UTIL |BACKUP_DATABASE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |BACKUP_DATABASE_AND_ENABLE_LO&|com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |BACKUP_DATABASE_AND_ENABLE_LO&|com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |BACKUP_DATABASE_NOWAIT |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |BULK_INSERT |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |CHECKPOINT_DATABASE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |COMPRESS_TABLE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |DISABLE_LOG_ARCHIVE_MODE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |EMPTY_STATEMENT_CACHE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |EXPORT_QUERY |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |EXPORT_QUERY_LOBS_TO_EXTFILE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |EXPORT_TABLE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |EXPORT_TABLE_LOBS_TO_EXTFILE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |FREEZE_DATABASE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |IMPORT_DATA |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |IMPORT_DATA_EX |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |IMPORT_DATA_LOBS_FROM_EXTFILE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |IMPORT_TABLE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |IMPORT_TABLE_EX |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |IMPORT_TABLE_LOBS_FROM_EXTFILE|com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |INPLACE_COMPRESS_TABLE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |RELOAD_SECURITY_POLICY |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |SET_DATABASE_PROPERTY |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |SET_EXPLAIN_CONNECTION |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |SET_RUNTIMESTATISTICS |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |SET_STATEMENT_STATISTICS |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |SET_STATISTICS_TIMING |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |SET_USER_ACCESS |com.pivotal.gemfire&
SYSCS_UTIL |UNFREEZE_DATABASE |com.pivotal.gemfire&
29 rows selected
**SHOW SCHEMAS**
SHOW SCHEMAS displays all of the schemas in the current connection.
Example
snappy> create schema sample;
snappy> show schemas;
TABLE_SCHEM
------------------------------
APP
NULLID
SAMPLE
SQLJ
SYS
SYSCAT
SYSCS_DIAG
SYSCS_UTIL
SYSFUN
SYSIBM
SYSPROC
SYSSTAT
12 rows selected
**SHOW TABLES**
SHOW TABLES displays all of the tables in the current schema.
If IN schemaName is specified, the tables in the given schema are displayed.
Example
snappy> show tables in app;
TABLE_SCHEM |TABLE_NAME |TABLE_TYPE |REMARKS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
APP |AIRLINES |COLUMN TABLE |
APP |CITIES |COLUMN TABLE |
APP |COUNTRIES |COLUMN TABLE |
APP |FLIGHTAVAILABILITY |EXTERNAL TABLE |
APP |FLIGHTS |EXTERNAL TABLE |
APP |FLIGHTS_HISTORY |ROW TABLE |
APP |MAPS |ROW TABLE |
7 rows selected
snappy>
**SHOW VIEWS**
SHOW VIEWS displays all of the views in the current schema.
If IN schemaName is specified, the views in the given schema are displayed.
Example
snappy> create view v1 as select * from maps;
snappy> show views;
TABLE_SCHEM |TABLE_NAME |TABLE_TYPE|REMARKS
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
APP |V1 |VIEW |
1 row selected
snappy> show views in APP;
TABLE_SCHEM |TABLE_NAME |TABLE_TYPE|REMARKS
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
APP |V1 |VIEW |
APP |V2 |VIEW |
2 rows selected
Note
SHOW VIEWS do not display the temporary and global temporary views.
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