SYS_LOAD_HISTORY
Use SYS_LOAD_HISTORY to view details of COPY commands. Each row represents a COPY command with accumulated statistics for some of the fields. It contains both running and finished COPY commands.
SYS_LOAD_HISTORY is visible to all users. Superusers can see all rows; regular users can see only their own data. For more information, see Visibility of data in system tables and views.
Table columns
Column name | Data type | Description |
---|---|---|
user_id | integer | The identifier of the user who submitted the copy. |
query_id | bigint | The query identifier of the copy. |
transaction_id | bigint | The transaction identifier. |
session_id | integer | The process identifier of the process running the copy. |
database_name | text | The name of the database the user was connected to when the operation was issued. |
status | text | The status of the copy. Valid values are
running , completed ,
aborted . |
table_name | text | The name of the table copying into. |
start_time | timestamp | The time when the copy began. |
end_time | timestamp | The time when the copy completed. |
duration | bigint | The amount of time (microseconds) spent in the COPY command. |
data_source | text | The Amazon S3 location of files input to copy. |
file_format | text | The source file format. Formats include csv, txt, json, avro, orc, or parquet. |
loaded_rows | bigint | The number of rows copied to a table. |
loaded_bytes | bigint | The number of bytes copied to a table. |
source_file_count | integer | The number of files count in source files. |
source_file_bytes | bigint | The number of bytes in source files. |
file_count_scanned | integer | The number of scanned files from Amazon S3. |
file_bytes_scanned | bigint | The number of bytes scanned from the file in Amazon S3. |
error_count | bigint | The number of errors count. |
copy_job_id | bigint | The copy job identifier. A 0
indicates no job identifier. |
Sample queries
The following query shows the loaded rows, bytes, tables, and datasource of specific copy commands.
SELECT query_id, table_name, data_source, loaded_rows, loaded_bytes FROM sys_load_history WHERE query_id IN (6389,490791,441663,74374,72297) ORDER BY query_id, data_source DESC;
Sample output.
query_id | table_name | data_source | loaded_rows | loaded_bytes ----------+------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+--------------- 6389 | store_returns | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/store_returns/ | 287999764 | 1196240296158 72297 | web_site | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/web_site/ | 54 | 43808 74374 | ship_mode | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/ship_mode/ | 20 | 1320 441663 | income_band | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/income_band/ | 20 | 2152 490791 | customer_address | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/customer_address/ | 6000000 | 722924305
The following query shows the loaded rows, bytes, tables, and datasource of copy commands.
SELECT query_id, table_name, data_source, loaded_rows, loaded_bytes FROM sys_load_history ORDER BY query_id DESC LIMIT 10;
Sample output.
query_id | table_name | data_source | loaded_rows | loaded_bytes ----------+------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+----------------- 491058 | web_site | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/web_site/ | 54 | 43808 490947 | web_sales | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/web_sales/ | 720000376 | 22971988122819 490923 | web_returns | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/web_returns/ | 71997522 | 96597496325 490918 | web_page | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/web_page/ | 3000 | 1320 490907 | warehouse | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/warehouse/ | 20 | 1320 490902 | time_dim | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/time_dim/ | 86400 | 1320 490876 | store_sales | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/store_sales/ | 2879987999 | 151666241887933 490870 | store_returns | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/store_returns/ | 287999764 | 1196405607941 490865 | store | s3://load-test/data-sources/tpcds/2.8.0/textfile/1T/store/ | 1002 | 365507
The following query shows the daily loaded rows and bytes of the copy command.
SELECT date_trunc('day',start_time) AS exec_day, SUM(loaded_rows) AS loaded_rows, SUM(loaded_bytes) AS loaded_bytes FROM sys_load_history GROUP BY exec_day ORDER BY exec_day DESC;
Sample output.
exec_day | loaded_rows | loaded_bytes ---------------------+-------------+------------------ 2022-01-20 00:00:00 | 6347386005 | 258329473070606 2022-01-19 00:00:00 | 19042158015 | 775198502204572 2022-01-18 00:00:00 | 38084316030 | 1550294469446883 2022-01-17 00:00:00 | 25389544020 | 1033271084791724 2022-01-16 00:00:00 | 19042158015 | 775222736252792 2022-01-15 00:00:00 | 19834245387 | 798122849155598 2022-01-14 00:00:00 | 75376544688 | 3077040926571384