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SVV_INTEGRATION - Amazon Redshift

SVV_INTEGRATION

SVV_INTEGRATION displays details about the configuration of integrations.

SVV_INTEGRATION is visible only to superusers. For more information, see Visibility of data in system tables and views.

For information about zero-ETL integrations, see Zero-ETL integrations.

Table columns

Column name Data type Description
integration_id character(128) The identifier associated with the integration.
target_database character(128) The database in Amazon Redshift that receives the integration data.
source character(128) The source data for the integration. Possible types include MySQL, PostgreSQL, and S3_EVENT_NOTIFICATIONS.
state character(128) The state of the integration. Possible values include PendingDbConnectState, SchemaDiscoveryState, CdcRefreshState, and ErrorState.
current_lag bigint The current lag time (milliseconds) between the source and destination of the integration.
last_replicated_checkpoint character(128) The last replicated checkpoint.
total_tables_replicated integer The number of total tables currently in the replicated state.
total_tables_failed integer The number of total tables currently in the failed state.
creation_time timestamp The time (UTC) when the integration is created. It is defined as the time when the target database is created from the integration.
refresh_interval integer The approximate time interval, in seconds, to refresh data from the zero-ETL source to the target database.
source_database character(128) The name of the source database.
is_history_mode boolean A TRUE value indicates that history mode is on. A FALSE indicates that history mode is off.

Sample queries

The following SQL command displays the currently defined integrations.

select * from svv_integration; integration_id | target_database | source | state | current_lag | last_replicated_checkpoint | total_tables_replicated | total_tables_failed | creation_time | refresh_interval | source_database | is_history_mode ---------------------------------------+-----------------+--------+-----------------+-------------+-------------------------------------+-------------------------+---------------------+---------------------------+--------------------+-----------------+----------------- 99108e72-1cfd-414f-8cc0-0216acefac77 | perfdb | MySQL | CdcRefreshState | 56606106 | {"txn_seq":9834,"txn_id":126597515} | 152 | 0 | 2023-09-19 21:05:27.520299| 720 + mysourceetl | f
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