GS_ALL_PREPARED_STATEMENTS

GS_ALL_PREPARED_STATEMENTS displays information about prepared statements that are available in all sessions. This view is accessible only to system administrators. In the multi-tenancy scenario, data of a PDB is returned to its own PDB, and global data is returned to a non-PDB.

**Table 1** GS_ALL_PREPARED_STATEMENTS columns
Name	Type	Description
pid	bigint	Backend thread ID. NOTE: In thread pool mode, pid indicates the ID of the thread bound to the current session. When a session is executed on different threads, pid changes accordingly. In thread pool mode, statements are associated with sessionid but not pid. You are advised to use sessionid for join query.
sessionid	bigint	Current session ID.
global_sessionid	text	Global session ID.
name	text	Prepared statement identifier.
statement	text	Query string for creating this prepared statement. The column is the PREPARE statements committed by the client for prepared statements created from SQL. The column is the text of the prepared statements for prepared statements created through a front-end/back-end protocol.
prepare_time	timestamp with time zone	Timestamp when the prepared statement is created.
parameter_types	regtype[]	Expected parameter type of the prepared statement in the form of a regtype array. The OID corresponding to this array can be obtained by converting the regtype value.
from_sql	boolean	True if the prepared statement was created through the PREPARE statement. False if the statement was prepared through the frontend/backend protocol.