SUMMARY_WORKLOAD_TRANSACTION
Displays information about transactions loaded in the database, as shown in Table 1. In the multi-tenancy scenario, global information is returned if this view is accessed in a non-PDB, and information about a PDB is returned if this view is accessed in the PDB.
Name |
Type |
Description |
---|---|---|
workload |
name |
Workload name. |
commit_counter |
numeric |
Number of user transactions committed. |
rollback_counter |
numeric |
Number of user transactions rolled back. |
resp_min |
bigint |
Minimum response time of user transactions (unit: μs). |
resp_max |
bigint |
Maximum response time of user transactions (unit: μs). |
resp_avg |
bigint |
Average response time of user transactions (unit: μs). |
resp_total |
numeric |
Total response time of user transactions (unit: μs). |
bg_commit_counter |
numeric |
Number of background transactions committed. |
bg_rollback_counter |
numeric |
Number of background transactions rolled back. |
bg_resp_min |
bigint |
Minimum response time of background transactions (unit: μs). |
bg_resp_max |
bigint |
Maximum response time of background transactions (unit: μs). |
bg_resp_avg |
bigint |
Average response time of background transactions (unit: μs). |
bg_resp_total |
numeric |
Total response time of background transactions (unit: μs). |
dbid |
oid |
ID of the database to which the statistics belong. |
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