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GS_LOGICALSTANDBY_SKIP
GS_LOGICALSTANDBY_SKIP displays the defined skip rules. When skiptype is set to 1 or 3 (for details, see GS_SQLAPPLY_SKIP), the following columns are obtained from the system catalog GS_SQLAPPLY_SKIP to create or update the system view. The view is empty and reserved in distributed scenarios.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| createtime | timestamp | SKIP definition time. |
| error | bool | Specifies whether it is triggered only if an error occurs. |
| dump | char | Dump type. |
| stmt | text | SKIP statement or KEYWORD. |
| dbname | name | Database name. |
| schemaname | name | Schema name. |
| objectname | name | Object name. |
Parent topic: Other System Views
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