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How Can I Query RDS for MySQL Information by Running Command show full innodb status?

After you connect to a DDM instance through the MySQL client, you can run command show full innodb status to query information about the associated RDS for MySQL instances. The following information can be queried:

Current time and duration since the last output.
Status of the master thread.
SEMAPHORES including event counts and available waiting threads when there is high-concurrency workload. You can use the information to locate performance bottlenecks if any.

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